People get on a tour boat at Tsim Sha Tsui ahead of a trip to one of Hong Kong’s outlying islands. Photo: K. Y. Cheng People get on a tour boat at Tsim Sha Tsui ahead of a trip to one of Hong Kong’s outlying islands. Photo: K. Y. Cheng
People get on a tour boat at Tsim Sha Tsui ahead of a trip to one of Hong Kong’s outlying islands. Photo: K. Y. Cheng
Tourism
Hong Kong /  Hong Kong economy

Locals explore Hong Kong in their thousands, but travel industry still suffering as coronavirus keeps visitors away

  • Tours of city attracted more than 7,000 people either side of the third wave
  • Industry chief says far from being a gimmick the scheme could prove to be the future of tourism

Topic |   Tourism
Zoe Low
Zoe Low

Updated: 9:58pm, 6 Dec, 2020

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People get on a tour boat at Tsim Sha Tsui ahead of a trip to one of Hong Kong’s outlying islands. Photo: K. Y. Cheng People get on a tour boat at Tsim Sha Tsui ahead of a trip to one of Hong Kong’s outlying islands. Photo: K. Y. Cheng
People get on a tour boat at Tsim Sha Tsui ahead of a trip to one of Hong Kong’s outlying islands. Photo: K. Y. Cheng
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