IHG Hotels & Resorts (IHG) announced the appointment of Bryan Chan as its new vice-president for development in South East Asia and Korea today, 6th March.
With IHG’s strong growth ambitions, Chan will oversee the strategic expansion of IHG’s brands across the region, build and strengthen stakeholder relationships and lead a team of highly experienced developers based in-market.
IHG senior vice-president and managing director for East Asia and the Pacific Rajit Sukumaran said: “I am delighted that Bryan will take on this important leadership role. With Bryan’s extensive regional and global experience, from working in Singapore and our Global Headquarters in Windsor, and breadth of knowledge across hospitality, real estate, commercial, marketing, and corporate and project finance, I am confident we have the right leader in place to continue the growth of our brands and expand our presence across city and resort destinations.”
Chan himself remarked on his appointment: “I feel privileged to have the opportunity to lead and support the growth agenda for South East Asia and Korea. I am passionate about co-curating new destination experiences and look forward to working with our partners to reimagine heritage sites and downtown city projects, conceive thoughtful resort concepts, bring out the best flavours of every neighbourhood, and share this with the rest of the world.”
Meet Bryan Chan
A part of IHG for over a decade, Chan Bryan has assumed roles of increased leadership and responsibility over the years in the development sector, moving from Manager to Senior Director and working across several markets including Laos, Malaysia, Maldives, Philippines, South Korea, and Vietnam.
He has worked in IHG’s Windsor headquarters for a year on large scale complex projects including the landmark Novum partnership in Germany.
Chan also has 15 years of deal-making experience across multiple industries including hospitality real estate, energy, infrastructure, transport and industrials.
Prior to his role in IHG, he managed Asia transactions at Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation and worked as an analyst at Morgan Stanley in Hong Kong.
The Malaysia International Trade & Exhibition Centre (MITEC) received Asia’s Premier Trade & Exhibition Hub Award 2025 in the MICE Category of the prestigious ASEAN Food & Travel Awards 2025.
This accolade reaffirms MITEC’s unwavering commitment to excellence in hosting global trade events and exhibitions.
The awarding ceremony was held at the Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur where industry leaders and visionaries from across the region came to honour outstanding contributions in the food, travel, and MICE industries.
The ASEAN Food & Travel Awards 2025 celebrates organisations that demonstrate innovation, leadership, and exceptional service, setting new benchmarks for excellence within their respective fields.
A testament to dedication
Receiving the award on behalf of MITEC, its CEO Mala Dorasamy gratefully declared: “This recognition is a reflection of our team’s relentless dedication to positioning MITEC as the venue of choice and the gateway to Southeast Asia for international trade and exhibitions. Our commitment to delivering world-class experiences remains steadfast as we continue to foster meaningful connections and drive economic growth in the region.”
MITEC’s achievement further cements its role as a key player in the regional MICE landscape, reinforcing Malaysia’s position as a leading destination for global business and trade events.
With its state-of-the-art facilities, strategic location, and exceptional service offerings, MITEC continues to attract international exhibitions, conventions, and business events, contributing significantly to the nation’s economic and tourism growth.
Air New Zealand announced that its chief executive Greg Foran will be stepping down after five years at its helm, though he will be staying on until October.
The announcement was made today, 6th March, in the wake of Air New Zealand’s ongoing struggles over global supply chain disruptions, as well as issues regarding engine maintenance.
Airline chair Dame Therese Walsh expressed gratitude for Foran’s leadership especially through a slew of challenging times.
Walsh said: “While these challenges impact our operations almost daily, Greg’s relentless focus and global profile have been instrumental in mitigating the consequential disruptions on our customers.”
Air New Zealand has not, as yet, named a successor for Foran, though it has initiated a global search for its next CEO.
Leadership in demanding times
Foran led the Kiwi flag-carrier throughout some of the most turbulent times in its history.
In recent years, the airline faced numerous challenges unique to New Zealand, mostly due to its location on the globe.
The outgoing chief executive joined the airline just as a global pandemic came into play, and his tenure was marked by equipment shortages, as well as the grounding of a significant number of aircraft.
Foran has also steered the company through greater regional competition from the likes of Qantas and Virgin Australia, and was the one who ordered the retrofit for Air New Zealand’s Dreamliners; the latter is set for completion later this year.
