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Explora Journeys Opens Bookings for 2029 World Journey – With Sydney On the Map for Australian Travellers
Explora Journeys has opened reservations for its Inaugural World Journey, Endless Worlds, a 128‑day ultra‑luxury voyage in 2029 that invites guests to see the world as one continuous story at sea. Sailing aboard EXPLORA I from Dubai on 6 January to Barcelona on 14 May 2029, the journey spans four continents, 29 countries and territories, and 63 destinations, including a coveted call to Sydney where Australian guests can join the cruise for the rest of the adventure. A 128‑day “Endless Worlds” journey Endless Worlds will be defined by 44 maiden calls to destinations and regions that are new to Explora Journeys, from the Indian Ocean and Southeast Asia to Australia, New Zealand, the South Pacific and Peru. Guests can expect overnight stays in 12 ports, allowing for slower, deeper immersion in key cities and island hubs throughout the itinerary. Designed as a single flowing narrative, the journey encourages travellers to experience the world as an unbroken arc of discovery, shaped by changing cultures, coastlines and oceans. Recognising that time is the ultimate luxury, Explora Journeys offers three duration options: the full 128‑day World Journey from Dubai to Barcelona (6 January – 14 May 2029), a 112‑day version ending in New York City on 28 April 2029, and a 108‑day journey concluding in Miami on 24 April 2029. Seven Passages – including a Sydney chapter The World Journey is divided into seven distinct Passages that together form one seamless global adventure. Dubai to Singapore (20 nights) – A Passage through Lands of Iridescent Seas & Inspiring Cities weaves through the Arabian Peninsula’s desert horizons, the spice‑laden ports of India, and the lush coasts of Sri Lanka and Langkawi. Singapore to Sydney (23 nights) – A Passage Tracing the Edge of the East reveals Bali, Komodo and Papua New Guinea before following the Great Barrier Reef down to Sydney. Sydney to Auckland (14 nights) – A Passage Stretching the Southern Arc explores Australia’s urban vineyards, Tasmania’s wild edges and New Zealand’s dramatic fjords. Auckland to Tahiti (17 nights) – A Passage into the Sea of Islands crosses the Pacific via Fiji, the Cook Islands and French Polynesia. Papeete to Valparaíso (14 nights) – A Passage to Rediscover Lost Horizons links Fakarava, Pitcairn and Easter Island. Valparaíso to Miami (21 nights) – A Passage to Unveil the Many Americas features extended time in Lima for access to Cusco and Machu Picchu, then continues through the Panama Canal, Cartagena and the Caribbean. Miami to Barcelona (20 nights) – A Passage through the Atlantic’s Mosaic pauses in New York before crossing to the Azores, Lisbon and Cadiz en route to Barcelona. For Australians, Sydney is more than just a port of call – it’s a rare opportunity to embark locally and join a segment or the remainder of this world‑spanning voyage in true European‑style luxury. From Sydney, EXPLORA I continues south via Tasmania and then across the Tasman Sea to New Zealand, before pushing into the South Pacific and onwards to the Americas and Europe. Why Sydney matters for Australian guests With EXPLORA I scheduled to trace the Great Barrier Reef and sail into Sydney Harbour, Australian travellers can step aboard without a long‑haul flight and still experience a substantial portion of the World Journey. From a Sydney embarkation, guests can follow the ship through New Zealand’s fjords, the isles of Fiji and the Cook Islands, the lagoons of French Polynesia and on toward South America – effectively turning Australia’s most iconic city into a gateway to the wider world. This makes Endless Worlds especially appealing for Australians seeking a once‑in‑a‑lifetime cruise that starts in familiar surroundings but quickly expands into a grand, east‑to‑west ocean crossing through the South Pacific, the Americas and the Atlantic. Effortless, all‑inclusive luxury Staying true to its Ocean State of Mind philosophy, Explora Journeys wraps the World Journey in seamless door‑to‑door service. Guests benefit from included international Business Class flights, private transfers, and support with luggage and visa logistics so they can arrive for their pre‑journey stay entirely at ease. On board EXPLORA I, the experience includes: Nine distinct culinary experiences spanning relaxed and refined dining Enrichment and entertainment programmes tailored to each region, featuring experts and performers A Journey Experience Credit of up to 1,000 USD/EUR for onshore or onboard indulgences Practical inclusions such as weekly laundry and a comprehensive medical programme Immersion continues ashore with up to seven curated Destination Experiences per region and three exclusive celebratory events designed to foster deeper connections with local culture. How to book Endless Worlds Reservations for the Inaugural World Journey are now open, with strong interest expected from travellers planning well ahead for 2029. Guests can secure a suite for the full Dubai–Barcelona voyage or work with their travel advisor to explore joining from key segments, including Sydney for Australian‑based travellers. To reserve a suite on Endless Worlds, guests can visit explorajourneys.com or contact their preferred travel advisor
