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Alliance Française de Hong Kong (AFHK) and Hong Kong Tramways hold tram design competition
As a way of celebrating creativity through cultural exchange, the Alliance Française de Hong Kong (AFHK) and Tramplus, a sister company of Hong Kong Tramways, teamed up for a joint Tram Design Competition. The contest was geared towards transforming one of the city's most iconic modes of transport into a moving canvas of French-inspired imagination. As such, the competition opened a new chapter in a long-standing partnership between AFHK and Hong Kong Tramways, who have collaborated for years to bring French cultural events to the streets of Hong Kong. These have included the Hong Kong French Film Festival, which has become a beloved annual tradition of many cinephiles. The Tram Design Competition built on this legacy by encouraging secondary school students to engage with French aesthetics through art and design. Learning through creative pursuits The collaboration between AFHK and Tramplus reflects a shared commitment to enriching the learning experience of Hong Kong's youth through creativity, language, and cultural immersion. By combining AFHK's more than seven decades of expertise in French education and cultural promotion with Tramplus's innovative approach to community placemaking, the project offers students a unique opportunity to explore French culture in a dynamic and creative format. Centred around the theme Découverte de la Beauté Française (Discovering French Beauty), select secondary school students designed tram exteriors inspired by French art, fashion, innovation, and heritage. The winning design created by Li Pui Hiu from St. Mark's School will be unveiled on 8th September at 10:00am at the Whitty Street Tram Depot, in the presence of Christile Drulhe, Consul General of France in Hong Kong and Macau. The tram will circulate through the city for four weeks, showcasing the student's creative artwork to the public.
Hong Kong to host 3rd IATA World Sustainability Symposium
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced that its third World Sustainability Symposium (WSS) will be held in Hong Kong SAR, China this year. Slated for 21st and 22nd October and hosted by Cathay Pacific, the event will bring together leaders from aviation, energy, finance, and policy to advance the industry’s commitment to achieving net zero CO2 emissions by 2050. This is the first time that the symposium will be staged in Asia. Cathay Group chief executive Ronald Lam said: “We are honoured that Hong Kong has been selected as the location and Cathay Pacific as the host airline. Collaboration across multiple sectors and regulators is essential for aviation to achieve its decarbonization goals, and gatherings like this provide a valuable platform for leading voices to come together to drive meaningful change. Such cooperation is especially important as the industry works to develop the ecosystem of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), with Hong Kong having the potential to become one of Asia’s major centres for SAF in the future.” Aviation sustainability is at a critical point According to IATA director-general Willie Walsh, sustainability in aviation is now at a crucial point. While airlines are fully committed to achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050, the industry has not seen sufficient, timely action by policymakers, aerospace manufacturers, oil companies, or fuel producers to support this commitment. In which case, the upcoming symposium is a timely one, especially because it follows the 42nd ICAO Assembly at which the industry will have advocated for stronger government policies to support aviation’s energy transition to SAF and the integrity of CORSIA. As Walsh puts it: “This event is an essential rallying call for all those who have a stake in air transport’s future to overcome any challenges in the way of accelerating the pace of this crucial energy transition.” At the same time, the symposium precedes COP30 which is focusing on turning pledges into actions. That said, it seeks to bridge these two global milestones with in-depth explorations of pragmatic measures to accelerate aviation’s decarbonization by: Removing hurdles standing in the way of expanding SAF production Attracting financing for the $4.7 trillion cost of decarbonization Integrating emerging technology developments by existing players and start-ups Increasing collaboration across the value chain What to expect at the 3rd IATA WSS The Symposium will open with a welcome speech from Ronald Lam, CEO of the Cathay Group, and a keynote address from Mable Chan, secretary of transport and logistics for the Hong Kong SAR Government. These will be followed by a leadership conversation between Patrick Healy, Chair of the Cathay Group, and Willie Walsh, IATA’s Director General, to candidly review progress on decarbonization. The speaker lineup of global experts for the remainder of the symposium includes: Dr. Jun Ma, Chairman & President, Hong Kong Green Finance Association Dr. Fabiano Piccino, Air Logistics Global Head of Sustainability, Kuehne+Nagel Jouk Boeye, Managing Director Corporate Sourcing, Supply Chain Sustainability & Net Zero Operations, HSBC Christopher Au, Director Asia Pacific Climate Risk Centre, WTW Ayesha Choudhury, Chief Commercial Officer, Infinium IATA senior vice-president for sustainability and chief economist Marie Owens Thomsen said: “WSS is where airlines and all stakeholders get together to develop the understanding and the policies that are necessary to achieve the financial and environmental sustainability of airlines. It is a platform for radical collaboration, involving all disciplines and sectors, and where efforts can be coordinated to bring practical solutions to the market. Decarbonizing the airline industry is not just an industry issue but part of the global energy-transition that cuts across the whole world economy. If treated as such, adopting a holistic approach encompassing policy, energy and finance to agriculture, technology and more, it will be possible to achieve net-zero CO2 emissions in 2050.”