Namia River Retreat in Hoi An, received two nominations for the Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia Pacific 2025.
The luxury retreat is up for consideration in two categories, namely Hotel Spas and Upcountry Hotels.
This recognition highlights Namia’s commitment to luxury and exceptional hospitality, offering a blend of cultural discovery and holistic wellness. Inclusive, elegant, exceptional
Since it opened in December of last year, Namia River Retreat swiftly established itself as one of Asia’s most unique wellness destinations.
Nestled on a tranquil islet along the Thu Bon River, just a 15-minute bicycle ride from the UNESCO Heritage Town of Hoi An, the resort is a sanctuary where the rhythms of nature and the essence of Vietnamese culture come together, making it the perfect destination for an authentic and mindful escape.
In just a short time, Namia has captured the attention of global travellers and media alike, being featured in a slew of global lifestyle, travel, and luxury publications including The New York Times, Wallpaper, Financial Review, Robb Report, LATTE, and Tatler Asia among others.
This nomination from Travel + Leisure further cements Namia’s place among Asia Pacific’s most distinguished hospitality experiences.
A jewel in the Vietnamese countryside
Namia’s nomination in the Upcountry Hotels category reflects its unique location and cultural experience offerings.
The resort offers guests an escape into nature while paying homage to Hoi An’s rich heritage and the vibrant fishing villages through its design.
Drawing inspiration from Hoi An’s traditional fishermen’s boats and countryside houses, Namia’s 60 villas feature private pools, seamlessly blending with the natural surroundings and offering breathtaking views of either the verdant forest or the serene Thu Bon River.
For travellers seeking a more immersive and authentic experience, Namia River Retreat offers a new gateway to experiencing the rich heritage of Hoi An and Vietnam, with curated experiences thoughtfully crafted to connect people, cultures, and wellbeing.
The resort’s immersive mini-tours are designed to deepen guests’ connection to the region, where every experience, from engaging with skilled artisans to embarking on bamboo bicycle rides through the lush Nipa Forest or enjoying a sunset river cruise, reveals the essence of local life.
Where traditional modalities meet contemporary style
Namia’s wellness philosophy, developed by Lumina Wellbeing, the wellness consultant and operator of the resort, is deeply influenced by Thuốc Nam or Vietnamese herbology, a folk healing system passed down through generations.
The resort’s spa concept, a key factor in its nomination for the Hotel Spas category, embraces a range of wellness programs to foster deep relaxation and body-mind balance.
Such programmes include:
Two distinctive wellness pathways available under the wellness-inclusive offer (Mind & Body), tailored to guests’ self-assessments or preferred goals during their stay; and treatments and prescriptions are designed in collaboration with local herbalists and traditional doctors.
The herbal hammam experience, inspired by the Vietnamese herbal steam therapy “Xông Hơi” using herbs found in southern folk steaming remedies.
The signature treatment at Namia: “Diện Chẩn”, an oriental facial reflexology technique developed by Professor Bùi Quốc Châu, a Vietnamese acupuncturist during the 1980s.
Mindful moments & rituals: “Dưỡng Sinh” movement class in the morning, daily walking meditation inspired by Thich Nhat Hanh’s “Peace Is Every Step” philosophy.
To conclude the day, guests can enjoy in-room rituals like a mugwort and cajeput bath soak.
Left to right: Greg Schulze, Chief Commercial Officer, Expedia Group and Adnan Kazim, Deputy President and Chief Commercial Officer, Emirates Airline
Emirates and Expedia Group have expanded their long-standing partnership through the airline’s full integration of its New Distribution Capability (NDC) API with Expedia Group’s brands, establishing a direct connection that delivers Emirates’ complete portfolio of fare products and services to Expedia Group’s global customer base.
This latest enhancement will empower millions of travellers to unlock a wider range of options and benefit from streamlined booking capabilities on Expedia Group’s brands when planning their journeys to any point on the airline’s global network.
Adnan Kazim, Deputy President and Chief Commercial Officer, Emirates Airline said: “We are proud to expand our partnership with Expedia Group, allowing travellers on the platform to personalise their booking experience with Emirates. Looking ahead, our enhanced collaboration will provide travellers with seamless access to Emirates’ NDC content while expanding booking possibilities across all elements of their journey.”
