Hong Kong Mid Autumn Festival features Fire Dragon Dance, lanterns, and cultural experiences for global travellers

Hong Kong launches a new UK tourism strategy as British arrivals rise, promoting longer stays, food, culture, nature, events and island escapes.

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.

Hong Kong transforms tourism with year-round events, culture and experiences, redefining Asia travel in 2026.

Hong Kong Airlines launches direct Hong Kong-Urumqi flights, opening easier access to Xinjiang and strengthening travel links between Hong Kong and Northwest China.

Hong Kong and more destinations hope for stronger tourism after IHIF Asia 2026, as 550+ hospitality leaders meet to discuss travel demand, investment, hotel growth and the future of Asia-Pacific tourism.

Hong Kong transforms tourism with mega events, cultural festivals and luxury hospitality projects to attract high-value global visitors.

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

48-hour tourism economy links Hong Kong and Guangzhou by rail, creating a new model for compact weekend travel.

Tourism in Hong Kong flourished in 2026. A busy calendar of international events, along with greater air connectivity and airport infrastructure,

Hong Kong Greater Bay Area tourism links airport, islands, cruise and wellness into a richer multi-destination holiday.

Dragon’s Back Hong Kong remains a highly accessible first hike, combining coastal views, mountain trails and Big Wave Bay.

Hong Kong welcomed 4.5 million visitors in July 2026 as arrivals rose 3%, driven by global events, MICE tourism and international travel growth.

Hong Kong’s hotel districts are expanding beyond Central and Tsim Sha Tsui as travellers seek culture, value and local experiences.