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Dane Cheng to step down as head of Hong Kong Tourism Board in October

South China Morning PostTuesday, May 27, 2025 at 8:00:02 AM
Dane Cheng to step down as head of Hong Kong Tourism Board in October
Dane Cheng Ting-yat, the longtime leader of the Hong Kong Tourism Board, is calling it quits this October when his contract wraps up. After six years steering the city's tourism efforts, he’s reportedly ready for a break. Meanwhile, the board is already scouting globally for his replacement, with job ads popping up on LinkedIn and their website.
Editor’s Note: Cheng’s departure marks the end of an era for Hong Kong’s tourism strategy, which has faced challenges like protests and pandemic shutdowns during his tenure. Whoever steps into the role will inherit the tricky task of revitalizing the city’s visitor numbers—so this hiring decision could shape Hong Kong’s post-pandemic recovery. Not exactly a scandal, but definitely a transition worth watching.
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