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Hong Kong ranks fourth in getaway trips amidst theme park attractions

Disneyland ranked among the most booked overseas attractions by Singaporeans.

Hong Kong ranked fourth out of the ten most preferred destinations for short-haul trips amongst Singapore travellers, according to Trip.com’s report.

Demand for short trips increased sharply in early 2026, with bookings for journeys lasting four days or less rising 45% year-on-year (YoY) in Q1 2026.

That ranking placed Hong Kong behind Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur and Penang, whilst remaining ahead of destinations such as Guangzhou and Taipei.

The data indicates a continued preference for nearby city destinations that can accommodate brief stays.

Amongst travellers, short trips were most popular with working adults aged 25 to 49. The group favoured destinations that are accessible and convenient, reflecting demand for travel that fits within limited leave periods and work schedules, the data showed.

Attraction bookings supported Hong Kong’s position. 

Hong Kong Disneyland ranked amongst the most booked overseas attractions by Singapore travellers during the period, alongside other major theme parks and cultural sites in the region.

 

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