The Hari Hong Kong is promoting longer stays by highlighting access to hiking trails alongside urban areas. As travel patterns shift towards longer visits and more time spent in destinations, the hotel positions Wan Chai as a base for exploring both city streets and nearby countryside. Within a 15-minute walk of the hotel on Lockhart

Ever since Hong Kong’s chief executive introduced a “Tourism Everywhere” campaign, which included public support for a local yacht economy, momentum towards the city’s nautical endeavours has quickly picked up headway, so to speak. Delivered in last October’s policy address, the seafaring initiatives aim to capture a share of an expanding global yacht market expected

Hong Kong’s tourism rebound accelerated on May 2 as 300,466 mainland Chinese visitors entered the city—up 13 percent year-on-year—according to Immigration Department tallies cited by the South China Morning Post. The influx coincided with the start of the mainland’s five-day Labour-Day holiday, traditionally one of the busiest cross-border periods of the year. Most travellers arrived