Post by account_disabled on Dec 27, 2023 3:49:26 GMT -5
The Hong Kong Tourism Board held its first-ever online conference, titled “Beyond COVID-19: Global Tourism's New Normal,” to discuss Hong Kong's tourism trends. Mainland China Asia region and around the world in the post-Covid-19 era Representatives of agencies and businesses related to the tourism industry, media, and academics More than 4,000 people have registered to attend the conference to hear the views of key leaders in the global tourism industry on the impact of the novel coronavirus outbreak on tourism. Including how the tourism industry handles it. and trends in new travel trends when tourists can travel again after the COVID-19 outbreak subsides. Dr. YK Pang, Chairman of the Hong Kong Tourism Board He opened the event by emphasizing the importance of restoring consumer confidence, saying, “As a tourism industry Our mission is to give travelers confidence and assurance that their trip will be safe throughout.
Therefore, we must create cooperation among various groups, regions and industries. Bring the knowledge and expertise of all parties that are available. and think of solutions together to overcome Email Data obstacles and challenges in the future.” Dr. Pang also spoke about the plans the Hong Kong tourism industry has initiated to stay ahead of the curve in controlling the spread of COVID-19. and announced the cooperation between the Hong Kong Tourism Board and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government and tourism businesses to create the "Open House Hong Kong" platform, a unique and leading regional tourism platform. To tell people around the world that Hong Kong is a COVID-19-free travel destination. and is ready to welcome tourists back with interesting offers and unique travel experiences. Dr Pang has invited tourism businesses around the world to support the newest platform by delivering great deals for visiting Hong Kong as a leading travel city for travelers from all over the world.
In addition, seven representatives of leading corporate and business executives from various industries around the world came to discuss the latest consumer opinions and behaviors. and share their views on the obstacles and problems facing the tourism industry as follows: Steve Saxon, Partner, McKinsey & Company “COVID-19 situation is the greatest challenge of mankind. But at the same time, there are also signs that the economy and business are expanding further. Globally, an estimated loss of 900 billion - 1.2 million U.S. dollars in export revenue from tourism has been lost. And while global tourism may return to pre-COVID-19 growth levels in 2022, China, Indonesia and the United States have shown positive and notable growth trends. Tourism growth in China has now returned to half the level before COVID-19. However, tourist confidence remains low and recovery is slower than expected. On the other hand, There are significant opportunities in the domestic tourism market and the market for young travelers and families. Due to the period after COVID-19 Most consumers tend to travel less. Especially going on trips abroad.
Therefore, we must create cooperation among various groups, regions and industries. Bring the knowledge and expertise of all parties that are available. and think of solutions together to overcome Email Data obstacles and challenges in the future.” Dr. Pang also spoke about the plans the Hong Kong tourism industry has initiated to stay ahead of the curve in controlling the spread of COVID-19. and announced the cooperation between the Hong Kong Tourism Board and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government and tourism businesses to create the "Open House Hong Kong" platform, a unique and leading regional tourism platform. To tell people around the world that Hong Kong is a COVID-19-free travel destination. and is ready to welcome tourists back with interesting offers and unique travel experiences. Dr Pang has invited tourism businesses around the world to support the newest platform by delivering great deals for visiting Hong Kong as a leading travel city for travelers from all over the world.
In addition, seven representatives of leading corporate and business executives from various industries around the world came to discuss the latest consumer opinions and behaviors. and share their views on the obstacles and problems facing the tourism industry as follows: Steve Saxon, Partner, McKinsey & Company “COVID-19 situation is the greatest challenge of mankind. But at the same time, there are also signs that the economy and business are expanding further. Globally, an estimated loss of 900 billion - 1.2 million U.S. dollars in export revenue from tourism has been lost. And while global tourism may return to pre-COVID-19 growth levels in 2022, China, Indonesia and the United States have shown positive and notable growth trends. Tourism growth in China has now returned to half the level before COVID-19. However, tourist confidence remains low and recovery is slower than expected. On the other hand, There are significant opportunities in the domestic tourism market and the market for young travelers and families. Due to the period after COVID-19 Most consumers tend to travel less. Especially going on trips abroad.