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Invitation to ‘HKTB Quarterly Update’
As we embark on 2025, the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) continues to strengthen Hong Kong’s tourism competitiveness in partnership with the travel trade and related sectors. We cordially invite you to the “HKTB Quarterly Update”, where we will share our upcoming promotional strategies, events and programmes for 2025 to facilitate trade members’ advance planning. There will also be a Q&A session after the presentation.

Details of the briefing session are as follows:
Date:  23 January 2025 (Thursday)
Time:  15:00-16:00 (HKT/GMT +8)
Format:  Online Briefing
(via Zoom online conference platform)
Language:  English
(with simultaneous interpretation in Cantonese and Putonghua)
Speaker: 
Mr. Dane Cheng
Executive Director,
Hong Kong Tourism Board
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We look forward to seeing you at this milestone event for our tourism industry. Let’s seize the opportunity to further drive the development of Hong Kong’s tourism together!

For enquiries, please contact:
– Ms. Sarah Tan (Tel: +852 2807 6176 / E-mail: sarah.tan@hktb.com)
– Mr. Philip Ng (Tel: +852 2807 6104 / E-mail: philip.ng@hktb.com)
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