Unlocking the potential: transforming hong kong's tourism industry for the future
ââTheSecretary forCulture, Sports and Tourism, Mr Kevin Yeung,today (May 30)consultedthe Tourism Strategy CommitteeontheDevelopment Blueprint for Hong Kong's Tourism Industry 2.0(Blueprint 2.0). Membersof the Committee actively put forwardvarioussuggestionsat the meeting.
The Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau launched the tradeconsultationfor Blueprint 2.0in April 17and has since held over 10 consultation sessions with thetraveltrade, related organisationsand stakeholders for collecting views on Blueprint 2.0.The Secretary also met with Legislative Council Members last weektolisten totheir views on Blueprint 2.0.
Thetradeconsultation will end on June 14.Stakeholdersare welcomed toprovide written comments onBlueprint 2.0to theTourism Commissionon or before June 14by email (tourismblueprint@cstb.gov.hk), fax (3848 4127)orpost (11/F, Harbour East, 218 Electric Road,Fortress Hill, Hong Kong).
Trade consultation on Development Blueprint for Hong Kong's Tourism Industry 2.0 Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases
Trade consultation on Development Blueprint for Hong Kong's Tourism Industry 2.0 Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases
Hong Kong cinema showcased in Vienna
The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office, Berlin (HKETO Berlin) supported screenings of two Hong Kong movies at the 5th Red Lotus Asian Film Festival, held in Vienna, Austria, from April 23 to 26 (Vienna time).
Speaking ahead of the screening of the opening film "The Shadow's Edge" on April 25, the Head of Public Relations of HKETO Berlin, Ms Stephanie Pall, highlighted the remarkable achievements of Hong Kong's creative talents and the Government's continued commitment to fostering and promoting the film industry on the global stage. She underscored how these efforts have strengthened the international profile of Hong Kong cinema and showcased the exceptional craftsmanship of its filmmakers.
"Hong Kong's popular culture, spanning film, music and visual arts, offers a compelling insight into a society that is both deeply rooted in tradition and strikingly modern. It is truly inspiring to see how Hong Kong, a city defined by its boundless energy and creativity, continues to gain recognition on the world stage. The Hong Kong Government is firmly committed to sharing its unique cinematic voice with global audiences through international film events." Ms Pall said.
Following the screening, HKETO Berlin hosted a reception, welcoming guests from the business, cultural, and media sectors, providing an opportunity for exchanges and networking. The festival programme also featured another movie "Montages of a Modern Motherhood" which was screened on April 26.
About HKETO Berlin
HKETO Berlin is the official representative of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government in commercial relations and other economic and trade matters in Germany as well as Austria, Czechia, Hungary, Poland, the Slovak Republic, Slovenia and Switzerland.
Hong Kong cinema showcased in Vienna Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases
Hong Kong cinema showcased in Vienna Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases
Hong Kong cinema showcased in Vienna Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases
