CTG Hongkong and Macao Culture and Tourism Holding Limited Files for Hong Kong IPO as a Leading Integrated Tourism Service Provider in the Greater Bay Area

Newtimespace News: According to the HKEX disclosure, CTG Hongkong and Macao Culture and Tourism Holding Limited submitted its main board listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on May 20, 2026, with Bank of China International acting as the sole sponsor.

With a service history dating back to 1954 through its subsidiaries, the company has become a leading integrated tourism service provider with a strategic focus on the Greater Bay Area. The company operates an integrated cross-border passenger transport platform covering both sea and land networks. Its two major cross-border transport brands are "TurboJET," which operates Hong Kong-Macau ferry routes with 22 government-licensed vessels as of December 31, 2025, and "China Travel Bus," which primarily operates cross-border road passenger transport services with a fleet of 221 coaches and 44 business vehicles, covering routes connecting Hong Kong, Macau and nine other cities in the Greater Bay Area.

Additionally, the company operates a portfolio of three distinct hotel brands — Metropark, Ruijing and Pak Jing Hin — strategically located in key business districts and tourist hotspots in Hong Kong, Macau and Beijing, targeting the mid-to-high-end market. The company is also appointed by China Travel Service to provide travel document application services in Hong Kong.

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