Qantas Doubles Sydney-Sapporo Flights for 2026/27: More Seats to Hokkaido’s World-Class Ski Slopes
Qantas is ramping up its popular Sydney-Sapporo route with a 50% capacity boost for the 2026/27 Northern Hemisphere winter season, adding over 10,000 seats to meet surging demand from Australian snow seekers flocking to Hokkaido’s legendary powder fields. Record Japan Travel Fuels Expansion Fresh data from the Japan National Tourism Organisation shows over one million Australians visited Japan in 2025 — a 15% jump from the previous record year, including 121,300 during the December school holidays alone. Qantas, the sole provider of direct Sydney-Sapporo flights since launching seasonally in December 2025, has already carried nearly 10,000 passengers midway through the current season. This non-stop link — marking Sapporo as Qantas’s 100th international destination — responds to exceptional performance by expanding from three weekly flights to up to five during peak periods, delivering nearly 35,000 total seats between the cities. Enhanced Schedule for Peak Ski Season The upgraded timetable targets Hokkaido’s prime snow months: 7–15 December 2026: Three weekly (Mon, Wed, Sat) 16 December 2026–31 January 2027: Up to five weekly (Mon, Wed, Thu, Sat, Sun) 1–28 February 2027: Four weekly (Mon, Wed, Thu, Sat) 1–31 March 2027: Three weekly (Mon, Wed, Sat) Return Economy fares start at AUD$1,473 via qantas.com, offering seamless access to Japan’s premier ski resorts like Niseko and Rusutsu. Qantas Commits to Japan Growth “Since launching Sydney-Sapporo last month, customer response has been incredibly strong,” said Qantas International CEO Cam Wallace. “Japan is a key focus in Asia. These extra flights strengthen ties between our nations and give Australians more direct access to Hokkaido’s snow.” Book now at Qantas.com to secure your spot on Australia’s gateway to Japan’s winter wonderland.
Sydney unveils world’s best fish market
Sydney has officially opened its new Fish Market, a landmark development on Sydney Harbour that promises to become a major tourist attraction alongside the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. The Minns Labour Government's project, which opened on Monday, is anticipated to attract more than six million visitors each year, doubling the footfall of its predecessor. The state-of-the-art facility combines retail, dining, and education under a roof inspired by fish scales. It offers double the retail space of the old market, featuring 40 food and retail operators, from casual takeaways to premium waterfront restaurants. The market also boasts modern facilities for wholesalers, including ice-making systems producing over 50,000 kilograms of ice daily, live crustacean tanks, and a public auction room. Premier of New South Wales Chris Minns highlighted the market's potential to boost tourism, jobs, and spending, stating, “The old fish market attracted around three million visitors a year, and we expect this new one to double that.” The site will be supported by enhanced public transport options, including a new ferry wharf and metro station at Pyrmont. Minister for Agriculture Tara Moriarty emphasised the market's role in supporting over 1,000 small family businesses in the seafood industry. Meanwhile, Minister for Lands and Property Steve Kamper described it as a "must-visit destination" set to achieve global recognition. Sydney Fish Market CEO Daniel Jarosch declared, “Sydney can proudly lay claim to the best fish market in the world,” underscoring its appeal as a multi-layered destination for both locals and tourists. ```
Oceania Riviera Makes Stylish Sydney Debut for First Australia Season
Oceania Cruises has officially brought one of its most beloved ships Down Under, with Oceania Riviera making her Sydney debut as part of her first full season of voyages in Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific. The 1,250-guest vessel arrived in Fremantle in late November before sailing via Busselton, Albany, Kangaroo Island, Adelaide, Melbourne and Tasmania to reach Sydney, where she docked for the first time yesterday. Riviera will now spend the 2026 season in the region through to March, offering a collection of 14‑ to 35-day itineraries that blend marquee cities with smaller, character-rich ports. Travellers can learn more about the line’s destination-focused style on the official site for Oceania Cruises. Culinary-Focused Voyages with Local Flavour True to Oceania Cruises’ reputation for “The Finest Cuisine at Sea”, Riviera’s Australian season is designed as much around food as it is around scenery. Guests can join small‑group shore excursions that go beyond standard city tours to explore local markets, rice fields, vineyards and truffle farms, with a view to connecting