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Beyond the Exhibition Hall: AWE’s Waterfront Debut Offers a Glimpse of What’s Next

Beyond the Exhibition Hall: AWE’s Waterfront Debut Offers a Glimpse of What’s Next
South China Morning Post Friday 06 November 2026, 00:00 UTC By Advertising partner 1 min read
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[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] From private jewellery viewings to stepping aboard a yacht, the Festival of Connoisseurs took visitors beyond the conventional exhibition hall. This luxury festival is the first exhibition supported by a HK$100 million government fund, spearheaded by the Commerce and Economic Development Bureau to attract large-scale, distinctive international exhibitions to Hong Kong.

[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] From private jewellery viewings to stepping aboard a yacht, the Festival of Connoisseurs took visitors beyond the conventional exhibition hall. This luxury festival is the first exhibition supported by a HK$100 million government fund, spearheaded by the Commerce and Economic Development Bureau to attract large-scale, distinctive international exhibitions to Hong Kong. It brought yachts, prestige cars, jewellery and art...
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