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Every year, the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) and AsiaWorld-Expo host hundreds of large-scale trade fairs and exhibitions. From HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair, Hong Kong International Jewellery Show and Food Expo to industry-specific exhibitions, these events attract exhibitors and buyers from around the world.

However, many first-time exhibitors underestimate the preparation time, budget and compliance requirements involved. Poor planning can lead to cost overruns, weak visitor engagement, or even exhibition booth rejection due to venue regulations.

This comprehensive guide covers everything businesses need to know before, during and after an exhibition, including booth selection, budgeting, EMF funding, RSE Report requirements and promotional material planning.

Every June, Hong Kong comes alive with the aroma of traditional rice dumplings and the excitement of dragon boat races along locations such as Shing Mun River, Sai Kung Pier, and Stanley Beach. The rhythmic sound of drums and paddles fills the city as competitive teams race across the water, creating one of the most energetic cultural moments of the year.

For brands, the Dragon Boat Festival is more than a traditional celebration—it is a high-value seasonal marketing window.

In 2026, the Dragon Boat Festival falls on 19 June (Friday), creating a three-day long weekend. With increased leisure time, higher mobility, and stronger consumer spending intent, this period presents a powerful opportunity for brands to execute high-impact offline marketing campaigns in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong is one of the most densely populated cities in the world. A single large-scale residential estate can accommodate thousands of households, making every mailbox a direct gateway to potential customers.

Yet many SMEs still underestimate the power of physical marketing materials. While competitors continue battling for attention on social media, strategically targeted leaflet distribution and direct mail campaigns in Hong Kong’s most prominent residential estates can quietly influence purchasing decisions right inside residents’ homes—often delivering surprisingly strong conversion rates.

In this guide, we’ve compiled more than 80 flagship residential estates across Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, and the New Territories. We also explore five industries that consistently achieve outstanding results through estate-based marketing campaigns and provide practical recommendations to help businesses reach the right audience more effectively.

Every May, Hong Kong enters one of its most powerful retail seasons — driven by Mainland China’s Labour Day Golden Week. Millions of high-intent travellers arrive via high-speed rail, heading straight to shopping malls, restaurants, and retail hotspots.

For brands, this is more than a holiday — it’s a high-impact marketing window for tourist conversion.

So how can your brand stand out and convert visitors into paying customers during this short but competitive period?

This guide walks you through a complete Golden Week marketing strategy, from pre-arrival exposure to in-store conversion.

Why Golden Week Marketing Matters for Hong Kong Brands

Labour Day (May 1) is a national holiday in Mainland China. With adjusted leave schedules, it typically creates a 5–7 day Golden Week travel period.

During this time, key districts such as Tsim Sha Tsui, Causeway Bay, and Mong Kok experience:

Massive spikes in tourist traffic

Strong purchasing intent

High footfall in retail and F&B

Golden Week travellers are:

Highly motivated to spend

Time-sensitive decision makers

Responsive to promotions and experiences

👉 This makes Golden Week less about awareness — and more about immediate tourist conversion.