27th ACGHK Kicks off with 4.5m Spider‑Man Figure Towering over Hot Toys booth

2026-07-24 17:45 Last Updated At：18:43

The 27th Animation-Comic-Game Hong Kong (ACGHK), one of the city's most anticipated annual events for the animation, comics and gaming industries, is being held from July 24 to 28 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.

The 2026 ACGHK is the largest in the event's history, expanding from the usual Halls 1 and 3 to include Hall 5 for the first time, increasing the total exhibition area by 10%. The event features 201 exhibitors and 689 individual participants, including toy designers, comic artists and local fan groups, making for an impressive lineup. Exhibitors have gone all out with eye-catching booth designs and limited-edition products to attract fans. Hot Toys, for instance, has set up a 4.5-metre-tall, movie-themed Spider-Man: Brand New Day installation.

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The 27th Animation-Comic-Game Hong Kong (ACGHK)

The ACG figures and models exhibited on-site

A wide range of interesting booths await your discovery.

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The 27th Animation-Comic-Game Hong Kong (ACGHK)

The ACG figures and models exhibited on-site

A wide range of interesting booths await your discovery.

The event has also brought together leading figures from the global animation and gaming industries, including 55 top toy designers from 13 countries and regions, 10 acclaimed manga artists from the Chinese Mainland, Italy, Spain and Serbia, as well as a host of renowned Japanese voice actors and popular VTubers, promising an unmissable pop-culture extravaganza for local ACG fans.

Event details – 27th Animation-Comic-Game Hong Kong (ACGHK)

Dates: July 24–27 (Fri–Mon), 10:00 – 21:00; July 28 (Tue), 10:00 – 20:00

Venue: Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Halls 1, 3 & 5

Tickets:

ACGHK Full Price: $50

Child Full Price: $25

Express Ticket: $150

Visitor Full Price: $80

Notes: Halls 3 & 5 open daily at 11:00 am; visitor tickets are available only at on-site ticket counters.

DPO and PMSA Jointly Organise Seminar on 'iAM Smart' Personal Code Application for Digital Transformation

DPO and PMSA jointly organise seminar on application of "iAM Smart" Personal Code in property management

The Digital Policy Office (DPO) and the Property Management Services Authority (PMSA) yesterday (July 23)jointly organised a Continuing Professional Development Seminar titled "Adoption of 'iAM Smart' Personal Code in the Property Management Industry: New Directions for Digital Transformation and Privacy Compliance". More than 100 property management industry representatives attended on-site while more than 3 400 viewers watched the live broadcast online.

The Chairperson of the PMSA, Dr James Wong, and the Assistant Commissioner (Data Applications) of the DPO, Mr Brian Sun, delivered welcoming remarks for the seminar. The Assistant Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data of the Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data (PCPD), Ms Rebecca Ho; Chief Manager (Estate Management) of the Hong Kong Housing Authority (HKHA) Mr Derek Lo; Chief Systems Manager (Data Applications) of the DPO Mr Patrick Lai; as well as a number of industry experts and representatives who had adopted the "iAM Smart" Personal Code attended the seminar and shared their experiences.

Frontline property management personnel are frequently required to carry out visitor registration during their daily operations, which involves collecting and handling a large amount of personal data. In his speech, Mr Sun said that the Government has been actively promoting digital transformation across industries. The "iAM Smart" Personal Code function introduced by the DPO precisely provides an innovative solution that supports identity verification while balancing privacy protection. The "iAM Smart" Personal Code allows citizens to display anonymous personal identity information in the format of a QR code via the "iAM Smart" app, assisting property management enterprises in easily achieving privacy compliance goals.

At present, more than 60 residential estates, government buildings and commercial buildings across the territory have adopted the "iAM Smart" Personal Code to support visitor registration or access control facilities.

During the thematic sharing session, the PCPD introduced the latest privacy compliance guidelines and shared case studies relevant to the property management industry. The HKHA explained recent practical examples of piloting a smart access control system compatible with the "iAM Smart" Personal Code at Tung Wui Estate in Wong Tai Sin and Long Shin Estate in Yuen Long. The DPO introduced how the "iAM Smart" Personal Code could help the property management industry easily achieve privacy compliance goals. In addition, various property management industry experts and representatives shared their practical experiences and the benefits of integrating "iAM Smart" functions into property management workflows, access control facilities and daily operations.

The DPO expressed the hope that the property management industry will continue to innovate, actively embrace digital technology and make good use of the "iAM Smart" functions, and flexibly integrate technology into property management services to jointly build a safer, more convenient and more efficient smart city for Hong Kong residents.