Showcase your standout travel initiatives at TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2026 – Hong Kong
Join the industry's top travel, tourism, and hospitality leaders and be recognised for your success. Hong Kong remains a leading destination in global travel, where innovation, service, and experience drive the sector's continued growth. As the industry evolves, businesses across the region are leading the way with bold ideas and performance. In celebration of this progress, the TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards 2026 - Hong Kong, presented by Travel Daily Media, is set to honour the finest across the travel, tourism, and hospitality sectors. Recognising outstanding achievements from top hotels, airlines, airports, cruise lines, tour operators, travel agencies, booking platforms, and travel technology, the awards programme spotlights the companies and initiatives that redefine customer experiences and set new industry standards. Amongst the distinguished winners from last year's awards programme was ATPI Travel (Hong Kong) Limited, which earned the Global Travel Management Company of the Year - Hong Kong accolade for its unmatched blend of global reach, sector-specific expertise, cutting-edge technology, and exceptional client care in modern travel management. "This recognition reflects our unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional travel management services that combine cutting-edge technology with personalised attention," said Kelly Jones, Managing Director of ATPI Hong Kong. Gain recognition for your exceptional contributions to the industry. Submissions of entries are now open until 24 October 2025. Nominate now! TDM Travel Trade Excellence Awards - Hong Kong is presented by Travel Daily Media. To view the full list of last year's winners, click here. For more information about the awards programme, you may contact Danica Avila at +(65) 3158 1386 or awardshongkong@traveldailymedia.com.
Hong Kong’s 35th Food Expo to open on 14th August
The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC)’s 35th annual Food Expo is scheduled to open on 14th August, and will run until 18th August at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) in Wan Chai. The event will be held concurrently with the ninth Beauty & Wellness Expo and the 11th Home Delights Expo. This year’s Food Expo also includes the trade-centric third Food Expo PRO as well as the 16th Hong Kong International Tea Fair which runs from 14th to 16th August. Collectively, these events will feature around 1,890 exhibitors, showcasing a diverse global gourmet foods and wines, teas, health and beauty products, and innovative home appliances, providing a one-stop sourcing and shopping experience for trade buyers and the public. At the same time, the International Conference of the Modernization of Chinese Medicine and Health Products (ICMCM), co-organised by the HKTDC, the Modernized Chinese Medicine International Association (MCMIA), and ten research institutions from across China, will be held on 14th and 15th August, offering industry professionals the latest insights into Chinese medicine. A highlight of the Hong Kong MICE calendar At the pre-event press conference held earlier today, 7th August, HKTDC deputy executive director Sophia Chong stated: “The 35th Hong Kong Food Expo and its concurrent events are key highlights in Hong Kong’s event calendar. There are five curated theme days across the fairs, each delivering diverse experiences for visitors seeking gourmet delights, wellness, and elevated lifestyles. This year, exhibitors will present a comprehensive line up of products and special deals, complemented by interactive activities and special celebrations for the 35th Food Expo, including lucky draws and engaging games with prizes. These initiatives aim to create a memorable experience for visitors and stimulate local consumption.” The five fairs bring together exhibitors from 35 countries and regions, including first-time participants such as Brazil, Mongolia and Zimbabwe, and representatives from nine ASEAN countries highlighting diverse culinary cultures. Featuring 