Hong Kong's tourism has seen a robust recovery, with the city welcoming around 1.123 million visitors in the first quarter of 2024, according to preliminary figures from the Hong Kong Immigration Department. The Hong Kong Tourism Board announced today (6th) that it will launch a series of over-the-sea fireworks or drone shows starting in May.
The Hong Kong Tourism Board announced on the 6th that the first sea fireworks display will be staged in Victoria Port on the evening of May 1, starting the May Day Golden Week.

Firework display (file photo)
According to reports, starting from May, the Hong Kong Tourism Board will regularly cooperate with festivals or large-scale events to launch fireworks or drone displays at sea. The first drone show will dot the night sky of Victoria Harbour on May 11, with traditional festivals as the theme to add a festive atmosphere.
It is reported that the regular sea fireworks or drone performances starting from May will also be held in conjunction with the "Symphony of Lights" light and music performance to increase the appeal of the event with dual visual effects and enhance the unique charm of Victoria Harbour.
It is understood that the Hong Kong Tourism Board will also hold a publicity event next month to promote "Hospitality". Cheng Dingyi, Director-General of the Hong Kong Tourism Board, said that many departments of the SAR government will participate in the event and hope that all sectors of society can also actively participate. He emphasized that the consumption patterns of citizens and tourists have changed and hopes that the industry can innovate and add different experiences to services or products to increase their attractiveness.