each destination to what ends up on their plate back on board. This fits neatly with the ship’s existing onboard offering, which includes multiple specialty venues such as French restaurant Jacques, pan‑Asian Red Ginger, classic steakhouse Polo Grill and Italian favourite Toscana. The culinary focus is complemented by Riviera’s intimate size and high staff-to-guest ratio, which together create a more residential, country‑club feel than that found on many larger mainstream ships. For Australian travellers, that means opportunities to taste regional produce in situ – from South Australian seafood to New Zealand lamb and Pacific Island delicacies – while enjoying refined interiors and attentive service throughout the voyage. Itineraries That Mix Icons and Hidden Gems Riviera’s 2026 program features a mix of 14‑, 21‑ and 35-day journeys departing from multiple ports across Australia and New Zealand, giving guests flexibility to choose anything from a focused two-week escape to a longer, grand‑voyage-style experience. Alongside headline ports such as Sydney, Auckland and Melbourne, itineraries call at lesser-known gems like Mystery Island in Vanuatu, Kangaroo Island in South Australia and Dunedin in New Zealand’s South Island. These smaller destinations play to Riviera’s mid-sized footprint: large enough to offer a wide choice of dining and facilities, but compact enough to access ports that mega‑ships often bypass. On Kangaroo Island, guests can encounter wildlife and rugged coastlines; on Mystery Island, it’s all about snorkelling in clear lagoons and wandering car‑free paths; while Dunedin delivers a mix of Edwardian architecture and easy access to the Otago Peninsula’s coastal scenery. Trade Support and Regional Commitment To mark Riviera’s first call into Sydney, Oceania Cruises hosted more than 100 trade partners on board for ship tours and a hosted lunch in venues such as Jacques and the Grand Dining Room, giving the local industry a first‑hand look at the product Australian guests can expect. The visit follows a broader period of momentum for the brand, including the naming of new ship Allura and previews of forthcoming next‑generation vessel Sonata, which will debut in 2027. For Australian and New Zealand cruisers who value smaller ships, longer itineraries and a strong focus on food and culture, Riviera’s inaugural season represents one of the most compelling new options on the horizon. More information on itineraries and fares can be found at Oceania Cruises.
Sydney to host Tourism Australia’s signature incentive showcase in 2027
Amanda Lampe and Robin Mack at Australia Next 2025 (credit Tourism Australia) Sydney has seized the opportunity to host international business events planners from around the world in December 2027 to showcase the Australian gateway city’s rapidly changing event experience and infrastructure. Australia Next 2027 is a Tourism Australia event to be run in partnership with BESydney to increase awareness of Australia as a stand-out incentive destination. At the showcase the Australian business events industry will connect with international planners from key markets to build a strong pipeline of future events. Visiting buyers and media also get the opportunity to see and experience Sydney’s best incentive experiences first-hand. Tourism Australia Acting Managing Director Robin Mack said over the years the showcase has secured Australia hundreds of business leads worth many hundreds of millions of dollars. “We can’t wait to welcome international business events planners to Sydney in 2027. Business Events Sydney will have plenty of new product to showcase to international business events planners in 2027,” Mr Mack said. BESydney CEO Amanda Lampe said the timing for Sydney could not be better. “Hosting this prestigious event in Sydney in late 2027 is a strategic decision by BESydney with the new 24-hour Western Sydney International (WSI) Airport providing a once in a generation fillip to air capacity and flexibility to Australia’s gateway city”, Ms Lampe added. “The Airport’s location also unlocks a whole new world of incentive itineraries showcasing Australia’s first nations culture and wellness experiences and taking in the world-heritage listed Blue Mountains, award-winning wine regions, Indigenous cultural sites and experiences, and vibrant multicultural communities. “It is a fantastic opportunity to demonstrate Sydney’s expertise and comprehensive knowledge of the incentive market to deliver value for our clients and an inspiring and rewarding experience for the delegates they bring here. “Incentive travel continues to be a driver of economic activity and growth for our city and our state. In 2027 this will be further enhanced with new infrastructure including the Western Sydney International Airport, the new Sydney Fish Market on Blackwattle Bay and the Waldorf Astoria on Circular Quay and so much more. “We look forward to partnering with Tourism Australia to bring Australia Next back to Sydney and to continue driving meaningful business outcomes for our region.”
