Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London

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Hong Kong music talent’s tour in the UK

The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London supported Hong Kong pianist Rachel Cheung’s performance tour in the UK on 12-17 October, promoting Hong Kong’s unique and vibrant arts and culture. The tour spans five cities and features a series of recital performances as well as masterclasses at two local schools.

Hong Kong music talent’s tour in the UK

The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London supported Hong Kong pianist Rachel Cheung’s performance tour in the UK on 12-17 October, promoting Hong Kong’s unique and vibrant arts and culture. The tour spans five cities and features a series of recital performances as well as masterclasses at two local schools.

Hong Kong’s comic art showcased in London

The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London supported the Hong Kong Arts Centre in presenting its Comix IP exhibition at Brand Licensing Europe on October 7-8 in the UK, showcasing the creative works of Hong Kong artists including Prudence Mak (Chocolate Rain), Isabel Tong (Isatisse), Stella So, Chi-tak Li, Felix Ip, Lai Tat Tat Wing and other Hong Kong comic artists. Their artworks highlight the city’s rich comic art heritage and contemporary innovation.

Hong Kong’s comic art showcased in London

The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London supported the Hong Kong Arts Centre in presenting its Comix IP exhibition at Brand Licensing Europe on October 7-8 in the UK, showcasing the creative works of Hong Kong artists including Prudence Mak (Chocolate Rain), Isabel Tong (Isatisse), Stella So, Chi-tak Li, Felix Ip, Lai Tat Tat Wing and other Hong Kong comic artists. Their artworks highlight the city’s rich comic art heritage and contemporary innovation.

Hong Kong films take centre stage in Sweden

The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London (London ETO) supports the Asian Film Festival in presenting 10 screenings of three Hong Kong films across six cities in Sweden, highlighting Hong Kong's dynamic film industry and its role as a hub for cultural exchanges.

Hong Kong films take centre stage in Sweden

The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London (London ETO) supports the Asian Film Festival in presenting 10 screenings of three Hong Kong films across six cities in Sweden, highlighting Hong Kong's dynamic film industry and its role as a hub for cultural exchanges.

Welcoming Future Legal Professionals to Hong Kong

The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London (London ETO) co-hosted a dynamic and inspiring event in London on October 2 with the Law Society of Hong Kong for legal students studying in the UK. We were honoured to have the President of the Law Society of Hong Kong, Mr Roden Tong, to share his insights on the Society’s work in supporting legal professionals and nurturing young talent. The Director-General of the London ETO, Miss Fiona Chau, also highlighted the vast career opportunities in Hong Kong.

Welcoming Future Legal Professionals to Hong Kong

The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in London (London ETO) co-hosted a dynamic and inspiring event in London on October 2 with the Law Society of Hong Kong for legal students studying in the UK. We were honoured to have the President of the Law Society of Hong Kong, Mr Roden Tong, to share his insights on the Society’s work in supporting legal professionals and nurturing young talent. The Director-General of the London ETO, Miss Fiona Chau, also highlighted the vast career opportunities in Hong Kong.

The Chief Executive’s 2025 Policy Address

The Chief Executive, Mr John Lee, announced on September 17 his fourth Policy Address entitled "Deepening Reforms for Our People and Leveraging Our Strengths for a Brighter Future", setting out a range of initiatives anchored in two pillars - the economy and people's livelihood, enabling citizens to enjoy better quality of life. It serves as a roadmap for Hong Kong to strive for a vibrant economy, pursue development, and improve people's livelihood - accelerating our advancement from stability to prosperity.

The Chief Executive’s 2025 Policy Address

The Chief Executive, Mr John Lee, announced on September 17 his fourth Policy Address entitled "Deepening Reforms for Our People and Leveraging Our Strengths for a Brighter Future", setting out a range of initiatives anchored in two pillars - the economy and people's livelihood, enabling citizens to enjoy better quality of life. It serves as a roadmap for Hong Kong to strive for a vibrant economy, pursue development, and improve people's livelihood - accelerating our advancement from stability to prosperity.

Air Passenger Departure Tax Exemption

The Airport Authority Hong Kong will launch a new Refund Application Platform for the air passenger departure tax (APDT) on 1 October 2025. Eligible passengers who have paid the APDT at the time of purchasing the air tickets may easily apply for tax refunds by simply uploading supporting documents to the platform. For more details, please visit here.

Air Passenger Departure Tax Exemption

The Airport Authority Hong Kong will launch a new Refund Application Platform for the air passenger departure tax (APDT) on 1 October 2025. Eligible passengers who have paid the APDT at the time of purchasing the air tickets may easily apply for tax refunds by simply uploading supporting documents to the platform. For more details, please visit here.