Hong Kong

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.

Design District Hong Kong (#ddHK) is a creative tourism project that celebrates authentic culture and creativity and, through design elements, livens up unique local neighbourhoods in Hong Kong.  Launched in 2018, #ddHK has transformed different neighbourhoods into new tourism destinations filled with characteristics, and has become a well-acclaimed creative cultural tourism project.

Well-known for its charming waterfront, crammed with gently rocking moored fishing boats and clear sandy beaches, Cheung Chau has been appealing to visitors who seek to a get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The 2nd episode of 3-5 Combo Deep Travel – "Cheung Chau Fun & Chill" takes you on a journey to explore windsurfing and get a taste of man-made surfing. Besides water sports, Cheung Chau has a rich cultural heritage, such as precious artworks of Hong Kong calligraphist Mr. Jat See-yeu which are also found many places on the island. In recent years, there have been a number of specialty shops on Cheung Chau, infusing the island with different cultures and vitality.

Travel trends around the world are shifting toward "In-depth travel". With the funding and support from the Tourism Commission of the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau of the HKSAR Government, a series of travel videos titled "3-5 Combo - Deep Travel” is set to debut. In addition to showcasing the rich resources of Hong Kong's local travel characteristics, the videos will inspire the travel trade to create more in-depth signature itineraries, with a view to encouraging the development of tourism products with local characteristics and the pursuit of the concept of "tourism is everywhere in Hong Kong".

Interwoven with history, traditional beliefs and anecdotes, many urban legends have been spread in Hong Kong, adding a touch of mystique to the local culture. This itinerary aims to offer a different perspective on Hong Kong's various urban legends and its traditional customs. Through this journey, participants will find out the mysterious and untold stories of Hong Kong's unique culture. Join us to get a taste of Hong Kong’s atmosphere full of enchanting mysteries in this Halloween festival!

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.

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The dance drama Wing Chun was written by Feng Shuangbai , chairman of the China Dancers Association and co directed by the acclaimed choreographers in the Mainland, Han Zhen and Zhou Liya and performed by Shenzhen Opera and Dance Theatre. The story begins with the 20th century film Wing Chun , presenting two parallel narratives: the "backstage" story of the film crew, and the "on screen" journey of Ip Man’s struggles in Hong Kong. The performancee integrates martial arts with classical and modern dance, providing the audience with a captivating visual experience.

Produced by Foshan Cantonese Opera Troupe, Cantonese Opera Film The Legend of The White Snake uses location shooting for some scenes and blends traditional Cantonese opera with modern cinematic elements, telling the love story between the thousand-year-old snake demon Bai Suzhen and Xu Xian. The film boasts an impressive production line-up, featuring Li Shuqin, the director of Foshan Cantonese Opera Troupe, a national first-class performer and a winner of the China Theatre Plum Blossom Award, who performed as Bai Suzhen. Meanwhile, the renowned Hong Kong Cantonese opera actor Law Ka-ying plays Xu Xian, under direction of the national first-class director, Yin Dawei. This film received multiple nominations at the 2nd Hong Kong Bauhinia International Film Festival, including Best Film and Best Art Direction. Li Shuqin won Best Actress Award while Law Ka-ying received Lifetime Achievement Award.

Sara Baras, one of Spain's most popular flamenco stars, will bring to Hong Kong her company's latest work "Vuela". The company last visited Hong Kong in 2015 with three full-house performances.Celebrated for her brilliant footwork and captivating stage presence, Sara Baras was trained by many great masters. Between 1988 and 1998, she was a guest dancer with Antonio Canales, Eduardo Serrano ("El Güito"), Rancapino y Familia and more. In 1998, she set up her own dance company, Ballet Flamenco Sara Baras. She has won most of the important flamenco awards in Spain and has featured in an array of films.

A colourful and playful contest that integrates interactive elements, visual effects and contemporary dance, where dancers dressed as accountants battle it out!