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    <description>Charlie Yip is community empowerment assistant at Civic Exchange, where she focuses on youth engagement initiatives and addressing environmental challenges. She has co-authored two research reports: Learning for a Greener Future: Accelerating Climate and Biodiversity Action through Education and Empowerment and Nature Positive Hong Kong: Harnessing COP16 Insights to Accelerate Biodiversity Action. She is currently pursuing a BSc in Environmental Management and Technology at The Hong Kong...</description>
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      <description>For decades, Hong Kong’s tourism success rested on a clear formula: shopping, dining and urban experiences. That model is losing momentum. Overnight visitor spending has fallen from around HK$193 billion (US$24.6 billion) in 2015 to HK$128 billion last year. Shopping has declined sharply as spending shifts to sightseeing and experiences. Travellers are no longer coming only to consume – they seek a connection to nature, culture and place.
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      <title>It’s not ecotourism if it risks damaging Hong Kong’s natural assets</title>
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