Hong Kong’s “Super March” campaign, focusing on sports, arts, and tourism, has successfully increased tourist arrivals, with an emphasis on quality experiences over quantity, according to Secretary for Culture, Sports, and Tourism Rosanna Law Shuk-pui. The city plans to leverage its pristine coastline and islands to attract quality tourists, while also negotiating investments in coastline projects at Victoria Harbour. Other strategies include hosting mega-events at Kai Tak Sports Park and using the campaign to draw long-haul visitors and elevate Hong Kong’s global status as a premier destination, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a balance between visitor numbers and guest experience.
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UK overtures to China worry Hongkongers | Letter
A pragmatic China policy should consider the experiences of the diaspora, argues Sum Kung, a Hongkonger with a British national (overseas) passport living in Britain. The editorial on the UK's evolving stance toward China resonated deeply, as many who left Hong Kong after the national security law faced immediate and existential threats from the regime. Their migration was not merely for better opportunities but a necessary escape from a city where freedoms were swiftly eroding....
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