45 regional pavilions, the events showcase an extensive international presence, featuring provinces from Mainland China, as well as Macao, Japan, Kenya, Korea, Thailand, the Philippines, Poland, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam. Made for professionals The third Food Expo PRO opens exclusively to trade buyers for the first two days, with both public and buyers welcome on the final day on 16th August. Global exhibitors present premium food products, services, and technologies, highlighted by the new “Coffee Zone”, featuring coffee products, accessories, and machines from various countries and regions. Mainland China’s leading coffee bean producer, Yunnan Province, presents enterprises from Pu’er City showcasing Kunlu Mountain and Jinpaoshan roasted beans, alongside other specialty products. On 16th August, the Hong Kong Specialty Coffee Association is set to host a coffee cupping competition, challenging professional baristas’ taste and smell, fostering exchange among coffee enthusiasts. Meanwhile, the Food Science and Technology zone will highlight health-focused and future foods tailored for the silver economy, featuring innovative products like soft-textured mooncakes and cognitive health supplements developed by local exhibitors. The Food Technology Seminar will explore the development of additive-free foods in Hong Kong and advocate for a “Clean Label” standard. More than just another cup of tea Also, the 16th Hong Kong International Tea Fair welcomes trade buyers and the public over three days, promoting tea culture through health-focused tea and tea-related activities. Visitors can sample premium teas, including Bai Hao Yin Zhen (Silver Needle Tea), mild-acidity German fruit teas, cherry blossom black tea made from Yunnan’s century-old tea trees, raw Pu-erh tea from 1,500-meter-high ancient trees, award-winning Bai Yun Chun Hao tea, Iranian black and herbal teas, Kenyan orthodox tea, antioxidant-rich Sri Lankan purple tea, paired with exquisite teaware from various regions. The fair also features innovative tea beverages, such as Hong Kong-style Yuan Yang Tea capsules, herbal wellness tea capsules, sparkling tea, kombucha champagne tea, non-alcoholic ice wine tea, and matcha beverages. The “Friends of Tea” zone offers tea-infused snacks and perfumes, blending traditional and modern tea culture. In collaboration with the Chinese Tea Culture International Exchange Association, the fair hosts the inaugural Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Youth International Tea Art Competition 2025, with the theme of “Bridging Eras in Greater Bay Area’s Tea Culture”, fostering cultural exchange among youth in Hong Kong, Macau, and Guangdong. The judging panel for the “Hong Kong International Tea Competition” will select the winners for the “Best Taste” and “Best Aroma” across six categories, with free tastings of the winning teas available to the public on 16th August. Additional event highlights include the “China & Greater Bay Area KamCha Competition 2025 (HK Milk Tea) - Hong Kong Final”, “2025 Hong Kong International Tea Culture Forum and China Tea Tourism City Brand Ceremony”, and the “International Tea Event Space Design Competition 2025.” Muslim-friendly additions Building on the introduction of halal food and beverage brands at last year’s expo, Food Expo PRO and Food Expo will host over 120 exhibitors from Mainland China, Japan, Korea, Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam and beyond, showcasing premium halal products and strengthening Hong Kong’s position as an international food hub. A seminar on the halal food market will feature Kowloon Shangri-La, the first Hong Kong hotel to earn a Level 5 Muslim-Friendly Accommodation Certification from Crescent Rating, alongside experts discussing opportunities in the halal industry and promoting Hong Kong as a Muslim-friendly destination. In partnership with the Islamic Trust Fund of Hong Kong, the city’s recognised halal certification body, halal certification certificates will be awarded to local restaurants during the event, supporting businesses in tapping into the Islamic market.
