Mainland Chinese Visitor Spending in Hong Kong Surpasses HK$2 Billion during Labour Day Break

Sunday, 5 May 2024, 04:15

Tourism chief Kevin Yeung reports a significant increase in mainland Chinese visitors to Hong Kong during the Labour Day 'golden week', with spending expected to exceed HK$2 billion. Over 670,000 mainlanders have visited the city in the first four days of the holiday, indicating a positive trend for the local economy.
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Mainland Chinese Visitor Spending in Hong Kong Surpasses HK$2 Billion during Labour Day Break

Mainland Chinese Tourists Boost Hong Kong Economy

Tourism chief Kevin Yeung announced a substantial increase in mainland Chinese visitors during Labour Day 'golden week'.

Key Points:

  • Spending: Expected to exceed HK$2 billion
  • Visitor Count: Over 670,000 mainlanders in the first four days

Yeung's observations signal a positive trend for the local economy, with significant growth in tourism activity.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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