Experts attribute the decline in Hong Kong’s appeal to Chinese tourists to a combination of factors. The COVID-19 pandemic, followed by the pro-democracy protests, has significantly impacted the city’s tourism sector.
The rapid development of mainland China’s cities has also diverted some of the tourism industry that once favored Hong Kong. Despite local authorities’ optimistic projections of one million visitors during the ‘Golden Week’ in May, the actual number of tourists crossing the border from mainland China was lower than expected. Hong Kong’s rising costs and decreasing competitiveness in terms of value for money have further compounded the issue.
Hong Kong faces challenges in reviving its tourism sector, which previously contributed around 5% of its GDP. The city is trying to make up for lost time following the pandemic and political turmoil in recent years. However, experts believe that Hong Kong is…
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