New blueprint for Hong Kong’s tourism industry ‘won’t be ready until second half of year’
A new government blueprint for Hong Kong’s tourism industry will not be ready until the second half of the year, sources have said, as the sector’s advisory committee convened for the first time to identify issues with the current strategy.
An insider familiar with the matter told the Post the new Tourism Strategy Committee, which held its first meeting on Monday, was set to convene two more times this year before the “Development Blueprint for Hong Kong’s Tourism Industry 2.0” could be finalised.
“[Monday’s] meeting mainly discussed larger strategies to help Hong Kong become a popular tourist destination. The details won’t come until the next meeting,” the source said.
“So the actual blueprint won’t be available until the end of the year or at least the second half of 2024.”
