To promote Hong Kong as a premier destination for families in Southeast Asia, HKTB is working with the travel trade, attractions and related sectors to launch "Hong Kong Family Fun" campaign in the Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Travel agents in the markets are welcomed to contact their respective ground operators for the attractive offers during the campaign period.

The campaign period is as follows:

Recognised as one of the world's most exciting and vibrant cities, Hong Kong is a destination of superlatives for your convention delegates or meeting and incentive groups.

MEHK has joined forces with industry partners to develop privileges that take corporate events to new heights. Extensive privileges and add-on benefits start with your airport arrival and continue through your hotel stay, MICE event and sightseeing up to the day you depart the city! Read on to discover why Hong Kong should be your first choice for any event!

With no sales tax, no VAT and malls attached to yet more malls, Hong Kong is rightly famous as one of the world's great shopping destinations. Although we appreciate the air conditioned bliss of a well-ventilated shopping centre during the warmer months, it can be boring to see the same parade of brands in one mall after another. If you're feeling the need for something different, Kaila Imada presents your ultimate guide to the good, the quirky and the downright best independent shops in Hong Kong.

Located in the heart of Hong Kong and next to Victoria Harbour, Harbour City is one of the largest and most diverse shopping malls in Hong Kong with over 450 shops, 50 food & beverages outlets, 3 hotels, a cinema and an art gallery. Harbour City is also a kid's paradise with over 40 children shops and boutiques including the largest Toys "R" Us Store in Asia.

From Now till 30 Jun 2017, upon same day spending of HK$2,000 or above at Harbour City, with maximum 2 receipts from different outlets, tourists can redeem one pair of Harbour City x BE@RBRICK kid's rain boots. Terms & Conditions Apply. While stocks last.

K11 will celebrate its Art Month this year under the theme of ME: MILLENNIALS, with a series of new media art exhibitions curated to open up new imagination in the conceptual age. This includes the first exhibition of large-scale digital sculpture, MOBILE FAWN, complemented with a 9-meter interactive digital garden, created by Dutch digital artist Faiyaz Jafri; and #LIKE4LIKE, a joint new media art exhibition by 10 millennial generation artists, which showcase trans-disciplinary media power enabled by the advancement of technology. Another millennial artist Silas Fong is initiating a crowdsourcing process for a public art project, targeting to recruit online "STAN" (for "stalker" & "fan"). Silas Fong will act as an INTERVIEW SERVICE PROVIDER (ISP) to do personal interviews for the STANs and turn them into video art.11 experimental video clips from the project will be displayed at K11 Showcases.

As technology advances, our society is moving from the information age to the conceptual age, in which creativity, sensual experience, and meanings prevail. Technology also brought new possibilities and platforms for contemporary art. The blurring boundaries between different media forms brings new sensations to audience. K11 calls upon new media artists to bring diversified art forms through the exhibitions, to open up new imagination in the conceptual age.

Date: 21 Mar – 21 May
Time: 10am – 10pm
Venue: K11

You don't have to visit the museum to get in touch with your artistic side. In everyday life, we often interact with artwork even without our noticing it. 10 exquisite sets of artwork from resident artists of the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre (JCCAC) will be showcased at Arttube in MTR Central Station, injecting creativity into the heart of the community.