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The HKTB Youth Academy was launched in 2021 to encourage young people to go out into the community and learn more about their home city and the tourism industry through educational and experiential activities. It inspires young people to unleash their imagination and potential and showcase Hong Kong’s timeless appeal with fresh perspectives.
Creative Projects
The HKTB teamed up with universities in Hong Kong during the pandemic to train students to become tourism ambassadors. They were taught how to design itineraries and give virtual tours of Hong Kong’s distinctive neighbourhoods to students from Mainland China and overseas.
University students as well as primary and secondary school pupils were invited to explore Hong Kong neighbourhoods and make art creations to tell unique, authentic stories about the city’s rich and diverse heritage. A community art exhibition called “Journey To West Kowloon” was organised in partnership with the Cultural and Creative Arts Department of the Education University of Hong Kong, and the “Hong Kong Neighbourhoods” Digital Art Exhibition was staged in collaboration with the School of Creative Media at the City University of Hong Kong.
Creative Projects
The HKTB teamed up with universities in Hong Kong during the pandemic to train students to become tourism ambassadors. They were taught how to design itineraries and give virtual tours of Hong Kong’s distinctive neighbourhoods to students from Mainland China and overseas.
University students as well as primary and secondary school pupils were invited to explore Hong Kong neighbourhoods and make art creations to tell unique, authentic stories about the city’s rich and diverse heritage. A community art exhibition called “Journey To West Kowloon” was organised in partnership with the Cultural and Creative Arts Department of the Education University of Hong Kong, and the “Hong Kong Neighbourhoods” Digital Art Exhibition was staged in collaboration with the School of Creative Media at the City University of Hong Kong.
Creative Projects
The HKTB teamed up with universities in Hong Kong during the pandemic to train students to become tourism ambassadors. They were taught how to design itineraries and give virtual tours of Hong Kong’s distinctive neighbourhoods to students from Mainland China and overseas.
University students as well as primary and secondary school pupils were invited to explore Hong Kong neighbourhoods and make art creations to tell unique, authentic stories about the city’s rich and diverse heritage. A community art exhibition called “Journey To West Kowloon” was organised in partnership with the Cultural and Creative Arts Department of the Education University of Hong Kong, and the “Hong Kong Neighbourhoods” Digital Art Exhibition was staged in collaboration with the School of Creative Media at the City University of Hong Kong.
Creative Projects
The HKTB teamed up with universities in Hong Kong during the pandemic to train students to become tourism ambassadors. They were taught how to design itineraries and give virtual tours of Hong Kong’s distinctive neighbourhoods to students from Mainland China and overseas.
University students as well as primary and secondary school pupils were invited to explore Hong Kong neighbourhoods and make art creations to tell unique, authentic stories about the city’s rich and diverse heritage. A community art exhibition called “Journey To West Kowloon” was organised in partnership with the Cultural and Creative Arts Department of the Education University of Hong Kong, and the “Hong Kong Neighbourhoods” Digital Art Exhibition was staged in collaboration with the School of Creative Media at the City University of Hong Kong.
Creative Projects
The HKTB teamed up with universities in Hong Kong during the pandemic to train students to become tourism ambassadors. They were taught how to design itineraries and give virtual tours of Hong Kong’s distinctive neighbourhoods to students from Mainland China and overseas.
University students as well as primary and secondary school pupils were invited to explore Hong Kong neighbourhoods and make art creations to tell unique, authentic stories about the city’s rich and diverse heritage. A community art exhibition called “Journey To West Kowloon” was organised in partnership with the Cultural and Creative Arts Department of the Education University of Hong Kong, and the “Hong Kong Neighbourhoods” Digital Art Exhibition was staged in collaboration with the School of Creative Media at the City University of Hong Kong.
Creative Projects
The HKTB teamed up with universities in Hong Kong during the pandemic to train students to become tourism ambassadors. They were taught how to design itineraries and give virtual tours of Hong Kong’s distinctive neighbourhoods to students from Mainland China and overseas.
University students as well as primary and secondary school pupils were invited to explore Hong Kong neighbourhoods and make art creations to tell unique, authentic stories about the city’s rich and diverse heritage. A community art exhibition called “Journey To West Kowloon” was organised in partnership with the Cultural and Creative Arts Department of the Education University of Hong Kong, and the “Hong Kong Neighbourhoods” Digital Art Exhibition was staged in collaboration with the School of Creative Media at the City University of Hong Kong.
Education
The annual Hong Kong Tourism Industry Student Summit organised by the HKTB Youth Academy and the Education Bureau is an invaluable platform for secondary school students of Tourism and Hospitality Studies to interact and exchange ideas with industry experts, enhancing their understanding of tourism development. The Project Learning Competition meanwhile also allows youngsters to explore the potential new travel experiences in Hong Kong, injecting new impetus into the industry and promoting its sustainable development.
Education
The annual Hong Kong Tourism Industry Student Summit organised by the HKTB Youth Academy and the Education Bureau is an invaluable platform for secondary school students of Tourism and Hospitality Studies to interact and exchange ideas with industry experts, enhancing their understanding of tourism development. The Project Learning Competition meanwhile also allows youngsters to explore the potential new travel experiences in Hong Kong, injecting new impetus into the industry and promoting its sustainable development.
Education
The annual Hong Kong Tourism Industry Student Summit organised by the HKTB Youth Academy and the Education Bureau is an invaluable platform for secondary school students of Tourism and Hospitality Studies to interact and exchange ideas with industry experts, enhancing their understanding of tourism development. The Project Learning Competition meanwhile also allows youngsters to explore the potential new travel experiences in Hong Kong, injecting new impetus into the industry and promoting its sustainable development.
Education
The annual Hong Kong Tourism Industry Student Summit organised by the HKTB Youth Academy and the Education Bureau is an invaluable platform for secondary school students of Tourism and Hospitality Studies to interact and exchange ideas with industry experts, enhancing their understanding of tourism development. The Project Learning Competition meanwhile also allows youngsters to explore the potential new travel experiences in Hong Kong, injecting new impetus into the industry and promoting its sustainable development.
Membership Programme for Non-Local Students
The HKTB Youth Academy Membership Programme was launched in 2023 and invites visiting students from Mainland China, Taiwan and other foreign countries to take part in mega events, experiential tours, and a host of other activities to learn about Hong Kong’s unique culture and promote it through their social networks overseas.
Membership Programme for Non-Local Students
The HKTB Youth Academy Membership Programme was launched in 2023 and invites visiting students from Mainland China, Taiwan and other foreign countries to take part in mega events, experiential tours, and a host of other activities to learn about Hong Kong’s unique culture and promote it through their social networks overseas.
Membership Programme for Non-Local Students
The HKTB Youth Academy Membership Programme was launched in 2023 and invites visiting students from Mainland China, Taiwan and other foreign countries to take part in mega events, experiential tours, and a host of other activities to learn about Hong Kong’s unique culture and promote it through their social networks overseas.
Membership Programme for Non-Local Students
The HKTB Youth Academy Membership Programme was launched in 2023 and invites visiting students from Mainland China, Taiwan and other foreign countries to take part in mega events, experiential tours, and a host of other activities to learn about Hong Kong’s unique culture and promote it through their social networks overseas.