Hong Kong Open To US Groups

ASAE members were in Hong Kong last month, exploring whether the region has expansion opportunities for US associations. ASAE's Key Global Associations Committee chair Abe Eshkenazi says Hong Kong has a robust infrastructure and well-developed system of business support and services and could be a key destination for future Asia-Pacific outreach. The group met with several business groups, including Hong Kong's Commerce Department equivalent, its tourism board, its trade development council, and the International Congress and Convention Association.

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