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Wine and Fine Festival returns to Hong Kong

Who? Hong Kong Tourism Board

What? Head to Hong Kong for the ultimate gourmet extravaganza, the Wine and Dine Festival. There will be a mix of local and international culinary creations with a focus on food and wine matching. There will also be a premium tasting room for guests to get to grips with fine wines. Tickets are priced at HK$30.

When? 31st October to 3rd November

Where? Central Harbourfront, Hong Kong

How? For more information, see www.discoverhongkong.com

Fly via British Airways

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