日期：2025.5.1
文章級別：初級節錄自：'Anti-smoking measures will not affect tourists'
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The deputy secretary for health on Monday (28Apr) said the government's latest tobacco-control measures would not discourage people from coming to Hong Kong.
Eddie Lee told an RTHK radio programme that the plan would have a very small impact on the economy.
"For business travellers, to be frank, they are looking for business opportunities and whether they can do business and make money. As for leisure travellers, they look at the overall experience in Hong Kong," he said.
"For example, recently we have had a well-known local singer holding concerts, and many visitors came for this. But they were only considering the overall experience, rather than whether they can smoke in Hong Kong or what the SAR's anti-smoking measures are."
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閱讀理解題目
- Who is Eddie Lee mentioned in this news?
- What are business travellers looking for, according to Eddie Lee?
- What activity was given as an example at the end of the new?
