Chinese Tourists Shrug-Off Hong Kong Protests

The video discusses the impact of protests on Hong Kong's tourism, highlighting that despite police blockades, business seems usual. It covers the concerns of visitors, especially from mainland China, who make up a significant portion of tourists. The video also addresses the economic implications of China's tourism board halting new tour groups to Hong Kong, potentially affecting local businesses and preventing mainland visitors from witnessing protests.

What is the general atmosphere in Hong Kong despite the protests and police blockades?

• Chaotic and unsafe

• Tourist attractions closed

• Complete shutdown

• Business as usual

What percentage of Hong Kong's visitors last year were from mainland China?

• 50%

• 60%

• 85%

• 75%

How much more do mainland Chinese tourists spend compared to other tourists?

• $50 more

• $100 more

• $200 more

• $150 more

What major change did China's tourism board implement regarding travel to Hong Kong?

• Encouraged more visitors

• Increased travel incentives

• Stopped approving new tour groups

• Reduced travel restrictions

What are the potential reasons for China's tourism board's decision to halt new tour group approvals?

• To encourage domestic travel

• To apply financial pressure and prevent exposure to protests

• To reduce travel costs

• To boost local tourism