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Tourism Board: The number of visitors to Hong Kong in September increased by about 10% year-on-year, with a nearly 40% year-on-year increase in the first three quarters accumulated.
According to the Tourism Board, the number of visitors to Hong Kong in September is close to 3.1 million, an increase of about 10% year-on-year, with approximately half of them being overnight visitors. In the first three quarters of this year, the number of visitors to Hong Kong has increased by nearly 40% year-on-year, with mainland and non-mainland visitors to Hong Kong seeing respective increases of 35% and 59% year-on-year.
U.S. stocks closed | The three major indexes all fell, technology stocks weakened, super micro computers plummeted over 32%, AMD dropped over 10% after earnings; overall decline in Donald Trump concept stocks, DJT fell over 22%.
The economic data in the USA is mixed, with the market adjusting down significantly to expectations of a large interest rate cut by the European Central Bank and rate cuts by the United Kingdom in December. US stocks fell across the board, with the chip index dropping by over 3%, nvidia falling by over 3% at one point, Chinese concept stocks dropping by over 2% before halving the decline, and li auto inc turning upwards by nearly 2%.
U.S. stocks close | The three major indexes are mixed, with the Nasdaq hitting a new high for the fourth consecutive rise; chip stocks are strong, AMD closed up 4% but fell over 7% after hours due to poor guidance; cryptos concept stocks are rising.
The USA economy is mixed, with consumer confidence increasing but job vacancies hitting a three-and-a-half-year low. The Dow Jones and small cap stocks fell, while the S&P and Nasdaq turned higher. The chip index rose by more than 2%, while the Chinese concept index turned down by over 1%. Trump's media fluctuations have repeatedly caused trading to be suspended.
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Ctrip (09961.HK) survey: 91% of surveyed Hong Kong and Macau tourists consider choosing sustainable travel products.
Ctrip Group (09961.HK) released the "2024 Sustainable Tourism Consumer Report", based on data from 1,056 survey respondents from Hong Kong and Macau. The data shows that up to 91% of travelers consider choosing sustainable tourism products, but only about 58% have actually purchased or used them. Among respondents who did not consider such products, some indicated a lack of understanding or skepticism about the authenticity of sustainable tourism products, highlighting the importance of consumer education and transparent information. The results show that only about 47% of respondents in Hong Kong and Macau are willing to pay more for sustainable tourism products, but limited to 5% to 1.
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