HK Express successfully conducts maiden flight for Hong Kong-Kuala Lumpur route
The Cathay Group’s low-cost carrier HK Express marked the inaugural launch of its new direct service between Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur on Friday, 1st August, with the arrival of flight UO716 at Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport, Subang. Gracing the occasion were Tourism Malaysia’s deputy director-general Samuel Lee as well as senior officials from Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (MAHB). Also aboard the inaugural flight were HK Express sales manager Rosita Tsang and popular TVB celebrities Tam Fai Chi and Che Yuen Yuen. The flight was specially chartered by Wing On Travel, bringing along fans in a celebration of travel and entertainment, a strong testament to the growing appeal of fan-based tourism experiences. Lee said of the maiden flight: “This new connection reflects the strong and growing tourism ties between Malaysia and Hong Kong and supports our ongoing efforts to position Malaysia as a top travel destination in the region. We are excited to welcome more visitors to explore the rich, diverse experiences that Malaysia has to offer.” A bridge between nations This new Hong Kong-Kuala Lumpur connection marks HK Express’ second destination in Malaysia, following the success of its Penang route. The airline will now operate daily direct flights between Hong Kong International Airport and Subang Airport, utilizing its modern Airbus A321 aircraft with 182 seats, offering passengers greater convenience and travel flexibility. Strategically located just 30 minutes from Kuala Lumpur city centre, Subang Airport offers swift access to major attractions such as the Petronas Twin Towers, Bukit Bintang, and the vibrant food and cultural scenes of the capital. The new route also enhances connectivity for business travellers and regional explorers seeking quick, direct access to Malaysia’s urban and cultural hubs. The Hong Kong-Kuala Lumpur service is expected to further stimulate bilateral tourism and economic collaboration. It also supports the Visit Malaysia 2026 (VM2026) campaign, which targets increased arrivals from strategic markets such as China and Hong Kong. From January to June 2025, Malaysia welcomed 2.17 million visitors from China, a remarkable 35.6 percent increase over the same period in 2024, signaling strong market recovery and demand.
Cathay Pacific resumes direct Hong Kong-Brussels flights
Cathay Pacific made its eagerly anticipated return to the Belgian capital on Sunday, 3rd August, with the launch of its four-times-weekly flights between Hong Kong and Brussels. The new service reestablishes an important direct link between the airline’s home city and the Heart of Europe, offering customers even greater choice, connectivity and convenience. With its return to Brussels and increased flight frequencies on other routes, Cathay Pacific is operating close to 100 return flights per week between Hong Kong and Europe this summer peak season. This includes five daily flights to London, daily flights to Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Manchester, Milan, Paris and Zurich, four weekly flights to Barcelona, Brussels, Madrid and Munich, and three weekly flights to Rome. More flights to Europe Cathay chief customer and commercial officer Lavinia Lau said: “We are very pleased to be back in Brussels, directly connecting our home hub with one of Europe’s major political centres and a tourism destination steeped in history and culture. Our new service offers excellent flight timings in both directions, enabling customers to wake up refreshed with a full day ahead whether they are arriving in Brussels or Hong Kong.” Lau added that Cathay has a long history in Europe stretching back more than four decades. Earlier this year, the airline launched services to three new destinations in Europe, and new flights to Rome and Munich already took off in June. With increased frequencies to other popular European cities this summer, Cathay is making it even easier for customers to travel between Asia and Europe.” A comfortable way to fly Cathay Pacific’s Hong Kong-Brussels flights are operated with the airline’s Airbus A350-900, one of the most advanced aircraft in its fleet. The A350-900 offers fully flat beds in Business, spacious seats in Premium Economy and extended comfort in the airline’s award-winning Economy. Customers in all cabins can experience the world's best inflight entertainment1 and connect to high-speed inflight Wi-Fi. Meanwhile, customers travelling in Business class as well as Cathay Diamond members enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi access when flying with Cathay Pacific. Those travelling from Europe to Hong Kong can also benefit from seamless connections through the Cathay Group’s home hub, Hong Kong International Airport.
