Hong Kong, a special administrative region of China situated on China's southern coast just south of Shenzen and to the east of Pearl River estuary through its government plans to develop nine tourism sites across the city to better reflect shifting visitor trends.
This move responds to recent behaviours showing that tourists are seeking more affordable and experience - based options while in the city, and as part of the initiative, the Central and Western districts of Hong Kong will undergo a transformation in partnership with HKwalls,.a non - profit arts organization that aims to create opportunities for local and international artists to showcase their talent in Hong Kong and internationally through the mediums of street art and street culture.
The development will feature murals by local mainland Chinese, and international artists and a regular bazar will also be launched in Victoria Park sits along the waterfront of Causeway Bay in Wan Chai District, offering themed events throughout the year.
The former Hung Hom Railway Freight Yard Pier, located along Victoria Harbour will be transormed into a public space for events and scenic photography, offering stunning panoramic views of Hong Kong Island and tle harbour.
Four of Hong Kong's well known peaks, such as The Peak, Lantau Peak, Tai Mo Shan, and Sai Kung Hoi will be upgraded by the end of 2026 in a project which includes improvements with better signage and visitor information panels to enhance accessibility and supporting eco - tourism.
In addition the development include local food and beverages manufacturers will offers facility tours, sauce makers Lee Kum Kee and Pat Chun, as well as the yoghurt drink brand Yakult.
The waterfront near Tamar Park, an urban park in Admiralty covering around 17.000 square metres with the design concept of "perpetual green" will also be protagonist of this project with new plantings of pink trumpet trees and flowering shrubs to create a seasonal viewing area.
In Kowloon City, one of Hong Kong's most diverse districts, located in the eastern half of the Kowloon Peninsula, encompassing the northern part of Hong Kong, on the mainland across Victoria Harbour and once home to the iconic Kai Tak Airport, a Cinematic Journey exhibition will extend visitor experiences using augmented reality.
Tourists will be able to explore historical landmarks such the former Kowloon Walled City and Kai Tak Airport through interactive features, alongside local food offerings and digital travel services.
The former Yau Ma Tei Police Station, situated at 627 Canton Road, at the junction of Public Square Street, characterised by an English Edwardian architectural design, completed in 1922 and closed on 22nd May 2016, which has served as a location for several crime films including Rush Hour 2, will be partially opened to visitors.
Attractions will include a replica report room, cellblocks, screening of Hong Kong crime films, a display wall with stills and posters and souvenirs will also available.
Finally, additional tours and exhibition enhancements are planned at the Police Museum, the Hong Kong Correctional Services Museum, and the Fire and Ambulance Services Education Centre and Museum.
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