Qantas Introduces Airbus A321XLR on Sydney-Brisbane Route, Elevating Travel on Australia’s Busiest Domestic Flyway
Qantas has launched its newest narrowbody aircraft, the Airbus A321XLR, on Australia’s second busiest route between Sydney and Brisbane, marking a significant upgrade in cabin comfort, efficiency, and sustainability. Following its debut earlier this year on Sydney-Melbourne and Sydney-Perth flights, Queenslanders are now the latest to experience the roomier cabin featuring higher ceilings, wider seats, larger windows, and enhanced overhead storage with about 60% more space compared to the older Boeing 737s being replaced. The Airbus A321XLR also offers free Wi-Fi, a quieter ride, and reduced fuel consumption per seat, contributing to Qantas’ progress toward its sustainability goals. The aircraft seats 197 passengers, including an increased Business Class section with 20 lie-flat seats planned on later aircraft for longer and international routes. This model can fly up to 8,700 km, enabling new direct domestic and regional international connections. Qantas Domestic CEO Markus Svensson highlighted the aircraft’s significance for Queensland, home to Qantas’ origins and an important part of its network. Brisbane Airport CEO Gert-Jan de Graaff praised the quieter operation as beneficial for surrounding communities and noted how the arrival aligns with Brisbane Airport’s ongoing terminal enhancements, including upgraded screening, expanded retail, and improved passenger facilities. Currently, Qantas operates two A321XLRs with a third aircraft named Seven Peaks Walk expected imminently, and a total of 48 on order as part of the airline’s largest-ever fleet renewal program. This fresh generation of aircraft promises to deliver a superior travel experience for passengers while supporting environmental commitments. For travellers flying the Sydney-Brisbane corridor, spotting the new A321XLR at the gate means enjoying a quieter, more spacious, and tech-forward journey — a preview of Australia’s modern domestic air travel future.
Journey Beyond introduces its Opera Australia on Sydney Harbour package
Journey Beyond announced the launch of a new eight-day Opera Australia on Sydney Harbour package that promises to captivate both rail and opera enthusiasts. This unique experience pairs the iconic Indian Pacific rail journey with the timeless allure of opera, offering your clients a rich tapestry of storytelling, scenery, and sound. The centrepiece of this exclusive package is premium reserved seating at Opera Australia’s performance of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s legendary Phantom of the Opera, staged on Sydney Harbour’s spectacular outdoor stage. Marking its 40th anniversary since captivating the West End, this iconic production promises an unforgettable night under the stars. Journey Beyond’s executive general manager for rail David Donald said of the new offering: “Traversing the vast Australian continent from coast to coast, the Indian Pacific is renowned for its dramatic landscapes and immersive onboard and Off-Train Experiences. Now, with the added elegance of Opera Australia’s famed Handa Opera on the Harbour experience woven into the itinerary, your clients will be transported not only through geography but through emotion and imagination.” For her part, Journey Beyond executive general manager for sales and partnerships Alicia Triggs declared: The scenery on the Indian Pacific can be as dramatic as an opera’s plot. Both evoke a deep sense of romance, history, and adventure, making this package a truly unforgettable experience.” Sweeping panoramas Passengers get to experience the full sweep of Australia’s beauty and diversity as the Indian Pacific transports them between Perth and Sydney. From vast desert plains to the majestic Blue Mountains, this is a journey that stirs every sense, as this all-inclusive sojourn features fine wine and regionally inspired dining along the way. The rail journey concludes with three unforgettable nights in Sydney, where the highlights continue beyond the tracks. Guests will experience the harbour from multiple vantage points, beginning with a leisurely lunch cruise aboard Journey Beyond Cruise Sydney, savouring an all-inclusive two-course menu. As evening falls, the magic intensifies with Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour by Opera Australia, where the stirring sounds of ‘Phantom of the Opera’ will soar across the harbour. The package also enabled travellers to explore Sydney at leisure before a guided tour of another icon, the Sydney Opera House. The tour takes them behind the scenes, with insights into its history and architecture. Key inclusions The Indian Pacific - Opera Australia on Sydney Harbour package includes: 4 nights aboard the Indian Pacific, Perth to Sydney, including all meals, beverages and Off Train Experiences in Kalgoorlie, Cook, Barossa Valley, Broken Hill, and the Blue Mountains. Transfer from Sydney Central Station to hotel 3 nights’ accommodation at Swissotel Sydney, including breakfast daily Sydney Harbour Lunch Cruise Return coach transfers from hotel to Opera Australia performance venue Premium Reserve seat at Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour Sydney Opera House Guided Tour 7 breakfasts, 5 lunches, 4 dinners
