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Essay heading: Hong Kong'S Strengths And Weaknesses As A Conference Destination
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June 25, 1998 |
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Hence, suggestions could be made for Hong Kong's strategic sustainable development in the industry.
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As one of the most favored conference destination in Asia Pacific, Hong Kong depends on its unique geographic, complete infrastructure, experience and government support, which support Hong Kong to be an international conference and exhibition destination...
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Frederic MA Si-hang, said, Hong Kong has geographical advantages in the conference industry (Sing Tao Daily, 2007). Hong Kong locates in the central of the Asia-Pacific, where is on the midway from East to West. Most of the Asian and Oceania countries - like China, Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Australia and India - are just within 7 hours away by air...
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