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Hong Kong tourism chief calls for 'bigger and better' strategy against rivals

Hong Kong's tourism minister, Rosanna Law, has stated that the city must strive to be "bigger and better" to remain competitive, rather than expecting rival cities like Shenzhen to stagnate. The government aims to increase the tourism sector's contribution to the GDP to approximately 5% by 2029, up from around 3% last year. Law expressed confidence in achieving this target through annual growth in tourist arrivals. AI

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Hong Kong tourism chief calls for 'bigger and better' strategy against rivals

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Wynna Wong ·

    Competing for tourists? Then Hong Kong must be ‘bigger and better’: Rosanna Law

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