Cui Dingbang
Cui Dingbang is the Executive Director of the Hong Kong Tourism Promotion Association. He recently commented on the positive growth of Hong Kong's tourism sector, highlighting that government initiatives aimed at enhancing the travel experience have attracted more visitors to the region. His insights reflect the ongoing recovery and revitalization of the tourism industry in Hong Kong, particularly in the wake of recent events and measures implemented by the government.
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Hong Kong:
Cui Dingbang estimated that at least one million Hong Kong residents traveled abroad during the holiday period.
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Hong Kong:
Cui Dingbang shared his observations on the increase in travelers from Japan and Southeast Asia during the Christmas holiday.
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Hong Kong:
Cui Dingbang stated that the hotel occupancy rate near the event venue is very high, and the expected number of visitors to Hong Kong for the event should be reached.
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Hong Kong:
Cui Dingbang commented on Jiang Minhui's calm performance and improvement in media presence.
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Hong Kong:
Cui Dingbang mentioned that Shenzhen is a top-tier city and that APEC leaders would gain more understanding of the Greater Bay Area.
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Hong Kong:
Cui Dingbang, the general secretary of the Travel Industry Council, analyzed the potential interest of car owners in visiting Hong Kong during the Christmas season.
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Hong Kong:
Cui Dingbang observed that hotel prices in Tsim Sha Tsui were not significantly different from usual, rising about 5% to 10%.
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Hong Kong:
Cui Dingbang is developing a dynamic travel bus route planning and traffic prediction system in collaboration with the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
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Hong Kong:
Cui Dingbang suggested that color printing of entry permits is a common immigration procedure.
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Hong Kong:
Cui Dingbang, the Executive Director of the Travel Promotion Association, mentioned an expected increase of 60,000 to 80,000 visitors during this year's Golden Week.
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