Hong Kong as a regional cruise hub
Hong Kong has great potential to capture the growth in the Asia Pacific market -
Natural advantages and modern infrastructure
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Magnificent harbour - deep with no air draft limit;
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With modern infrastructure, excellent connectivity and superior airlift capacity to serve fly-cruise passengers;
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Tourism industry with rich experience to serve cruise companies and passengers on international standards;
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Located at a strategic geographical position in Asia Pacific and offers diverse choices for itinerary development.
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Hong Kong - a must-see destination
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Convenient and diversified shopping facilities to provide tourists with abundant choices and unforgettable shopping experience;
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Hong Kong as a dining hub blending Chinese and international cuisines, Michelin launched its first Dining Guide on Hong Kong in December 2008;
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Hong Kong with a unique cultural blend of east and west, combining modern architecture with traditional antiques, local cultural characteristics with British colonial relics can be observed everywhere.
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Cruise terminal facilities
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Ocean Terminal |
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Ocean Terminal is the existing cruise terminal located at Tsim Sha Tsui in Kowloon Peninsula . From there, cruise visitors can conveniently explore other parts of the city by public transport - including bus, ferry, taxi or the MTR. |
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New Cruise Terminal |
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Located in the southern tip of the former Kai Tak runway, the first berth of the new cruise terminal is expected to be operational in mid-2013. More information on the new cruise terminal project including its latest progress can be found under the section "Hardware Development ". |
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