Beyond the excitement on the water, visitors can enjoy a wider lineup of summer experiences through the Hong Kong Tourism Board’s (HKTB) new ‘Hong Kong Summer Fun’ campaign, which combines major cultural events with limited-time travel offers across the city.
Visitors can explore a Dragon Boat Food Lane and Beer Garden at the Avenue of Stars alongside themed installations and interactive experiences celebrating the city’s dragon boat heritage.
Festival-goers can also participate in cultural heritage workshops like fishing net plaiting, blown sugar making, and lye rice dumpling making. Interactive experiences, including virtual reality dragon boat paddling, will offer a fresh way to experience the sport. In addition to this, a dedicated live viewing zone will allow visitors to catch the action from Victoria Harbour up close.
As part of the Hong Kong Summer Fun campaign, HKTB is also rolling out a range of travel offers. From 15 June to 31 August, tourists who book hotels via Trip.com or Ctrip worth at least HK$ 1,500 for travel between July 1 and September 14 can enjoy attraction ticket offers and public transport discounts of up to 50%. Participating experiences include the Peak Tram, theme parks, the Hong Kong Observation Wheel, Noah’s Ark, as well as round-trip Airport Express tickets and bus day passes.
To help visitors plan their itineraries, HKTB has consolidated summer event information and promotional offers on the Discover Hong Kong website.
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