15^th World Congress on Aquaculture & Fisheries September 27-28, 2019 Hong Kong

Hong Kong is cosmopolitan and multicultural located in eastern Asia. It borders the South China ocean to the south, west, and east, and shares a land border with Communist China to the north. The far Islands area unit created from 234 islands within the proximity of urban center, excluding Hong Kong Island where the capital city (Hong Kong) is located; the island is in the southern part of the territory. It was viewed because of the world’s best goal for relaxation guests and gatherings in 2012. Hong Kong was voted the “Best match Destination of the Year” within the China Travel and Meeting business Awards 2012 sorted out by travel magazine Travel Weekly. It was in addition named the “Best town for MICE Events” within the 2012 business Awards composed by CEI Asia Pacific magazine.

Hong Kong encompasses a terribly robust economic base, which has enabled it to tolerate periods of economic hardship. This robust economic base can facilitate urban center to regain its losses and expand its economy to play an additional important role in international markets. Some forty percent of Hong Kong's land is dedicated to its park system, and its 21 parks scattered throughout Hong Kong and Lantau Islands and the New Territories are well used by the citizens.

Tai Chi, hiking, bicycling, kite flying, and picnicking are popular activities for which the ultra-urban people of Hong Kong resort to the wooded areas surrounding the city. Hong Kong's water-front setting conjointly provides ample chance for aquatic recreation, like pleasure sailing, waterskiing, and canoeing, and therefore the town has many water travel clubs. Organized recreation is also available at community centers.