PartnerNet e-Blast (3.6.2016)

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HKTB Updates

Travel Mission to South Korea (10 & 12 May 2016)

A large-scale travel mission held at The Westin Chosun Seoul and Lotte Hotel Busan was successfully organised. It brought together over 200 representatives from the Korean travel trade and 44 Hong Kong trade partners from hotels, attractions and tour operators.

Travel Mission to Australia (17 & 19 May 2016)

A delegation of 37 Hong Kong trade partners joined the first-ever travel mission to Sydney and Melbourne.

Invitation for the 6th Round Application of the “New Tour Product Development Scheme”

You are encouraged to make Hong Kong more appealing to overseas visitors by developing unique and innovative tour products. Apply now! The deadline is 13 June.

Long-term Accredited QTS Merchant Recognition Ceremony (6 May 2016)

HKTB awarded more than 200 QTS merchants who have been accredited by the Scheme for 15 or 10 consecutive years in recognition of their contribution to Hong Kong’s quality tourism services.

Hong Kong Trade Updates

1	Harbour Plaza x Discovery Mind ― Shakespeare Royal Children Summer Course
	For more offers from our trade partners, please log in to My PartnerNet.

PartnerNet Training (20-24 May 2016)

Four training sessions were held to introduce the usage and various new features of PartnerNet. The presentation materials are now available for download.

Photo Library

It’s FREE to download! Over 2,000 high quality photos of the city’s landmarks and signature events are now available for you to promote Hong Kong.

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