Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC), Hong Kong

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August 26-28th, 2026

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Asia is more than a place on the map — it’s an experience that stays with you long after you’ve left. From its striking skyline and vibrant culture to the unforgettable moments you’ll share during the summit, your journey here will become a story worth telling.

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Get ready to make the most of your experience at the MedTech World Asia Summit at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC), located in the heart of one of the world’s most vibrant and dynamic cities. Whether this is your first visit or a return trip, planning ahead will ensure a smooth and memorable stay. Hong Kong offers a perfect blend of modernity and tradition, from sleek skyscrapers and state-of-the-art transport to bustling markets, historic temples, and tranquil harbor views — giving you plenty to explore outside the event.

During your visit, you can take in panoramic views from Victoria Peak, wander through the colorful streets of Mong Kok and Central, or enjoy the lively waterfront along Tsim Sha Tsui. The city is also a food lover’s paradise, offering everything from Michelin-starred restaurants to street-side dim sum and local delicacies. Use this page to find practical travel tips, accommodation options near the venue, and guidance on getting around the city efficiently. With all the essentials at your fingertips, you can focus on what truly matters — connecting with industry leaders, discovering cutting-edge innovations, and experiencing the energy, culture, and excitement that make Hong Kong unforgettable.

Hong Kong is famous for its iconic skyline and vibrant harbour, but beyond the business district, the city offers an exciting mix of culture, food, shopping, and nature. Whether you have a short break between sessions or an extra day to explore, these highlights capture the unique energy and diversity of Hong Kong.

Victoria Peak – Iconic Skyline Views
The city’s most famous viewpoint, Victoria Peak offers breathtaking panoramic views over Hong Kong Island, Victoria Harbour, and Kowloon. It’s one of the best spots to experience the scale and beauty of the city, especially at sunset or after dark.

Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade – Harbourfront & City Walks
Stretching along Victoria Harbour, this waterfront promenade is perfect for a relaxing walk with stunning skyline views. It’s ideal for an evening stroll after the conference and one of the city’s most popular photo spots.

Star Ferry – A Classic Hong Kong Experience
A short ride on the Star Ferry between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon is one of the most authentic local experiences. It offers unbeatable views of the harbour and is a simple, memorable way to move between the two sides of the city.

Central, Hong Kong – Business & Lifestyle Hub
Central is the heart of Hong Kong’s financial and commercial district and a natural extension of your visit to HKCEC. Alongside global headquarters and luxury hotels, you’ll find high-end shopping, rooftop bars, and some of the city’s best dining options—perfect for business meetings and evening networking.

SoHo, Hong Kong – Dining & Nightlife Hotspot
Just above Central, SoHo is well known for its lively restaurant and bar scene. From modern Asian cuisine to international fine dining, it’s a popular area for informal dinners with speakers, sponsors, and partners.

M+ – World-Class Culture & Design
Located in the West Kowloon Cultural District, M+ is one of Asia’s leading museums of contemporary visual culture, showcasing art, architecture, design, and moving image. It’s an excellent stop for visitors interested in innovation and creativity beyond the conference halls.

Man Mo Temple – Historic Landmark
One of Hong Kong’s oldest and most atmospheric temples, Man Mo Temple offers a quiet cultural escape in the middle of the city. Its traditional architecture and incense-filled interior provide a glimpse into Hong Kong’s heritage and spiritual life.

Lantau Island – Nature & Iconic Attractions
Lantau Island is perfect for visitors looking to combine sightseeing with nature. It is home to scenic walking trails, coastal views, and the famous Big Buddha, offering a peaceful contrast to the fast-paced business districts.

Day Trips – Islands & Coastal Escapes
For a slower pace, nearby islands such as Lamma Island and Cheung Chau offer seafood restaurants, coastal walks, and traditional village streets—perfect for a relaxed day after the summit.

