Global tourism push promotes Hong Kong as city to be ‘felt’ not just seen
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Hong Kong has launched a new global tourism campaign called 'Only in Hong Kong' which promotes the city as a destination to be 'felt' through unique experiences like mahjong, tram rides, hidden beaches, and Kai Tak Stadium. Tourism Board executive director Anthony Lau Chun-hon announced the initiative to the South China Morning Post, stating the campaign aims to redefine how travelers experience Hong Kong and differentiate it from other destinations. The campaign seeks to attract visitors by emphasizing immersive activities rather than just sightseeing.
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Hong Kong has launched a new global tourism campaign called 'Only in Hong Kong' which promotes the city as a destination to be 'felt' through unique experiences like mahjong, tram rides, hidden beaches, and Kai Tak Stadium. Tourism Board executive director Anthony Lau Chun-hon announced the initiative to the South China Morning Post, stating the campaign aims to redefine how travelers experience Hong Kong and differentiate it from other destinations. The campaign seeks to attract visitors by em...
Hong Kong seeks to promote itself under a new global campaign.
Anthony Lau Chun-hon is the executive director of the Hong Kong Tourism Board.
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The campaign aims to redefine how travelers experience Hong Kong and distinguish it from other destinations.
South China Morning Post- Hong Kong seeks to promote itself under a new global campaign.
- The campaign highlights diverse experiences to draw visitors.
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Loaded language removedHong Kong is seeking to promote itself as a city that visitors “feel” rather than merely see under a new global tourism campaign highlighting experiences ranging from mahjong games and tram rides to hidden beaches and Kai Tak Stadium.
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The campaign aims to redefine how travelers experience Hong Kong and distinguish it from other destinations.
South China Morning PostHong Kong is launching a new global tourism campaign called 'Only in Hong Kong'.
South China Morning PostThe campaign highlights experiences including mahjong games, tram rides, hidden beaches, and Kai Tak Stadium.
South China Morning PostAnthony Lau Chun-hon is the executive director of the Hong Kong Tourism Board.
South China Morning PostAnthony Lau made the announcement to the South China Morning Post.
South China Morning Post