2025 could be Sydney Airport’s biggest year for international travel
Business Sydney reports that Sydney Airport is on track to record its busiest year ever for international travel. The Australian air hub reports that nearly 4.3 million international passengers have gone through its T1 terminal between July and September 2025, reflecting a 6.6 percent year-on-year increase. This surge reflects Sydney’s growing global appeal and the strength of the city’s tourism, hospitality, and retail sectors, which rely heavily on international visitors to drive local spending, jobs, and economic activity. Among the developments seen throughout Q3-2025 were: Chinese arrivals were up 11.6 percent, reinforcing Sydney’s vital role as Australia’s gateway to Asia; Arrivals from the United Kingdom rose by 26.1 percent, primarily driven by the British & Irish Lions Tour; and Arrivals from regional neighbours Indonesia and Japan were up 12.9 percent and 7.2 percent respectively, showing broad-based regional growth. A good year for expansion According to Business Sydney executive director Paul Nicolaou: “Sydney is flying high and so is our economy.” Nicolaou pointed out that the New South Wales Government’s Aviation Attraction Fund has enabled the ongoing expansion of global connectivity at Sydney Airport. Indeed, the likes of Turkish Airlines, China Southern, Etihad Airways, Malaysia Airlines, Virgin Australia, and Qatar Airways have increased their services and capacity at the airport for much of this year.. This growth brings more than visitors to Sydney; rather, it brings renewed vitality to one of Australia’s most dynamic urban centres. Every flight landing in Sydney supports jobs in the city’s hotels, restaurants, cafes, bars, entertainment venues and retail precincts. At the same time, it fuels small business success and strengthens Sydney’s position as a world-class destination for tourism, investment and trade. As Nicolaou put it: “Sydney is truly soaring on the world stage and the flow-on benefits are being felt across every corner of our great city.”
Australian Taiwan Tourism Information Centre opens in Sydney
The Taiwan Tourism Administration (TTA) formally opened the Australian Taiwan Tourism Information Centre (TTIC) in Sydney, in light of Taiwan’s increasing popularity as a destination for Australian and New Zealand travellers. Conveniently located in the CBD at 22 Market Street, Sydney, the new TTIC is designed to inspire travellers with marvelous attractions and diversity in Taiwan, useful travel advice, cultural showcases and insider tips to help plan the ultimate Taiwan getaway. According to TTA deputy director-general Huang Shih-fang: "Australian travellers are adventurous and discerning, seeking meaningful cultural encounters and authentic nature experiences, and Taiwan has it all. With the opening of our new TTIC Sydney office, we're making it even easier for Australians to discover Taiwan's beauty, flavours and culture, while strengthening our partnerships here and underscoring our commitment to the country," A timely opening The opening of the new information centre comes as recent visitor data shows a growing trend for Australian and New Zealand travel to Taiwan. Over the past year, visitor numbers rose by over 26 percent and experts say they could rise by an additional 16 percent by the end of this year. To date, over 60 percent of Australians and New Zealanders who travel to Taiwan do so for leisure, making it one of Asia's most exciting emerging leisure destinations for down-under travellers. Arrivals between January and May 2025 were already up 17.47 percent against the same period in 2024, and TTA anticipates 150,000 ANZ visitors in 2025. Coming up next… Alongside the office opening, TTA will launch out-of-home campaigns in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Auckland, and participate in trade events such as TADA Sydney and Total Holiday Options (THO) across ANZ. The Sydney TTIC opening also builds on the success of recent B2B and B2C activations, including the Taiwan Tourism ANZ Roadshows in Brisbane, Sydney, Auckland and Melbourne and targeted campaigns promoting Taiwan's unique offerings. Direct flights are available on China Airlines and EVA Air from Australia to Taiwan, with additional options via Singapore, Bangkok, and Hong Kong. Meanwhile, Air New Zealand also has direct flights from Auckland to Taiwan.