Experience Hong Kong’s unique cuisine, influenced by Cantonese traditions, coastal flavors, and international culinary influences:

  • Fresh Cantonese Seafood: From live lobster and crab to steamed fish and scallops, Hong Kong is famous for its ocean-to-table seafood prepared to highlight natural flavors.
  • Dim Sum Classics: Small, shareable dishes like shrimp dumplings, siu mai, rice rolls, and barbecue pork buns are a cornerstone of local dining culture.
  • Roast Meats & Noodle Shops: Crispy pork belly, char siu, and soy-sauce chicken served with rice or noodles are everyday favorites across the city.
  • Street Snacks & Local Bites: Egg waffles, curry fish balls, skewered meats, and stuffed buns showcase Hong Kong’s lively street-food scene.
  • Hong Kong–Style Milk Tea & Bakeries: Strong black tea with evaporated milk, often paired with pineapple buns or egg tarts, is a classic café experience.
  • Harbourfront & Rooftop Dining: Waterfront restaurants and rooftop bars combine innovative dishes with stunning skyline and Victoria Harbour views.
  • 💡 Fun fact: Hong Kong is home to one of the world’s densest concentrations of restaurants per capita, meaning culinary creativity and variety can be found around nearly every corner.
Whether you’re exploring Central, Sheung Wan, or Causeway Bay, these restaurants showcase Hong Kong’s world‑class culinary scene — from modern fine dining to creative fusion and standout local favorites. Hong Kong is consistently ranked among the world’s top food cities for its diversity and quality.
  1. Amber – Modern Fine Dining Innovative contemporary cuisine in an elegant setting at the Mandarin Oriental — known for creative tasting menus and refined presentation.
  2. Mott 32 – Contemporary Chinese A stylish take on Chinese classics with Cantonese and Sichuan influences, presented in a dramatic, upscale space.
  3. The Chairman Restaurant – Cantonese Celebration Celebrated for its quality Cantonese dishes and traditional techniques — a favorite for local food lovers and visitors alike.
  4. VEA Restaurant – Creative Asian Fusion Highly rated for inventive cuisine blending French technique with Asian flavors — ideal for special occasions.
  5. Embla – Casual Modern Dining A popular Sheung Wan spot offering seasonal dishes, local ingredients, and a relaxed yet refined vibe.
  6. Caprice – French Classic Excellence Elegant French cuisine with premium ingredients and impeccable service in the Four Seasons Hotel.
  7. Arbor – Nature‑Driven Cuisine Focused on sustainability and plant‑centric fine dining, Arbor offers creative tasting menus that highlight seasonal produce.
  8. Estro – Local Fine Dining Favorite Stylish modern restaurant with a long local reputation for excellent food and wine pairings.
  9. A Lux – Sophisticated Japanese‑Inspired Cuisine A unique blend of Japanese technique and contemporary presentation in an intimate setting.
  10. L’Envol – Haute French Experience Fine French cuisine with a luxurious sensibility — great for business dinners or celebratory meals.

Fly into: Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) – about 30–40 minutes to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) by Airport Express, taxi, or bus.

Getting around: The MTR is the fastest and easiest option. The closest stations to HKCEC are Exhibition Centre Station and Wan Chai Station. Taxis and ride-hailing apps are also widely available.

Simple directions to HKCEC (Meeting Rooms S421–S430):

  • From Exhibition Centre Station (5–10 mins): Exit B3 → follow covered walkways → HKCEC Phase 1 → west escalator/elevator to Level 4.

  • From Wan Chai Station (10–15 mins): Exit A5 → walk via footbridge → HKCEC Phase 1 → west escalator/elevator to Level 4.

  • By taxi / drop-off (5 mins): Harbour Road entrance → HKCEC Phase 1 → west escalator/elevator to Level 4.

Harbour travel: Ferries across Victoria Harbour, including the Star Ferry, offer an easy and scenic way to travel between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon.

  • MTR: Use an Octopus Card for quick tap-in/out. Single-ride tickets are available at machines—cash can’t be used at gates.
  • Buses: Most accept Octopus Card; cash must be exact fare.
  • Pro tip: Keep an Octopus Card handy—it’s faster and easier than cash!