‘High hopes’: How Hong Kong can make waves in the cruise industry


Hong Kong authorities are banking on making waves in the global cruise industry with a five-year road map to improve tourism that includes measures to address a host of problems at the Kai Tak terminal, which was thrust into the spotlight for all the wrong reasons last year.

The list of complaints ran from poor transport connectivity for passengers to losing Disneyland Cruise Line to Singapore and the wider reluctance of operators in making Hong Kong their home port.

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