205 Visitors can sample local snacks and street food at Temple Street samples from a wide range of wine and food booths representing countries and regions from around the world. Hong Kong hosts numerous other events that await discovery by passengers, such as a variety of art fairs and exhibitions, and sporting events like the Hong Kong Sevens in April and Cylcothon in October. These, alongside tailor-made hospitality by Hong Kong Tourism Board, are designed to make all guests feel welcomed. Attractions for everyone As well as vibrant events, the city offers a range of attractions and experiences for every type of passenger. Among its newest attractions is the recently renovated Temple Street, which is known for its night markets. Here, visitors can sample iconic local snacks and street food while experiencing the authentic atmosphere in a street adorned with decorations that provide perfect photo opportunities. More authentic neighbourhood experiences can be discovered in the West Kowloon Cultural District, a complex for art and cultural facilities such as the Xiqu Centre, M+, and the Hong Kong Palace Museum. Similarly, the charm of Old Town Central with its sloped streets and hidden alleys, encapsulates the rich and diverse spirit of Hong Kong. The city’s flagship theme parks also offer unparalleled adventures. They include Hong Kong Disneyland, the world’s first World of Frozen-themed land, and Ocean Park Hong Kong’s Water World, which is open year-round. “The city provides cruise operators with a plethora of attractions and experiences to weave into their itineraries, all of which are easily accessible from both cruise terminals,” says Hong Kong Tourism Board. “With so much happening in Hong Kong, we look forward to welcoming visitors to our new destinations and for them to experience our world-class events.” Endless opportunities Hong Kong has an extensive international flight network connecting 220 destinations in the world, as well as an air-land-sea transportation network covering all parts of mainland China. This makes Hong Kong an ideal destination for cruise operators wanting to capitalise on the possibilities for developing fly-cruise turnaround itineraries for both short- and long-haul markets. “Without a doubt, the cruise scene will continue to thrive, along with Hong Kong’s development as a world-class destination for cruising,” says Hong Kong Tourism Board. “ The integration of these onshore mega-events with onboard activities and excursion programmes brings twice as much fun to cruise passengers” Photo: Hong Kong Tourism Board
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