Hong Kong's inbound travel sector is undergoing structural transformation as it adjusts to changing travel patterns from Mainland China, its largest source market. There has been a sluggish recovery in arrivals from Mainland Chinese tourists, who increasingly favour same-day excursions over overnigh ...

In 2025, inbound arrivals to Hong King, China continue to recover from the pandemic. The Hong Kong Tourism Board is targeting a return to 75% of pre-pandemic levels by the end of 2025. Mainland China remains the dominant source market, bolstered by policy enhancements, such as the expansion of the I ...

Hong Kong’s travel booking industry in 2025 continues to be driven by a strong outbound market, although prevailing geopolitical tensions and a sluggish macroeconomic environment are leading to a preference for short-haul regional travel. While Fully Independent Travellers (FITs) consistently favour ...

The Hong Kong lodging sector is undergoing a critical period of transformation in 2025 as its adapts to profound shifts in traveller behaviour. The most pressing issue is the evolving shifts seen in Mainland China, where a substantial and growing proportion of visitors are opting for same-day excurs ...

The Hong Kong aviation industry in 2025 is undergoing a period of strategic expansion and market diversification, largely propelled by enhancements to infrastructure and capacity at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA). The full inauguration of the third runway system is a pivotal development, sig ...

Volume sales of computers and peripherals in Hong Kong continued to decline in 2025, primarily due to a decline in consumer confidence, which led to a shift in spending patterns. A slower-than-expected holiday season, combined with an overall decline in retail performance, set the tone for a weak pe ...

In 2025, consumer electronics in Hong Kong experienced slightly slower volume growth compared to the previous year of the review period, although current value growth was robust. Growth plateaued in several key product areas, including computers, in-home consumer electronics, tablet computers, and s ...

In 2025, in-car entertainment sales in Hong Kong declined in volume terms, as many local consumers chose not to purchase additional systems beyond those pre-installed in their vehicles. The growth of in-built systems in newer car models, such as those offered by BYD/Maxus, has influenced this trend. ...

Although mobile phones experienced growth in both retail volume and current value terms in 2025, volume growth was slower than in the previous year of the review period, attributed to a sluggish economy and a reduction in shipping supply. Worldwide, mobile phone shipments decreased, affecting invent ...

A saturated category, home video in Hong Kong experienced moderate volume growth in 2025, primarily due to the strong performance of LCD TVs. Video players, on the other hand, suffered notable decline. Euromonitor International's Home Video in Hong Kong, China report offers a comprehensive guide to ...

Although high-specification digital camcorders continued to experience modest growth in 2025, demand for both digital and traditional cameras in Hong Kong remained stable, primarily due to a decline in interest in standalone camera products. The integration of advanced cameras into smartphones, smar ...

Volume sales of wearable electronics grew in 2025, thanks to the rising popularity of smart wearables such as smartwatches. However, overall category performance was impacted by the steep decline in activity bands, as many local consumers already own a smartwatch or a phone capable of tracking simil ...

Home audio and cinema experienced a moderate decline in both volume and current value terms in 2025, attributed to global economic uncertainty and a decline in consumer confidence. As a result, many local consumers prioritised essential goods over home video technology. While the popularity of expen ...

Portable players experienced modest regional volume growth during the review period, primarily due to the easing of pandemic restrictions, which led to an increase in social gatherings in Hong Kong. In 2025, the category continued to register growth thanks to the dynamic performance of wireless spea ...