Greg Schulze, Chief Commercial Officer, Expedia Group said: “Our expanded partnership with Emirates marks a significant step in elevating the travel experience. This collaboration gives our global travelers more customised options and easier bookings, allowing them to create unique trips that suit their needs. Ultimately, it’s about making every journey a lasting memory for our travelers.”
Left to right: Rehab Mansoor – Manager Leisure & Commercial Segments at Emirates; Greg Schulze, Chief Commercial Officer, Expedia Group; Adnan Kazim, Deputy President and Chief Commercial Officer Emirates airline; Nabil Sultan, Emirates’ Executive Vice President, Passenger Sales and Country Management and , Dina Al Herais – Emirates Vice President Comm Products.
The full integration will enable Expedia Group to offer Emirates’ NDC fares, products and ancillary services including extra baggage and seat selection, along with other improved features and flexibility in their booking journeys.
In addition to customer personalisation, Emirates and Expedia Group will explore deeper collaboration on loyalty programmes to enhance travel rewards for both companies’ customers. They will leverage market data insights to drive business growth and inform joint marketing initiatives.
The partnership will also focus on creating end-to-end booking experiences by leveraging Expedia Group’s extensive global hotel inventory for full package solutions. The tailor-made air and hotel packages will allow travellers to complement their Emirates flights with stays at thousands of hotels available on Expedia Group’s brands. The work underway will enable the airline to connect with and capture the attention of travellers from around the world.
Adnan Kazim, Deputy President and Chief Commercial Officer, Emirates Airline said: “We are proud to expand our partnership with Expedia Group, allowing travellers on the platform to personalise their booking experience with Emirates. Looking ahead, our enhanced collaboration will provide travellers with seamless access to Emirates’ NDC content while expanding booking possibilities across all elements of their journey.”
Preliminary January 2025 traffic figures released by the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) showed that international passenger markets enjoyed a robust start to the year, driven by a surge in leisure travel during the Lunar New Year festive period.
The region’s carriers achieved a solid 19.9% year-on-year growth for the month, transporting a combined total of 35.2 million international passengers. Demand as measured in revenue passenger kilometres (RPK) increased by 22.5%, markedly surpassing the 17.4% year-on-year expansion in available seat capacity. Consequently, the average international passenger load factor rose by 3.5 percentage points, to an elevated 83.7% in January.
Despite growing uncertainties in the broader trade environment, air cargo markets also sustained growth in the new year. Higher demand for consumer goods in anticipation of the festive season, resulted in a 4.7% year-on-year increase in international air cargo demand as measured in freight tonne kilometres (FTK), adding to the double-digit growth recorded in January 2024. Expansion in belly-hold space, drove a 10.9% year-on-year increase in offered freight capacity. Average international freight load factor dipped 3.3 percentage points to 55.2% for the month.
Commenting on the results, Subhas Menon, AAPA Director General, said: “The year began on a positive note for Asia Pacific carriers, with both international air passenger and cargo markets posting encouraging growth, underpinned by the timing of the Lunar New Year holidays.”
Menon added: “The relatively high load factors reflect strong demand but also ongoing capacity constraints, compounded by the grounding of aircraft due to engine issues and delays in aircraft deliveries. These challenges have contributed to an increase in expenditure on maintenance, aircraft leasing, and labour, while greater competition saw to lower yields and operating margins.”
Looking ahead, Menon concluded: “Growth prospects remain promising in the coming months, against a backdrop of steady expansion in global economic activity. However, ongoing geopolitical and trade tensions pose potential risks to both business sentiment and consumer demand in the months ahead. The region’s airlines are closely monitoring developments, whilst carefully managing costs to boost operating economics.”
Arabian Travel Market (ATM) has announced an increase in participation across the show, with Asia leading the international regions with an increase of 27%.
Arabian Travel Market, the leading global event for the travel and tourism industry, is set to welcome a diverse international presence at its upcoming edition, which takes place at the Dubai World Trade Centre from 28 April to 1 May.
This year’s show will see notable growth in participation from key regions including Asia, the Middle East, Europe, Africa and the Americas, reflecting continued recovery and rising demand across the global tourism industry.
