More Hong Kong tourists drawn to ‘mysterious’ Central Asia, travel agencies say
Hong Kong residents are increasingly choosing Central Asia for their holidays, driven by the region's allure and its strengthening business connections with mainland China. Travel agency heads believe that Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu's current visit to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan will further boost tourism to Central Asia.

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AI-generatedHong Kong residents are increasingly choosing Central Asia for their holidays, driven by the region's allure and its strengthening business connections with mainland China. Travel agency heads believe that Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu's current visit to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan will further boost tourism to Central Asia. This initiative is expected to encourage Hongkongers to explore less-visited destinations within the region. One travel agency, Miramar Travel, began developing services for the Central Asian market over two years ago, indicating a growing trend in this travel sector.
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4 extractedMiramar Travel began developing services for the Central Asia market over two years ago.
More Hongkongers are choosing Central Asia for holidays due to its mystique and deepening business ties with mainland China.
Central Asia offers lesser-known tourism spots that encourage residents to explore off the beaten path.
Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu's visit to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan is expected to further promote Central Asia tourism.