Hong Kong hosts ITE Hong Kong 2026 travel expo June 11–14, expanding global tourism partnerships, exhibitor showcases, and travel offerings for industry and public visitors

Hong Kong tourism rebounds with global expansion, strategic investment, and enhanced visitor experiences driving travel growth in 2026

Hong Kong’s tourism rebounds with 13.7 million visitors in early 2026, forecasting over 50 million arrivals for the year, fueled by major attractions and smart tourism

Hong Kong’s Mega 8 Initiative integrates sports, arts, and digital technology to elevate the city as Asia’s event capital, drawing global visitors with world-class experiences

China and Hong Kong unite racing and tourism with a new cross-border link, connecting Hong Kong racecourses with Guangzhou’s Conghua, boosting regional tourism

New updates to foreign workforce policies in top tourism destinations will affect hiring in the travel industry. Here’s how these changes could impact your next trip.

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The Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) had an extraordinary run in Fall 2024, hosting 205 diverse events from September through November. This dynamic schedule brought together nearly 2 million attendees from around the world, reinforcing Hong Kong’s reputation as Asia’s premier destination for global business and events.

Hong Kong has updated the rules for its significant events fund, now requiring that event organizers actively promote tourism and stimulate the economy. This revised approach focuses on allocating resources to roughly 10 key projects each year.

In the first half of 2024, Hong Kong experienced a notable revival in its MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conventions, and Exhibitions) tourism sector. During this period, the city welcomed nearly 21 million visitors, with approximately half staying overnight. Among these overnight visitors, MICE tourists accounted for 700,000, reaching close to 80% of the attendance figures from the same period in 2018. This underscores MICE tourism as the fastest-recovering segment within Hong Kong’s travel industry.