According to recent data from the World Tourism Barometer by UN Tourism, an estimated 1.4 billion international tourists were recorded globally in 2024, an 11% increase from the previous year. In addition, total export revenues from tourism, including passenger transport, reached a record USD1.9 trillion last year.
The report also indicated that the Middle East was the best-performing region compared to 2019, with international arrivals rising by 32% last year from pre-pandemic levels. The outlook is promising for international tourist arrivals in 2025, which are anticipated to grow by three to five per cent.
“Asia is the fastest-growing region at ATM 2025, with a projected 27% year-on-year increase in exhibitors this year. This growth is largely attributed to enhanced regional connectivity and stronger links with international markets, driving expansion opportunities. It’s not only national tourism organisations that are contributing to this growth but also regional and city-level destinations, with private sector participation on the rise,” said Danielle Curtis, Exhibition Director ME, Arabian Travel Market.
Countries such as Japan, Macao, the Maldives, Mauritius, South Korea, Thailand, the Philippines, China, Cambodia, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and India are playing a pivotal role. India is anticipated to witness a remarkable 41% increase in participation at ATM this year, which includes a stronger presence from the Ministry of Tourism and major national airline carriers, among other stakeholders.
Regional tourist boards, including Rajasthan Tourism, the Government of Goa, Andhra Pradesh Tourism, the Phuket Tourist Association, Hong Kong, and the Jakarta Provincial Government, are also contributing to Asia’s growing presence at ATM.
Reflecting the region’s continued infrastructure growth and appeal to both business and leisure travellers, participation from Middle East exhibitors at the event has grown by 17%. Saudi Arabia’s participation continues to rise at ATM, where the country’s giga projects and many prominent private sector companies from the Kingdom will be showcased to an international audience.
With its cultural diversity and historical tourism appeal, Europe is on track for steady growth of 12%, with participants from across the continent participating in the upcoming edition of ATM. Meanwhile, exhibitor participation from Africa and the Americas remains in line with last year’s edition.
ATM 2025 will centre on the theme “Global Travel: Developing Tomorrow’s Tourism Through Enhanced Connectivity,” underscoring the importance of connectivity in shaping the industry’s future. The event is set to attract over 47,000 attendees and feature over 2,600 exhibitors from more than 161 global destinations.
Across three main stages, which include the Global Stage, Future Stage and the all-new Business Events stage, attendees will have the opportunity to gain insights from more than 200 high-profile speakers across 60 conference sessions. The ATM Conference programme will explore key international regions, including specialised sessions on important source markets such as Asia-Pacific (APAC), Latin America (LATAM) and India.
Euromonitor International will lead the Global Market Insights: APAC session, revealing the latest trends influencing travel in the region and providing insights on the profiles of travellers in the APAC market. Attendees can discover market insights, investment opportunities, and strategies to tap into the high-potential LATAM region during Score Global Growth in LATAM. Meanwhile, a regional expert will discuss India’s Next Gen Traveller and the country’s rising tourism market.
Curtis concluded: “ATM 2025 presents a unique opportunity for stakeholders in the travel and tourism industry to engage with influential players from across the globe. Participants can stay informed about emerging industry trends, connect with key decision-makers, and establish valuable partnerships. These collaborations aim to drive innovation and shape the future direction of global travel and tourism.”
Held in conjunction with Dubai World Trade Centre, ATM 2025’s strategic partners include Dubai’s Department of Economy and Tourism (DET), Destination Partner; Emirates, Official Airline Partner; IHG Hotels & Resorts, Official Hotel Partner; and Al Rais Travel, Official DMC Partner.
Singapore’s tourism sector achieved historic highs in 2024, with tourism receipts (TR) hitting the upper bound of forecasts and visitor arrivals (IVA) surging to 16.5 million, a 21% increase from 2023. The strong performance, driven by a robust events calendar, growing air connectivity, and new attractions, reaffirmed Singapore’s position as a global tourism powerhouse.
Talking about the tourism sector’s growth, Melissa Ow, Chief Executive of the Singapore Tourism Board (STB), said: “In 2024, Singapore’s tourism sector posted a strong performance, an affirmation of the industry’s efforts in refreshing our products and experiences, as well as embarking on new collaborations this past year. Collectively, these efforts elevated Singapore’s destination appeal and strengthened the sector’s capabilities and competitiveness.”
