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March 8, 2014
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Tourism in Hong Kong

Wikipedia

 
Tourism in Hong Kong is a major industry within the Special Administrative Region.




Hong Kong received 13 million visitors in 2000. Their origin breaks down as follows:
  • Mainland China - 3.8 million

  • Taiwan - 2.4 million

  • South East Asia ? 1.5 million

  • Japan ? 1.4 million

  • Europe ? 1.06 million

  • USA ? 0.97 million

  • Australia ? 0.41 million

  • Canada ? 0.25 million

  • Rest of the world - 1.21 million





There are approximately 90 hotels in Hong Kong, with a total of 35,000 rooms. The average occupation rate is 83%.



  • Economy of Hong Kong

  • Individual Visit Scheme - allowing travellers from mainland China to visit Hong Kong

  • List of buildings, sites and areas in Hong Kong

  • Beaches of Hong Kong

  • Hong Kong Country Parks & Special Areas

  • Museums in Hong Kong

  • Transportation in Hong Kong

  • Culture of Hong Kong

  • Tourism in China




  • http://wikitravel.org/en/article/Hong_Kong Wikitravel: Hong Kong

  • http://www.discoverhongkong.com

  • http://hktourismboard.com

  • http://www.visitinghongkong.co.uk

Category:Tourism by nation|Hong Kong

Category:Hong Kong

This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Tourism in Hong Kong".


Last Modified:   2005-03-07


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