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2006 Hong Kong Industry specials
It’s 2006 Discover Hong Kong Year! Come join us to enjoy exciting new attractions, experience colourful festivals and events, and explore hidden culture and heritage treasures. World-class dining and shopping, stunning cityscapes, a spectacular harbour and idyllic hideaways promise unforgettable moments of discovery.
Visit our web site http://www.discoverhongkong.com now to plan your trip to Hong Kong.
From now until 31 March 2006 the travel industry can embark on their own ‘journey of discovery’ to Hong Kong and personally experience the destination during 2006 Discover Hong Kong Year. Hong Kong is offering the trade special discounts on hotel accommodation, attractions, tours and transfers.
For more information visit the Hong Kong Tourism Board’s dedicated trade website Partnernet at, http://partnernet.hktb.com/pnweb/jsp/comm/index.jsp
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