According to STB, tourism receipts reached SGD 22.4 billion between January and September 2024, reflecting a 10% year-on-year increase. Growth was recorded across all spending categories, with Sightseeing, Entertainment & Gaming (SEG) leading at 25%, followed by Accommodation (17%), Food & Beverage (6%), and Shopping (5%).
China, Indonesia, and Australia drive Singapore’s tourism growth
Singapore’s top three source markets for tourism spending were Mainland China (SGD 3.58 billion), Indonesia (SGD 2.13 billion), and Australia (SGD 1.44 billion), excluding SEG-related spending. Visitor arrivals were also dominated by China (3.08 million), Indonesia (2.49 million), and India (1.2 million), while Japan, Taiwan, the UK, and the USA recorded strong growth.
Key factors behind the surge in arrivals included the 30-day mutual visa exemption with China and a 15% increase in international air seat capacity at Changi Airport, which saw over 41 million seats in 2024, reaching 98% of pre-pandemic levels.
World-class events and attractions fuel tourism surge
Singapore’s extensive calendar of concerts, lifestyle events, and major sporting spectacles significantly boosted visitor spending. Coldplay, Ed Sheeran, and Taylor Swift concerts generated substantial economic impact, benefiting hotels, retail, and dining sectors. Other highlights included Disney Garden of Wonder, Anime Festival Asia, and Singapore Art Week, which enhanced Singapore’s appeal to both regional and international tourists. The Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix 2024, a major draw for high-spending visitors, was among the standout events that reinforced Singapore’s status as a premier global destination for entertainment and sports tourism.
Singapore also saw major business events and MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) activities, hosting the Asia Photonics Expo, World Economic Forum Young Global Leaders Summit, and GSTC Global Sustainable Tourism Conference for the first time. The city-state climbed to second place in the ICCA Worldwide City Rankings 2023, a jump of over 10 places from 2022, solidifying its position as a top global MICE hub.
Hotels and cruises post strong performance
Singapore’s hotel sector reported higher room rates and occupancy levels in 2024. Average Room Rate (SGD 276) increased by 1.4%, while Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR) rose by 3% to SGD 226. Occupancy reached 81.8%. The cruise industry also experienced a strong year, with 1.8 million passenger throughput from 340 ship calls. Singapore welcomed maiden calls from major cruise lines, including Royal Caribbean’s Anthem of the Seas, Silversea Cruises’ Silver Nova and Silver Dawn, and Viking Cruises’ Viking Venus. Several cruise lines, including Resorts World Cruises, Royal Caribbean, and Silversea, reaffirmed their commitment to homeport in Singapore, further strengthening its position as a leading cruise hub in Asia.
A group photo from the Riyadh Roadshow, featuring the Macao Government Tourism Office delegation to Saudi Arabia, led by Cheng Wai Tong, Deputy Director of the Macao Government Tourism Office.
The Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO) successfully concluded its roadshow in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, held on 25th February 2025, at The Ritz-Carlton. The event attracted a large numbers of travel trade professionals, business leaders, and industry stakeholders, providing a platform to promote Macao as a world-class family destination and strengthen business ties between the travel and tourism industries of Macao and Saudi Arabia.
The roadshow, which featured pre-scheduled meetings and networking opportunities, focused on Macao’s unique offerings in family travel, culture, luxury, and adventure. Attendees had the opportunity to engage directly with representatives from MGTO and other co-partners, gaining deeper insights into Macao’s diverse travel and tourism experiences.
“We are thrilled with the success of our roadshow in Riyadh,” said Cheng Wai Tong – Deputy Director, Macao Government Tourism Office. “This event not only allowed us to showcase Macao’s incredible attractions to Saudi travel professionals and travelers but also reinforced our commitment to strengthening ties with this strategic market within the GCC region. We look forward to further promoting Macao as the ideal destination for both family leisure and business tourism through new campaigns and initiatives with our partners in the region.”
The event also featured a vibrant cultural performance which offered attendees a glimpse into Macao’s rich heritage and history.
The event emphasized Macao’s growing appeal to Saudi travelers, showcasing special promotions, including halal-friendly dining options and accommodations catering to the needs of Muslim travelers. A newly launched Arabic-English travel guide, developed in collaboration with Halaltrip, was also introduced to help Muslim visitors plan their ideal trip to Macao.
