HKTB invites SEVENTEEN's members to explore HK's nightlife

The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) has invited K-pop icon SEVENTEEN's members MINGYU and VERNON to explore the city's vibrant nightlife along Victoria Harbour. 

Following the K-pop group’s two concerts at Kai Tak Stadium in late September, the two stars stayed on to explore, with their evening curated by the HKTB. Their night began with a scenic cruise aboard an iconic junk boat, offering panoramic views of the glittering skyline.

The duo also immersed themselves in Hong Kong's celebrated culinary scene. Against the stunning vista of Victoria Harbour, they enjoyed a curated selection of Chinese delicacies and bespoke cocktails, including crispy Peking duck and a traditional dim sum platter.

“No matter when you eat it, dim sum is always delicious,” they shared, with MINGYU adding, “I really like Peking duck skin.”

From the tranquil harbour views to the rich flavours and lively ambiance, their journey offered a compelling glimpse into the captivating experiences that define Hong Kong after dark.

This gastronomic adventure highlights Victoria Harbour as a constellation of culinary excellence in Asia. The area offers everything from Michelin-starred dining and sky-high cocktails in luxury hotels to vibrant restaurants along the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, all framed by breathtaking harbour views.

The members shared their immersive experience, from iconic harbour views to unforgettable food and nightlife, with fans via their Instagram Reels.

MARKETING-INTERACTIVE has reached out to HKTB for more information. 

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The HKTB has a consistent strategy of promoting Hong Kong through overseas influencers. Back in July, the HKTB tapped US YouTubers - the Stokes Twins to film their first Asian travel vlog in the city.

During their seven-day itinerary arranged by HKTB, the twins visited Hong Kong Disneyland Resort during its 20th anniversary celebrations and Ocean Park Hong Kong, where they met giant panda cubs Jia Jia and De De. 

Earlier this year, the HKTB also invited Hong Kong-American actor and comedian Jimmy O. Yang to explore his hometown's culture ahead of his five stand-up shows in the city debuting tonight.

To amplify Hong Kong’s appeal, HKTB also partnered with over 100 influencers from 13 international markets, collectively reaching more than 100 million followers, to showcase the city’s summer offerings. For Mainland markets, HKTB collaborated with Tencent and around 100 key opinion leaders (KOLs), who visited in July and August to promote Hong Kong’s family-friendly attractions, cultural experiences, dining, and nightlife.

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