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                                                       August  2001 Issue

Getting visitors off
the tourist trails

HKTB will launch its new tourism plan in September, aimed at showcasing all 18 districts of Hong Kong to visitors

On April 1, 2001, the Hong Kong Tourism Association changed its name to the Hong Kong Tourism Board and simultaneously unveiled its latest campaign, 'City of Life: Hong Kong Is It!' More >>



Hotel occupancy rate stable

More visitors than ever are coming to Hong Kong, yet the territory's hoteliers can find little to cheer about

Visitor arrivals are set to break all records this year, with 14.07 million people expected visit Hong Kong, according to the Hong Kong Tourist Board's (HKTB) forecasts made earlier this year. This prediction comes on the back of a record setting 15.3 per cent increase last year, which saw 13.06 million visitors enter the territory.  More >>



Luxury Shanghai hotels sure to delight business travellers

With a steady stream of international and domestic investment flowing into Shanghai, top hotels in the bustling Mainland city have seen their average occupancy rates rise to a healthy 70 per cent in the past year.  More >>




Mission to DPRK and Northeast China

HKGCC leads Hong Kong's first trade mission to study business opportunities in North Korea

Chamber Director Dr Eden Woon led a 17-member study mission to Northeast China and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea from July 8 to 13.  More >>



Business the catalyst of Hong Kong's success

SAR still has a lot going for it and has nothing to fear from neighbouring cities, says the Chief Secretary for Administration

First, Hong Kong. How do we feel four years after the transition? Are we in good shape? Are we heading in the right direction? What does the future hold for us? Can we compete with our regional rivals?  More >>



HKCSI returns from fruitful study mission to Beijing

Boundless Ocean - that is a fitting description of the potential of the China market after the country enters the WTO. It is also the name of the vice minister who received the Hong Kong Coalition of Service Industries delegation to Beijing on July 16.  More >>


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