According to data released by the Hong Kong Tourism Board on the 17th, the number of visitors to Hong Kong reached 4.5 million in July, an increase of 3% over the previous year. The total number of visitors to Hong Kong in the first seven months of this year was about 31.22 million, an increase of 11% over the previous year. In July of this year, a number of major international exhibitions and events were held in Hong Kong to support the growth of some customer markets. There were about 897,000 non-mainland visitors in July, an increase of 2% over the previous year. The Hong Kong Tourism and Development Board said it will launch a number of major events in the second half of the year, covering various fields such as sports and food, including projects such as the “Hong Kong Cycle Festival” and “Hong Kong Wine and Food Tour” to attract visitors to Hong Kong with rich experiences. In addition, the HKTB will launch various promotional activities in collaboration with the industry to encourage travelers to explore Hong Kong in depth, extend their stay, and further boost travel-related spending.

According to data released by the Hong Kong Tourism Board on the 17th, the number of visitors to Hong Kong reached 4.5 million in July, an increase of 3% over the previous year. The total number of visitors to Hong Kong in the first seven months of this year was about 31.22 million, an increase of 11% over the previous year. In July of this year, a number of major international exhibitions and events were held in Hong Kong to support the growth of some customer markets. There were about 897,000 non-mainland visitors in July, an increase of 2% over the previous year. The Hong Kong Tourism and Development Board said it will launch a number of major events in the second half of the year, covering various fields such as sports and food, including projects such as the “Hong Kong Cycle Festival” and “Hong Kong Wine and Food Tour” to attract visitors to Hong Kong with rich experiences. In addition, the HKTB will launch various promotional activities in collaboration with the industry to encourage travelers to explore Hong Kong in depth, extend their stay, and further boost travel-related spending.