35th Hong Kong Book Fair serves up food culture, targets 1 million visitors

The organisers of Hong Kong’s annual book fair have said they hope the number of visitors this year will surpass 1 million and break the record set in 2024, with the latest iteration set to focus on food culture.

The 35th Hong Kong Book Fair, which has the theme of “food culture and future living”, will be held at the Convention and Exhibition Centre in Wan Chai between July 16 and 22.

The venue will also host three other events at the same time, with all four expected to bring in more than 770 exhibitors.

The other three events include the Sports and Leisure Expo and the World of Snacks, which are being organised by the Trade Development Council (TDC), the same group behind the book fair. The third is the Fiba 3×3 World Tour 2025.

TDC deputy executive director Sophia Chong Suk-fan said on Tuesday: “Even though we have seen a shift in Hong Kong residents’ spending patterns in recent years, we had a bustling fair last year.

“We noticed some residents chose to stay in Hong Kong for the event, and some patrons came from the north to join the fair.

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