Hong Kong products expo eyes 30% jump in attendance after return of multiple-entry visas

Hong Kong products expo eyes 30% jump in attendance after return of multiple-entry visas

The organiser of one of Hong Kong’s largest annual bazaars has said it expects stronger attendance numbers and a higher percentage of mainland Chinese visitors after authorities reintroduced multiple-entry visas for Shenzhen residents. The Chinese Manufacturers’ Association of Hong Kong said on Wednesday the 58th edition of the Hong Kong Brands and Products Expo would…

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Parallel trading ‘unlikely’ under return of Shenzhen multi-entry visas: Hong Kong minister

Parallel trading ‘unlikely’ under return of Shenzhen multi-entry visas: Hong Kong minister

Hong Kong’s tourism minister has brushed aside concerns that offering multiple-entry visas to more than 10 million Shenzhen residents might trigger a resurgence in parallel trading, speaking a day before the new policy takes effect. Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism Kevin Yeung Yun-hung said on Saturday that the visa scheme would benefit Hong Kong’s…

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Developing | Multiple-entry Hong Kong visas for Shenzhen residents to start from December 1

Developing | Multiple-entry Hong Kong visas for Shenzhen residents to start from December 1

Shenzhen residents can apply for multiple-entry visas to Hong Kong from December 1, mainland Chinese authorities have announced, allowing them unlimited entry within a year with stays not longer than seven days each time. From the same day onwards, Shenzhen authorities will not accept “one-trip-per-week” visa applications, but holders of valid visas will be able…

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Hong Kong leader hints multi-entry visas for Shenzhen residents may be revived soon

Hong Kong leader hints multi-entry visas for Shenzhen residents may be revived soon

Hong Kong’s leader has hinted at coming positive developments about the resumption of multiple-entry visas for Shenzhen residents and the expansion of a “one-trip-per-week” visit scheme to more mainland Chinese cities. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu on Thursday expressed his gratitude to the central authorities for their support of the measures aimed at revitalising Hong…

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