Explanation Hong Kong launches 9 “hot point” projects to enhance tourism. So what are they?

The Hong Kong authorities have announced plans to lure more visitors through a series of “hot point projects” provided to provide tourists with in -depth travel experiences that exceed traditional tourist shopping such as shopping and watching tourist attractions.

The batch is led by the government work group on the development of tourist hot points and includes nine projects throughout the city, with a focus on providing unique visions in the city’s culture, heritage and natural beauty.

The publication looks at everything that the authorities have shared so far about their new strategy to meet the advanced needs of tourists and enhance the local economy.

1. What are cultural projects?

Hong Kong’s tourist batch will include improvements in the “outdoor ladders covered in the world” in Central, which is transmitted by Queens Central Road to the Channel Road and is expected to be completed by the fourth quarter of this year.

The promotions will witness the addition of “artistic elements”, including the art of the wall created in cooperation with the annual street arts, the HKWLS festival and signs with the interactive “IT” elements.

The government hopes to develop an in -depth tourist path that combines the arts, culture, historical architecture, the pleasure of cooking and the righteous culture under its slogan “The Old Central City”.

The authorities said that they chose the area for tourism because it was the first advanced area in the city and a commercial center.