Saudi Tourism Authority brings its nation’s exciting culture to Hong Kong
The Saudi Tourism Authority (STA)'s national tourism brand Saudi, Welcome to Arabia is set to transform Hong Kong this summer. The brand regales Hong Kong residents with a spectacular series of events showcasing Saudi's unique blend of world-class sport, rich heritage, and warm hospitality. STA will host an exclusive roadshow at the JW Marriott Hong Kong on Wednesday, 6th August, where the event brings together 11 of STA's key destination marketing partners, along with Qiddiya Investment Company, one of Saudi's prominent destination development entities. During this roadshow, Saudi will spotlight its rich heritage, luxury experiences, and vibrant culture, reinforcing its appeal as one of the world's most dynamic and inspiring new destinations for Hong Kong travelers. Warmly welcoming Hong Kong travelers to Saudi With Saudi's eVisa program now available to 66 countries and regions, and with direct Cathay Pacific flights between Hong Kong and Riyadh, it's easier than before to experience Saudi's warm hospitality and iconic welcome. From indulgent shopping and fine dining in cosmopolitan hubs like Jeddah and Riyadh to serene retreats and curated cultural journeys, Saudi offers experiences tailored to every traveler's desires. This summer, highlights include Jeddah Season 2025, the Esports World Cup in Riyadh, and AlUla Summer Nights, blending entertainment, heritage, and natural beauty. Visitors can explore the eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites, such as the Hegra Archaeological Site in AlUla, the Historic Jeddah old town, and the At-Turaif District in Diriyah, the birthplace of the Kingdom. Along the pristine Saudi Red Sea coast, a new chapter in luxury travel unfolds with world-class resorts and marine adventures set against breathtaking natural beauty. Whether visitors are seeking culture, adventure, relaxation or entertainment, Saudi promises a journey that is enriching, authentic, and unforgettable. The Saudi Super Cup makes its way to Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Stadium From 19th to 23rd August, Saudi's premier football competition heads to Hong Kong for the first time as the Saudi Super Cup takes over the Kai Tak Stadium. Leading clubs including Al-Ittihad, Al-Nassr, Al-Qadsiah, and Al-Ahli Saudi FC will battle for glory, with star players. More than just a sporting spectacle, this landmark occasion highlights Saudi's growing influence on the world stage and its commitment to fostering cultural exchange, regional engagement, and world-class entertainment experiences. Hosting the tournament in Hong Kong reflects Saudi's ambition to deepen ties with the city while offering fans across Asia a front-row seat to the energy and excitement of Saudi football at its finest.
Hong Kong notes significant increase in arrivals from the UK
The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) reports a 14 percent increase in UK visitors to Hong Kong in the first half of 2025, compared to the same period in 2024. With 169,000 UK travellers having visited in the first six months, the statistics reveal a 64 percent recovery compared to the same period in 2018. HKTB director for Europe Anette Wendel-Menke commented: “Hong Kong itself has always been a significant draw for many travellers, boasting a unique blend of Eastern and Western cultures, world-class food and dynamic energy.” Wendel-Menke added that, based on current reports, 38 percent of visitors were first timers, which is higher than both 2024 and 2018. A shot in the arm Visitor numbers from the UK were driven significantly by the government repositioning the tourism offering to centre around culture, sports, gastronomy, the outdoors and mega events, such as Art Basel Hong Kong and the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens. Indeed, this has helped broaden Hong Kong's appeal to a wider range of travellers with different interests. To date, Hong Kong has welcomed several new openings recently including Kai Tak Sports Park, the destination’s largest integrated sports and entertainment landmark. At the same time, there has been a spate of new hotel openings in recent months, including the Mondrian Hong Kong, Hopewell Hotel, and Dorsett Kai Tak Hong Kong. 2025 will also welcome the Kimpton Hong Kong which is anticipated to open in September.
Hong Kong Airlines to launch a new direct service to Melbourne from 12 Dec 2025
Hong Kong Airlines announced that it will launch a new direct service to Melbourne from 12 December 2025. The new route will operate three times a week, offering travellers more flexible and convenient options for travel to Australia. To commemorate this significant milestone, a signing ceremony was held at Melbourne Airport, attended by representatives from Hong Kong Airlines, Melbourne Airport as well as Victorian Government. Speaking at the ceremony, Hong Kong Airlines President Jeff Sun said: "This has been a year of significant progress for our Australian market strategy. Following the resumption of our Gold Coast service in January and the launch of our Sydney route in June, we are delighted to add Melbourne as another key destination within just six months. This establishes Hong Kong Airlines as the second local carrier to offer direct flights to Australia's major cities and marks 2025 as a crucial milestone in our international