Hong Kong’s Exhibitions, Convention Sector Hurting From Scrapped Events

The video discusses the challenges faced by Hong Kong due to the coronavirus and ongoing protests, impacting its economy and exhibition industry. Despite these challenges, there is optimism for recovery, drawing parallels to the post-SARS period. Hong Kong's high-end exhibition market, focusing on beauty, electronics, and fine goods, remains strong due to its Freeport status. The video emphasizes Hong Kong's potential to remain a key player in the exhibition industry, supported by its infrastructure and dynamic environment.

What were some of the challenges Hong Kong faced before the coronavirus pandemic?

• Natural disasters

• Ongoing protests and unrest

• Technological advancements

• Increased tourism

How did the exhibition industry in Hong Kong fare in the second half of 2019?

• It saw a significant increase in attendance.

• It expanded to new markets.

• It remained stable with no changes.

• It experienced a drop in international attendance.

According to the behavioral psychologist, what is a potential post-pandemic trend?

• Decline in the exhibition industry

• Greater collaboration and social interaction

• Increased competition among companies

• More isolation among individuals

What makes Hong Kong a unique location for high-end exhibitions?

• Its large manufacturing base

• Its status as a Freeport

• Its remote location

• Its strict import duties

What are some of the key strengths of Hong Kong as a MICE destination?

• High import duties

• Dynamic city with a top airport

• Poor transport infrastructure

• Limited visa access