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Please refer to the Chinese version.

Please refer to the Chinese version.

Please refer to the Chinese version.

Please refer to the Chinese version.

With the facilitation and support of the Tourism Commission of the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau of the HKSAR Government, the TIC collaborates with the LCSD to promote the selected arts and cultural program through 【GreaterGo】B2B platform which is specially for travel agents operating inbound tour groups with designated group tickets booking.

Band culture has always been an integral part of Hong Kong's pop culture. This year, renowned and award-winning producer Carl Wong is re-invited as the curator and music director, to curate two concerts at Ko Shan Theatre featuring bands from various decades, showcasing popular band hits.

New Zealand, the place where many hikers' dreams begin! If life is getting you down, why don't you come to New Zealand for a hike?

Let’s spread seasonal cheer and share the festive spirit this Christmas! From 22 November 2024 to 1 January 2025, the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) will host the Hong Kong WinterFest with a bigger-than-ever Christmas Town brimming with festive magic. With a theme of gifts, the 10,000 square feet Christmas Town will display a host of decorative gift boxes as well as surprises galore for you to capture in souvenir photos.

With the recent drop in temperature, a hot drink can also fill you with warmth and authentic Turkish flavours even in the cold!

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Malaysian cuisine is very rich as it is a fusion of many cultures. Nasi Lemak（Coconut milk rice） is one of the national dishes of Malaysia.

When speaking of the Gardens by the Bay in Singapore, everyone will think of the old Supertree immediately, also known as the “Skytree”.

The 9th Episode of "3-5 Combo Deep Travel" Special Edition - DoDo Guide Tour ~ The distinguished guest, DoDo Chueng will join Dickson’s tour, together with 4 football players from the Hong Kong, China representative team of Hong Kong Football Association including, Yip Hung Fai, Philip Chan, Matt Orr, and Ng Yu Hei to have an in-depth travel in Sham Shui Po. They explore Sham Shui Po's rich history and culture, discover the uniqueness of this neighborhood and experience its slow-living vibe.

Hong Kong's diverse blend of Eastern and Western cultures weaves together history, cityscape and urban life, creating a unique arts and cultural landscape. In the 8th episode of "3-5 Combo Deep Travel" - "Artistic Wander" we step away from the bustling everyday life, delving into traditional culture and venturing into the streets and alleys to discover that art and creativity are right around us.

In the 7th episode of "3-5 Combo Deep Travel" the "The Journey Through A Century" takes us through century-old historical buildings, uncovering their stories and Hong Kong's rich heritage. Let's join Dickson on this journey to explore the city’s history and its unique past.

The 6th episode of "3-5 Combo Deep Travel" - " Go Go~ Green Eco " will venture out of the concrete jungle to truly connect with the nature, taking you to the Long Valley Nature Park to explore its natural habitat and understand how this wetland provides essential nesting grounds for diverse wildlife. In this tour, Dickson has invited Jan Chan, Founder of HK Discovery to join us to appreciate the precious natural assets at the Park sustainably and the importance of environmental conservation.

Hong Kong is a world-renowned food paradise, and there are a wide range of delicacies you should not miss. This tour offers a unique culinary experience that combine traditional flavours with modern creativity. In the fourth episode “Across the Food Paradise”, Dickson invites you to savor authentic and distinctive local delicacies, capturing your profound impressions of Hong Kong through your taste buds.

In the third episode of 3-5 Combo Deep Travel – the "Far Far Away Healing Journey", Dickson takes everyone to Sha Tau Kok to leave behind the city's worries. Along the journey, they together unlock the mystery of the restricted area, Sha Tau Kok. They also visit Mui Tsz Lam which renowned as the “Most Beautiful Village in Hong Kong” to discover the natural art and Hakka culture, and then go to Kop Tong to explore the idyllic village and experience the serene rural atmosphere.

Angkor Wat is considered by a majority of tourists as the most appealing place in Cambodia. Being one of the largest temple complexes in the world, Angkor Wat has long been the symbol of the country, appearing on both the national flag and national emblem. Angkor Wat is only a part of the ancient Angkor, the capital city of the Khmer Empire over a thousand years ago. Angkor is a very important archaeological site that contains many remains of heritages including temples. It reveals the rise and fall of Hinduism in the Khmer Empire and the change of its national religion to Buddhism. By visiting Angkor Wat, visitors can see the treasure of the Khmer civilisation.

Russia, the transcontinental country in Europe and Asia, was developed from the city of Moscow. Before the Russian capital city was even established, the history of the empire was actually started all over in a small town. In the scenic Golden Ring of Moscow, there is Suzdal which nurtured the empire of Russia. The first-ever Kremlin (kremlin means “a castle” in Russian) was built in this small town of Suzdal.

Many European cities stand a spectacular castle, for example, the Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany, the Prague Castle in the Czech Republic and the Mont Saint-Michel Castle in France.

Looking for a cathedral in Asia that is as spectacular as Notre-Dame de Paris? Then the Sacred Heart Cathedral is the place to go.

Tomar is a remarkable cultural city in Portugal. It was also where the Knights Templar was once based.

Apart from Dubrovnik, a “site of pilgrimage” for fans of the Game of Thrones, the Diocletian’s Palace in the city of Split is also a prominent filming location of the television drama. It is where you can have a glimpse of the daily life of an emperor in the old days as well.