The Lions International Convention has returned to Hong Kong for its 108th edition, drawing over 17,000 delegates from around the world. This marks the third time Hong Kong has hosted the prestigious event, having previously done so in 1992 and 2005. The convention, held from 3 to 7 July at AsiaWorld-Expo, underscores Hong Kong's reputation as the "Events Capital of Asia" and a prime destination for Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE) tourism.
Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) Chairman Peter Lam expressed delight in partnering with Lions Clubs International District 303 Hong Kong and Macao China. "Its return affirms Hong Kong's position as the World's Meeting Place," Lam stated, highlighting the city's world-class MICE infrastructure and global aviation connectivity. The event also aims to promote traditional Chinese culture, with a planned attempt to set a world record for the largest Tai Chi gathering.
Lions Clubs International, one of the largest service organisations globally, has over 1.4 million members across 200 countries. Honourary Chairman Dr Tam Wing-kun praised Hong Kong as an ideal host, citing its blend of Eastern and Western cultures and comprehensive MICE facilities. The convention offers a platform for Lions to explore future service developments and experience Hong Kong's rich cultural offerings.
HKTB has curated exclusive itineraries for delegates, encouraging them to extend their stay and explore the city's diverse attractions. The board aims to continue attracting large-scale international MICE events, bolstering Hong Kong's appeal as a top destination for both business and leisure tourism
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