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Hong Kong Tourism Board Promotes Travel to India

Hong Kong Tourism Board Promotes Travel to India
Hong Kong Tourism Board Staged a 5-City Travel Mission in India, Reinforces City’s Year-Round Tourism Appeal · theprint.in

The Hong Kong Tourism Board visited India to tell people about all the fun things to do in Hong Kong.

They visited five big cities and talked to travel agents.

More and more people from India are going to Hong Kong, with almost as many as before the pandemic.

People are staying longer and spending more money.

Hong Kong has lots of attractions like theme parks and cool events.

It's easy to get to Hong Kong from India with many direct flights.

The goal is to get even more Indian tourists to visit for fun trips, family holidays, or business meetings.

Key facts

Event
Hong Kong Travel Mission
Cities Visited
Bengaluru, Mumbai, New Delhi, Hyderabad, Chennai
Indian Visitors (Jan-Jul 2025)
233,000
Year-on-year growth
8%
Average stay
Four nights
Weekly Flights
53 from India
Indian Delegates (H1 2025)
55,587

Quotes

Puneet Kumar

Director – South Asia, Hong Kong Tourism Board

“There is no place like Hong Kong that is such a super cosmopolitan city with world class theme parks, attractions, best in class infrastructure, unique experiences that are only available in HK such as Derby racing, yachting, island hopping, our city’s culinary & nightlife is second to none, world famous Art & Cultural events yet you can find the nature’s calm within few minutes as we have oceans, mountains, hiking trails, beaches, 263 island, water sports that attracts active adventure seekers from around the world. Hong Kong is a year-round destination with a packed calendar of mega events, festivals from Summer Viva to Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance to Halloween to Hong Kong Wine & Dine to WinterFest and most spectacular New Year Countdown Fireworks. There is never a dull moment in Hong Kong making it the perfect destination for leisure & cruise holidays, family trips & celebrations, or MICE travel.”
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