Explore Cheung Chau Island in Hong Kong with beaches, culture, seafood, trails and authentic travel experiences

Hong Kong Travel has unveiled a new UK-focused tourism strategy to encourage British visitors to stay longer and explore more of the destination’s premium experiences, following strong growth in UK arrivals.

Hong Kong strengthens global tourism with new visitor strategies, cultural events, international markets and enhanced travel experiences.

This September, Hong Kong is turning into a dazzling destination of lights, traditions and festive experiences as the city celebrates the Mid-Autumn Festival with a wide range of cultural attractions, heritage performances and seasonal activities.

Singapore, Thailand, Japan and more attract premium travellers as luxury stays, personalised journeys and high-end travel experiences grow globally.

China’s new railway link strengthens Hong Kong travel to Beijing and central China, opening wider tourism and business opportunities.

Hong Kong launches travel initiative to draw UK visitors.

Hong Kong tightens digital security rules for travellers, with password disclosure powers and penalties affecting business trips.

China is unlocking powerful new travel opportunities as Hong Kong Airlines launches its first direct flights between Hong Kong and Urumqi, creating a stronger aviation bridge connecting southern China, Xinjiang and Central Asia.

China’s travel connectivity is entering a new phase as Hong Kong Airlines launches its first direct route between Hong Kong and Urumqi, strengthening air links between Xinjiang and global markets.

Hong Kong Airlines has launched its first-ever nonstop connection linking Hong Kong with Urumqi, beginning operations on 29 August.

Discover how Hong Kong’s Tourism Revival Surges as July Visitor Arrivals Cross Four Million, driving local growth and reshaping global travel trends

Seven years after making her debut in 2019, the remarkable artistic works of renowned Hong Kong artist Karen Cheung (Karen Aruba Art) are returning to the “One Happy Island” of Aruba. From September 11 to 13, 2026,

Hong Kong International Airport provides a range of facilities to support its goal of becoming the most important aviation hub in Asia.

Hong Kong travel takes a new turn as Cathay Pacific turns one square kilometre into immersive neighbourhood journeys.