Business Events Sydney welcomes NSW Government’s Visitor Economy Strategy 2035
Minister for Jobs and Tourism, Steve Kamper BESydney welcomed the release of the NSW Government’s new Visitor Economy Strategy 2035 by NSW Premier Chris Minns and the Minister for Jobs and Tourism, Steve Kamper. It’s an ambitious roadmap, which sets a clear target to generate $91 billion in annual visitor expenditure and generate an additional 150,000 jobs by 2035. The Strategy, which was developed following extensive consultation with over 500 NSW stakeholders, including BESydney, focuses on five key pillars to accelerate growth. One of the standouts for BESydney is the commitment to Drive Growth Through Events, highlighting the critical role of business events in providing growth opportunities. BESydney Chair, Professor Mary O’Kane AC welcomed the new Strategy: "We are thrilled to see the NSW Government's commitment to driving growth through events. Business events are a multi-billion-dollar global industry and a powerful catalyst for innovation. This Strategy will help BESydney to unlock new potential across the city, particularly with the opening of the Western Sydney International Airport next year.” BESydney CEO Amanda Lampe recognised the significance of today’s Strategy release noting that BESydney had already secured 66 events coming in to Sydney this year bringing in 46,000 delegates staying 174,000 delegate days and generating an estimated $213 million in direct expenditure to the NSW economy. “As the State’s expert advisor on strategic business event acquisition, we look forward to working closely with the Government, Destination NSW and the local business events ecosystem to achieve these ambitious goals. “The large majority of the delegates attending the events we attract are from overseas and visiting Sydney for the first time because of that conference. Beyond their tourism dollars, they contribute to our knowledge economy – sharing their expertise and learning from our local experts. They enter collaborations, they sign business deals, and they invest here. Many also return later for further business, to study, or with their friends and family on holidays.” The Government outlined three focus areas to deliver business events outcomes: Reinforce partnerships: In partnership with Business Events Sydney, refresh the business event strategy to ensure that key sectors are identified and prioritised. Promote a focus on Western Sydney and regional NSW: Encourage Business Events Sydney to look for opportunities in Western Sydney and continue to promote business event opportunities in regional NSW. Prioritise opportunities for existing and new infrastructure in key destinations: Investigate the supply of business event venues and infrastructure in Western Sydney and other key locations outside of Sydney, such as Newcastle and Wollongong, and identify infrastructure needs to meet potential future demand. BESydney is excited to support the NSW Government in delivering on these focus areas and contributing to the broader goals of the NSW Visitor Economy Strategy 2035.
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Maximum Occupancy 2022: Sheraton Grand Sydney, 5-6 April 2022
Maximum Occupancy is Australia’s premier hotel and accommodation industry conference, designed for and by the hotel industry's leaders. Suited for all types of hotel and accommodation providers and sizes, it will feature over 35+ leading industry experts and speakers from around Australia and the globe. This is THE event for any hotelier that wants to achieve maximum occupancy month after month.
Webinar: Small Ship Expeditions – Antarctica 23/24 + New Arctic 23
Dive right into Aurora Expeditions' brand new 2023/24 Antarctic season and updated 2023 Arctic & Global season by joining us at our series of Launch Events across Australia and New Zealand.
Webinar: Small Ship Expeditions – Antarctica 23/24 + New Arctic 23
Dive right into Aurora Expeditions' brand new 2023/24 Antarctic season and updated 2023 Arctic & Global season by joining us at our series of Launch Events across Australia and New Zealand.
Beyond Covid-19: Global Tourism’s New Normal
The Hong Kong Tourism Board is proud to present the world's very first industry forum, joined by top leaders, to discuss new trends on tourism from Hong Kong to Mainland and from Asia to the world in the post-COVID era.