Tag: Hong Kong Inbound
Backpackers in Hong Kong could make a big difference: new study
Targeting the backpacker segment may be an effective means to meet the "urgent need" of diversifying Hong Kong’s tourism market and promoting sustainable tourism,...
Hong Kong still a hot destination for Chinese tourists
More visitors from mainland China are travelling to Hong Kong via coach or train in 2018, on the back of growing land connections thanks...
New year, new outlook
As travellers seek authentic experiences more than ever, what key trends are Asia’s leading inbound agents keeping an eye on for 2019, what are the opportunity areas, and what challenges lie ahead?
HK seeks answer to visitor surge, capacity strains arising from mega...
With mainland Chinese arrivals into Hong Kong spiking since the inauguration of the Hongkong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge (HZMB) in October 2018, the ability of service providers...
HK-China travel gets a lift as high-speed rail connects to mainland
With the launch of the long-delayed rail link connecting Hong Kong to mainland China’s high-speed network on September 23, tourism players in the city...
Higher HK airfares on horizon as fuel surcharges kick in from...
Hong Kong's Civil Aviation Department (CAD) is lifting a 22-month suspension on fuel surcharge, allowing airlines to make their own commercial decisions on whether...
Hong Kong gets on board China’s high-speed rail network
Following years of delay and cost overruns, the 26km rail link connecting Hong Kong to mainland China's high-speed rail network was finally launched on...
HKTB, Cathay Pacific extend reach into tech-savvy India with Klook partnership
The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) and Cathay Pacific have partnered Klook, an in-destination travel booking platform giant, to woo Indian travellers.
This represents a...
Walk In Hong Kong’s Sham Shui Po tour
Accompanied by Walk in Hong Kong's founder, Paul Chan, Prudence Lui is taken on a private tour to find out more about the cultural and historical side of Sham Shui Po district.
Facing the rate challenge
The Chinese are returning to Hong Kong, but this is not relieving agents of challenges they face with dynamic room rates, finds Prudence Lui.