transformation." “This new service will not only provide passengers a competitive and high-quality travel option but will also cater to the diverse needs of business and leisure travellers, further deepening the trade, cultural, and tourism ties between Hong Kong and Melbourne. The launch of this service was made possible by the proactive support of the government from both cities. Looking ahead, we will leverage the enhanced capacity of Hong Kong International Airport's Three-Runway System to open up more attractive new destinations for our passengers." Melbourne Airport CEO Lorie Argus said the arrival of Hong Kong Airlines will provide more choice and greater capacity into one of Asia’s biggest international hubs. “The growth in our international market shows the importance of competition and choice, which is why we are so excited to welcome Hong Kong Airlines to the mix today. Hong Kong is the fourth largest international market for us at Melbourne Airport so I expect there will be strong demand for this service.” “The aviation landscape is highly competitive and without the work of the Federal Government to expand bilateral air traffic rights along with the great support of the state government and Visit Victoria, we wouldn’t be standing here today.” Minister for Economic Growth and Jobs at the Victorian Government Danny Pearson, stated: “More flights mean more tourists delivering a stronger economy and more jobs for Victorians – from tour operators to hospitality staff and hotel workers. The additional flights will also increase air freight capacity for Victorian exporters sending their products and produce to Asia.” The Hong Kong Airlines service to Melbourne will be operated by Airbus A330 aircraft. The flight schedule is flexibly timed to facilitate convenient connections for passengers transiting through Hong Kong to our popular destinations. For example, passengers departing from Melbourne can seamlessly connect to flights to Vancouver, Bali, Tokyo, and Osaka. Similarly, travellers from cities such as Shanghai, Hangzhou, Haikou, Sanya, and Fukuoka can enjoy an efficient and comfortable journey with a seamless transfer in Hong Kong en route to Melbourne. As Hong Kong's local full-service carrier, Hong Kong Airlines has continuously enhanced its services and expanded its route network, which now covers over 30 destinations worldwide. We are dedicated to providing an exceptional travel experience, featuring comfortable seating in both Business and Economy Class, a curated selection of in-flight dining, in-flight entertainment, and our signature attentive service. Hong Kong Airlines flight schedule* between Hong Kong and Melbourne is as follows (All times local): Route Flight Number Departure Arrival Frequency HKG – MEL HX013 23:10 11:30+1 Mon, Wed, Fri MEL – HKG HX014 13:00 19:20 Tues, Thurs, Sat
Hong Kong Airlines to Launch Direct Flights to Lijiang
Hong Kong Airlines will launch service between Hong Kong and Lijiang three times weekly from 8 September 2025. As the sole local carrier operating this route, the airline will provide travellers with a convenient, direct link to explore this captivating ancient city in Yunnan. Located in the northwestern part of Yunnan Province, Lijiang is an important hub on the ancient Silk Road and the Tea Horse Road. With its profound historical heritage, it has long been designated as a National Historical and Cultural City of China. Its unique high-altitude plateau geography creates a pleasant, spring-like climate all year round, with autumn and spring being particularly scenic, making it a highly sought-after destination for both domestic and international tourists. Lijiang boasts a wealth of renowned attractions. Travellers can wander through the UNESCO World Heritage site of Lijiang Old Town, admiring the well-preserved Naxi architecture from the Ming and Qing dynasties. Alternatively, they can visit the majestic Jade Dragon Snow Mountain and savour authentic yak meat hotpot at its base. Those who appreciate the charm of ancient towns can explore the more rustic Shuhe Ancient Town or visit Baisha Ancient Town, the oldest in the region, to admire the precious Baisha Murals while enjoying stunning views of the snow capped mountains. Furthermore, Tiger Leaping Gorge, located between Lijiang and Shangri-La, is one of the world's deepest canyons and is an unmissable highlight. Hong Kong Airlines is committed to expanding its route network to meet market demand. Following the launch of services to Hulunbuir and Xi'an, Lijiang becomes the airline's third new destination in mainland China this year. This move aligns with the company's strategy to continuously develop its mainland China network and providing travellers with more diverse travel options. The new route will be operated by Airbus A320 aircraft, while the flight schedule is designed not only to suit the needs of leisure and business travellers, but also to facilitate convenient connections for transit passengers travelling on the airline's long-haul routes, such as Sydney and Vancouver, thereby strengthening Hong Kong's position as a leading international aviation hub. Hong Kong Airlines flight schedule* between Hong Kong and Lijiang is as follows (All times local): Route Flight Number Departure Arrival Frequency HKG – LJG HX412 19:50 22:45 Mon, Wed, Fri LJG – HKG HX413 09:05 11:55 Tue, Thurs, Sat
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