Meetings and Exhibitions Hong Kong (MEHK) has announced its new 2018/2019 Hong Kong Rewards!* programme, including added benefits for MICE organisers. Starting from 1 April 2018 the programme will run through to 31 March 2019, and will mean MICE organisers with qualifying events held within the city can bolster them through complimentary drinks receptions, meals, shopping vouchers, attraction entry and performances. New for this year’s programme, MICE organisers will be able to redeem a complimentary meal, and welcome by an Ocean Park character accompanied by a live band performance, when visiting Ocean Park* on Hong Kong Island. In addition, 11 new hotels have been added to the programme to offer MICE groups a complimentary drinks reception – some with added benefits such as complimentary rooms and spa treatments. Dawn Page, MEHK’s director, UK and Northern Europe, commented: “The Hong Kong Rewards! programme equips MICE planners with experiences that will enhance their events. Our 2018/2019 programme is bigger than ever, and we have worked closely with our tourism partners to ensure MICE organisers can get the most out of the city.” To see all rewards offered through the Hong Kong Rewards! programme, visit mehongkong.com. *Specific Hong Kong Rewards! are subject to group size and operate on a tier basis. Terms and conditions do apply.
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