The roadshow provided an invaluable opportunity for Macao to foster stronger connections with key Saudi trade partners, creating new opportunities for collaboration in the tourism and business sectors. The event allowed for meaningful networking among travel professionals, local stakeholders, and Macao representatives, fostering the creation of new business partnerships and collaborations aimed at boosting tourism from Saudi Arabia to Macao.
During the event, MGTO showcased the city’s incredible diversity in tourism, including its UNESCO World Heritage Sites, world-class shopping including cultural shopping regions, luxury accommodations, and the distinct identity that makes Macao a truly unique destination for travelers from Saudi Arabia. Attendees, including local press, learned more about Macao’s award-winning hotels, including 24 five-star hotels recognized by the prestigious Forbes 2025 Star Awards, solidifying Macao’s position as a global leader in hospitality.
MGTO also introduced its “Travel Stimulation Programs” to encourage niche travel, including incentive trips, weddings, student groups, and sports tourism. These tailored programs are aimed at attracting diverse travelers in Saudi Arabia, offering new opportunities for travel agents and businesses to expand Macao’s reach to a broader audience
The roadshow comes on the heels of a significant increase in visitor arrivals from Saudi Arabia, with the number of visitors in 2024 nearly doubling compared to the same period in 2023. This growth highlights the increasing interest in Macao as an ideal travel destination for Saudi travelers.
Macao continues to strengthen its position as a key global tourism and leisure hub, offering an array of experiences that appeal to diverse traveler profiles. From its UNESCO World Heritage-listed Historic Centre to its status as a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy, Macao continues to attract Saudi travelers seeking both culture and luxury.
With exciting events planned for 2025, including the Macao International Arts Festival, Macao International Fireworks Display Contest, and Art Macao: Macao International Art Biennale, Macao is set to attract even more visitors from Saudi Arabia and the wider GCC region in the coming months.
Riding on the wave of unmissable mega events in town, the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) rolled out the “Hong Kong Super March” campaign to enhance visitor and local engagement. The initiative offers a comprehensive mega event travel guide, covering dining, shopping and transportation, to help streamline itinerary planning.
Dane Cheng, HKTB Executive Director, said: “To elevate the experience for visitors and locals attending Hong Kong’s diverse mega events, HKTB is bringing together various events in town and marketing them through thematic promotions by month, festival or event type to enhance publicity and deliver a richer, more immersive experience. The ‘Hong Kong Super March’ campaign is tailored for a wide range of audience segments, offering a comprehensive travel guide that meets a variety of interests. We believe this strategy will attract visitors to stay in town longer and drive spending to maximise the impact of these major events.”
In collaboration with over 1,500 outlets citywide, HKTB is introducing campaign-themed special discounts, enabling both locals and visitors to enjoy premium and city-wide deals while immersing themselves in the excitement. HKTB has expanded its marketing reach across Mainland and global markets, leveraging renowned key opinion leaders (KOLs) to experience and showcase Hong Kong’s major events firsthand, further driving worldwide buzz.
March’s lineup of world-class events spans sports, pop culture and the arts, offering an array of must-attend experiences. Highlights include Cézanne and Renoir Looking at the World, presented by the Hong Kong Museum of Art, featuring 52 treasured paintings from Paris museums the Musée de l’Orangerie and the Musée d’Orsay; the Hong Kong Arts Festival, showcasing over 1,300 meticulously curated performances by renowned artists from around the world; the World Snooker Grand Prix, featuring the world’s top snooker players; LIV Golf Hong Kong, one of the world’s most prestigious golf tournaments; Picasso for Asia: A Conversation, featuring over 60 rare Picasso works making their Hong Kong debut; ComplexCon Hong Kong, a premier international pop culture festival returning to Hong Kong with much anticipation; the HKwalls Street Art Festival, injecting fresh creative energy into the city’s streets; classic racing series the Hong Kong Derby; Art Central, spotlighting contemporary pieces from emerging and established global artists; Art Basel Hong Kong, showcasing masterpieces from top global galleries; and the Hong Kong Sevens, making its debut in Kai Tak Sports Park, with elite rugby action in an electrifying live atmosphere.
