Hong Kong tourism shifts from shopping to nature, but ecotourism risks loom
Hong Kong's tourism model, once dominated by shopping and urban experiences, is losing steam as visitor spending falls from HK$193 billion in 2015 to HK$128 billion last year. Travelers increasingly seek nature, culture and authentic experiences, prompting calls for sustainable ecotourism. Critics warn that poorly managed projects could damage the region's natural assets.
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