Wine walks, star chefs and fresh flavours: how to enjoy the Wine and Dine Festival

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Yau, C. (2026, October 23). Wine walks, star chefs and fresh flavours: how to enjoy the Wine and Dine Festival. South China Morning Post. https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/hong-kong-economy/article/3371823/wine-walks-star-chefs-and-fresh-flavours-how-enjoy-wine-and-dine-festival

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The Hong Kong Wine and Dine Festival, organized by the Tourism Board under the theme “Taste the World’s Best,” is set to take place from October 29 to November 1 at Central Harbourfront. This year's festival includes an expanded footprint that extends to Tamar Park and features over 340 booths, marking a ten percent increase from last year. New additions include guided wine walks with more than 20 masterclasses led by experts for visitors.
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The Hong Kong Wine and Dine Festival, organized by the Tourism Board under the theme “Taste the World’s Best,” is set to take place from October 29 to November 1 at the Central Harbourfront. The festival opens at 7:30 pm on the first day and 1:00 pm for the following three days, with extended hours until 1:00 am on October 30 and 31 this year. Expected to attract over 168,000 visitors, the event will feature more than 340 booths, marking a 10% increase from last year, along with guided wine walks and masterclasses led by experts.

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Organised by the Tourism Board under the theme “Taste the World’s Best,” the festival will be held from October 29 to November 1 at the Central Harbourfront, opening at 7.30pm on the first day and 1pm on the following three days.
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🔮 Organised by the Tourism Board under the theme “Taste the World’s Best,” the festival will be held from October 29 to November 1 at the Central Harbourfront, opening at 7.30pm on the first day and 1pm on the following three days.
2026-10-23 · South China Morning Post
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Wine walks, star chefs and fresh flavours: how to enjoy the Wine and Dine Festival Four-day event at the Central Harbourfront promises more choice, more time to enjoy – and exclusive offers – for wine fans and foodies asserted
event → enjoy → fans
The annual Hong Kong Wine and Dine Festival later this month promises more booths and longer hours to help attract over 168,000 visitors. asserted
Festival → promise → visitors
The South China Morning Post unpacks what is on offer so you can enjoy the event to the fullest. asserted
you → unpack → fullest
Organised by the Tourism Board under the theme “Taste the World’s Best,” the festival will be held from October 29 to November 1 at the Central Harbourfront, opening at 7.30pm on the first day and 1pm on the following three days. asserted
festival → organise → days
For the first time, on October 30 and 31, the event will extend its opening hours until 1am. 2. asserted
event → extend → 1
What’s new at the Wine and Dine Festival this year? asserted
What → ’ → Festival
The festival footprint will also be extended to Tamar Park. asserted
footprint → extend → Park
The event will feature guided wine walks for the first time, where participants can experience more than 20 masterclasses led by experts who will guide them through wine tastings and share professional insights. asserted
who → feature → insights
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