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Hong Kong visitor arrivals off to strong start in 2026, up 9.6% to 7.23 million

Hong Kong has begun 2026 with a surge in inbound tourism, welcoming 7.23 million visitors to date, marking an increase of 9.6 per cent compared with the previous year. Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po also said that 1.43 million mainland Chinese visitors were expected during the Lunar New Year holiday, up 6 per cent from last year. He attributed this expected boost to the meg...


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From fireworks to racing, how Hong Kong is celebrating the Year of the Horse

Hong Kong will usher in the Year of the Horse with a string of events starting on February 17 and welcome an estimated 1.43 million mainland Chinese for the festivities. The mainland’s holiday runs from February 15 to 23, while the local one extends from February 17 to 19. From the roar of fireworks over Victoria Harbour to the thunder of hooves at Sha Tin Racecourse, the South ...


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Asia-Pacific properties set to steal spotlight as mega-deals return in the Year of the Horse

As Hong Kong, mainland China and several other Asian markets usher in the Year of the Horse on Tuesday, the region’s commercial real estate sector is expected to draw increased cross-border capital, with certain segments set to outperform as mega-deals make a comeback, analysts said. Asia-Pacific was set to be a focus among global investors, with data cited by global commercial ...


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Flower sales in Hong Kong bloom as Valentine’s Day shoppers splash out on gifts

Some lovebirds in Hong Kong are expressing their affection this Valentine’s Day by spending hundreds of dollars on bouquets and gifts, while several vendors have recorded growth in sales of about 20 per cent. At the bustling Flower Market in Mong Kok, many men were among the crowds picking rose bouquets, while others browsed for flowers to celebrate the coming Lunar New Year. Th...


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Savvy Hongkongers book 9-day Lunar New Year break for festive trips across Asia

Hongkongers began departing the city in droves on Saturday, with many opting to take a nine-day Lunar New Year break to destinations across the rest of Asia. Travellers, including families with children and elderly relatives, gathered at check-in counters in the morning as the city marked Valentine’s Day and prepared to ring in the Year of the Horse. Long queues of hundreds of t...


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