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Hong Kong Good Take: separate filming locations from themed experiences when planning a movie walk
The guide connects 50 screen works with more than 100 locations. Start with a neighbourhood such as Yau Ma Tei, Old Town Central or Sham Shui Po, then check individual access conditions.
Hong Kong travel notes: Ahn Sung-jae’s Mosu, Happy Valley night racing and Central bakeries
Review of recent hot-button attractions and dining spots in Hong Kong, including Mosu Hong Kong, the first overseas restaurant opened by Korean celebrity chef Ahn Sung-jae at the M+ Museum, the Wednesday night race at Happy Valley Centenary Racecourse, and the Eileen Chang special exhibition in Repulse Bay that ended in March 2026.
Hong Kong’s 2026 tourism recap: Lunar New Year, Art Basel, food and nostalgic exhibitions
The Hong Kong Tourism Board announced a full-year tourism promotion plan at the beginning of this year, focusing on food, festivals and art exhibitions. As of October 20, the Lunar New Year Parade, Bounce Carnival, Ancient Egyptian Civilization Exhibition, Molly's 20th Anniversary Tour Exhibition and Art Basel have all ended, but the "Hong Kong Taste" food guide, the East Coast Boardwalk and the MTR Nostalgic Exhibition are still of reference value.
Amanda’s Hong Kong route: Luk Yu Tea House, Happy Valley racing, food and art
The Hong Kong Tourism Board invited musician Amanda to share Hong Kong’s in-depth gameplay from the three aspects of dining, travel and art, from the nearly century-old Luk Yu Tea House to the Happy Wednesday night event in Happy Valley, to the experience of handmade porcelain and cheongsam, and compiled a Hong Kong route that combines food and cultural heritage.
Hong Kong beyond shopping: 16 cultural landmarks, neighbourhood spaces and exhibition records
From the cultural center converted from a century-old arsenal to the handwritten minibus sign maker who has been holding on for half a century, another side of Hong Kong is hidden in these corners that are rarely discovered by tourists.
Hong Kong Online Travel Fair Launches: Halloween, Wine & Dine, and Old Town Central from NT$10,999
The Hong Kong Tourism Board has teamed up with six travel agencies to launch a 10-day online travel fair, with 3-day 2-night packages (tax included) starting from NT$10,999. The lineup covers Halloween city-wide celebrations, the Wine & Dine Festival, and an Old Town Central stroll, with deals so steep you could even snag a stay at the world's No.1 hotel at a bargain-basement price.