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This section helps you keep abreast of the latest HKTB initiatives, happenings, news and products on Hong Kong tourism. The following lists the hottest issues we have selected for you. The first item, "Information Update" is a monthly newsletter updating you on the latest information about attractions, museum opening hours, transport schedules, etc.
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To further elevate the overall service standard in Hong Kong, HKTB launches the QTS Hair Salon Scheme to the hairdressing industry and welcome the hair salon operators to join the quality services family. By opening up the QTS Scheme to hair salon sector, HKTB aims to help visitors identify high quality hair salons in Hong Kong and provide a marketing platform for salons to attract new business. Please click here for the application details >>>
To strengthen Hong Kong’s position as a tourism hub to Mainland China, Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) launches the Hong Kong Plus promotional platform to highlight two wonders on one trip. Targeting long-haul markets, it promotes continuous trip from Hong Kong to Mainland on a multi-destination itinerary, leveraging the World Expo 2010 and various unique attractions and wonders of Hong Kong and Mainland cities, namely Beijing, Shanghai and Hainan. Click here to visit the dedicated web site of Hong Kong Plus >>>
Attended by around 700 travel trade representatives, 2010 Hong Kong Tourism Overview presents a business overview on HKTB's marketing initiatives in 2010. Presentation materials at the event are now available for downloading. Please click here for details (Note: Some large-sized files may take a few minutes to download) >>>
Festive Hong Kong 2010 is the annual marketing theme of the HKTB in 2010-11, which is designed for encouraging visitors to come experience the unique culture, as well as the colourful fusion of Chinese and Western festivities that could only be found in Hong Kong. Throughout the year, the HKTB will organise a series of mega events, which will be promoted along with the traditional festivals and cultural celebrations, as well as major events launched by third parties. The HKTB aims to further elevate Hong Kong’s image as the Events Capital of Asia, and create greater business opportunities for the tourism, retail, dining and service sectors of the city. Click here for details >>>
The latest Hong Kong Tourism Board Annual Report is now available for downloading in pdf format. Please click here for details>> 
Foreign visitors in Hong Kong can visit Guangdong Province for a maximum of 144 hours (6 days) using the 144-hour Convenient Visa.>>>