With over 20 years experience at The Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Ming has been instrumental in the development of the Peninsula hotels in London, Istanbul, Shanghai and Paris. She strategically positioned The Peninsula Residences London project, successfully delivering sales revenue in excess of USD600 million. As the Chief Property Development Officer, Ming is responsible for the strategic positioning, financial performance and asset management of the company’s non-hotel properties including The Repulse Bay Complex, The Peak Tram and Tower. Her role continues to explore new Peninsula hotel development opportunities around the world.
Speaking at
Wed 23 Oct
11:15 AM — 11:50 AM (GMT+08:00) Beijing, Chongqing, Hong Kong, Urumqi
Morning Breakout – IDEATE 1a: Top Down: Hong Kong’s Tourism Crossroads: Unlocking the Potential
Long considered Asia’s vibrant hub, Hong Kong’s tourism industry finds itself at a pivotal moment. As even locals seek more attractive offerings across the border, the city is hard-pressed to step up its game and draw in regional and global visitors.
The
path forward requires bold vision and calculated investments. In a challenging
market environment, what initiatives would be able to deliver tangible results?
Are there existing resources that need to be leveraged better or are major
investments needed? What will Hong Kong's tourism industry in 2030 look like
and who can help us get there?