Hong Kong Toursim Board

We have enhanced precautionary measures given the latest situation of the Covid-19. Before your visit, please make yourself aware of the following measures:

1. Access control and quarantine requirements

Currently, there are three access control points providing regular services. There are specified boarding and compulsory quarantine requirements for persons arriving in Hong Kong from different places outside China, including compulsory quarantine in designated hotels for 14 to 21 days. Returnees from the Mainland may undergo their 14-day compulsory quarantine (with an exemption for those fulfilling certain criteria) at home or other designated places (including hotels that are not designated for quarantine). 
To find more information, please see the Hong Kong Government's website.

2. Regulation on gatherings and wearing masks

To maintain social distancing, group gatherings in public places of more than four people are prohibited. The wearing of masks is mandatory in most public places including public transport, save for outdoor public places in country parks.

3. Regulations on restaurants and bars

Temporary measures are currently in place for the opening times of restaurants and dine-in services and the number of people allowed to dine together. Please see more about the regulations for catering business, bars and scheduled premises including places of public entertainment here. 

4. The opening hours of attractions

Starting from 18 February, some major attractions, including Ocean Park Hong Kong, Hong Kong Observation Wheel, Hong Kong Wetland Park, Noah’s Ark Hong Kong, sky100 Hong Kong Observation Deck and MONOPOLY DREAMS™ are open. From 19 February, Hong Kong Disneyland, some of the museums under the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) and some venues under the Antiquities and Monuments Office are open. Other attractions including the Peak Tram and the Ngong Ping 360 cable car have adjusted operations. For cultural venues, all of the LCSD's performance venues will be opened for performances or activities with live audiences from 19 February with special seating arrangements. Before your visit, please check their respective websites.

5. Resumption of ‘Cruise-to-nowhere’

‘Cruise-to-nowhere’ itineraries which do not involve ports outside Hong Kong are expected to resume as early as end July 2021 for HK residents. All cruise passengers must be fully vaccinated (in general, this means having received two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine at least 14 full days before boarding a cruise ship) except for those who are exempted with medical proof or aged below 12. For more information on cruise resumption, please see the Hong Kong Government's website.

6. Changes to scheduled events

Some events may be postponed or cancelled. Please check with event organisers for more information.

7. Further travel and health advice

For travel health advice on preventing pneumonia and respiratory tract infection, please visit the Department of Health’s website. Should visitors need assistance, please speak to us via Visitor Hotline: +852 2508 1234 (9am to 9pm) or webchat.