Meetings and Exhibitions Hong Kong (MEHK) is promoting new benefits for meeting and event organisers as part of its 2019/2020 Hong Kong Rewards! programme*. The programme enables organisers to enhance MICE events with added-value experiences, such as complimentary drinks receptions, meals and attraction entry, as well as shopping discounts across the city. Running from 1 April 2019 to 31 March 2020, the programme includes the new Cultural Boost benefit, which will enable organisers to add complimentary experiences, such as calligraphy classes, tai chi lessons, lion dances or a kung fu performance. There are nine experiences for organisers to choose from to give their events a distinctively Hong Kong flavour. The Happy Valley Race Course has also added complimentary entry, drinks and nibbles at its Roof Deck this year. All MICE events with over 20pax held during the 2019/2020 period will be able to apply for a meet-and-greet service at Hong Kong International Airport for flights booked on Cathay Pacific, as well as welcome souvenirs for delegates. Across the city, 51 hotels will offer complimentary drink receptions on arrival for MICE events, now including the recently opened Rosewood Hong Kong, as well as The Murray and Hotel VIC on the Harbour which both opened in 2018. Dawn Page, MEHK Director, UK and Northern Europe commented: “Our annual Hong Kong Rewards! programme is designed to enhance MICE events taking place across the city. We want to ensure that delegates not only have a productive experience during their time in Hong Kong, but come away knowing a little bit more about our culture and our 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.
Meetings & Exhibitions Hong Kong announces 2019/2020 rewards
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