From retail and trade to logistics, Hong Kong companies expect business to improve in 2023 with the reopening of the border with the Chinese mainland and expected revival of tourism. The mainland economy has passed its most challenging period and life is returning to normal.
Thousands of traders gathered online at China s landmark trade fair, which aims to provide a platform for importers and exporters from all over the world, with about 3 million products waiting to be traded. The event is seen as a symbol of foreign trade that gives confidence to international commerce dealers.
On July 1, the bustling Victoria Harbor will be illuminated with glittering lights, decorating every corner of the metropolis. Across the port stands Hong Kong’s iconic modern skyscraper international financial center, where market trading operates 24/7. Looking down from the Lion Rock Hill, the Sham Chun River, which borders Shenzhen on the mainland, is flowing, and Hongkongers are in a joyful mood to mark a special day with eager anticipation for a brighter future.
Hong Kong businesses have high expectations for a stable business environment as John Lee Ka-chiu is elected as the sixth-term Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR).