HK sees around four million visitor arrivals in July

The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) on Thursday said it recorded about four million visitor arrivals in July, with about half involving overnight stays. The figure was a 10 percent increase on the same month last year. About 80 percent of July's visitors came from the mainland. The HKTB said Hong Kong received about 25 million visitors in the first seven months of this year, over 50 percent more than the same period in 2023. It noted that the city held several events, including drone shows and pyrotechnic displays, adding that a survey of tourists found more than 90 percent believed the drone shows had enhanced their visit experience. The HKTB said it will organise drone shows and pyrotechnic displays during Mid-Autumn Festival, Christmas and New Year's Eve, and will stage a new year countdown fireworks performance.

HK sees around four million visitor arrivals in July

HK sees around four million visitor arrivals in July

HK sees around four million visitor arrivals in July

HK sees around four million visitor arrivals in July

HK sees around four million visitor arrivals in July