Hong ⁢Kong’s​ Panda ⁣Economy: ⁢A New Highlight for ​the Tourism Industry

A pair ‌of giant pandas gifted to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region by the central government were transported to Hong Kong, officially launching Hong Kong’s⁤ project ‍to build a panda economy to drive the tourism industry chain. Together ‍with a family of four⁣ in Ocean Park, ‍Hong Kong has a ‌total of six national treasures, large and small, in captivity, setting off a wave of Panda fever.

In July this year, the SAR government announced that the central government had agreed to donate another pair of giant pandas to Hong Kong. Unexpectedly,​ more than a month later, Ying Ying, an ‍elderly panda mother in Ocean Park, suddenly gave birth to twins without notice. Hong ‍Kong was suddenly blessed​ with ​”four joys” and shocked the public.

To be honest, there ​has⁤ been a lot of good news about Hong Kong’s economy ⁣recently. The ‍international financial center ranking has surpassed its old rival Singapore and returned to⁣ the third place in the world. The Hong Kong ​Stock Exchange’s fund-raising ranking this ⁢year will maintain the‌ fourth place in the world.

It is expected that the panda craze in⁢ Hong Kong will usher in two ⁢climaxes in the next six months.‍ First, a​ pair of giant‌ pandas donated ‍by the central government will be named and officially unveiled. About early next⁣ year, it will be the turn of the ‍twin pandas ⁤to make their adorable debut.

There is no doubt that⁤ Panda Hot ‍is a⁢ new highlight of Hong Kong’s tourism industry. It is expected to attract‍ more Chinese and foreign tourists to‌ Hong Kong, help ⁢boost the market and inject ‍new impetus into the sluggish retail and ​catering and other peripheral industries.

Recalling the painful⁤ experience ⁢of⁣ Hong Kong ⁤Disneyland, the SAR government at ‌that ⁣time ‌made the mistake of‍ “waiting for the goods to arrive”. It ⁣thought​ that introducing Disneyland ‌would become the ​leader in the tourism industry, ‌and then it would be ⁣safe and sound.

The⁤ recovery of Hong Kong’s tourism industry⁤ after the ⁤epidemic⁤ is not as expected, and the industry is⁤ complaining. ‌The SAR government has tried its⁢ best to engage in measures such as nighttime economy and event economy to ⁢attract tourists.

The panda craze brought about by the right ‌time, right place and right people is expected to usher in new‌ opportunities for Hong⁢ Kong’s tourism industry. It ⁤is expected ‍to continue for a long period of rebound.

The SAR ⁣government and the industry must learn ‍from the blind optimism and blind optimism of Disneyland back then. We should‌ not ​only seize the day‍ and ‍night to ​make good use of the business opportunities of the panda boom, ‌but also seize⁣ the opportunity of a century, seize the golden opportunity when the good times come again, diversify the tourism ⁣industry’s ten-year capital, and truly ensure‌ that tourists can travel everywhere ​in Hong Kong, and ‌every time they come back Tours are ⁤all fresh and fresh.

It can drive the prosperity of related industries, such ‌as the retail industry, catering industry, hotel ‍industry, conference ‌and exhibition industry, etc., and can ⁢also create a‍ large⁢ number of job‍ opportunities, including⁢ the engineering industry, etc., which is conducive to‍ economic recovery; therefore, ⁢the development of tourism⁢ has become a An important strategy for Hong Kong’s economic transformation.

Text: ⁢Dai⁢ Ziyu

Senior media person