London ETO Events
London ETO Events
London ETO organises a wide range of events throughout the year. Past events are outlined below.
Hong Kong at International Maritime Organization
London 18 March 2023
London ETO, with the support of the Marine Department, held a reception at the International Maritime Organization on March 15 to promote Hong Kong's position as a prominent international maritime centre. To find out more, please click here.
Innovative performance from Hong Kong artist showcased in London
London 8 March 2023
London ETO supported the performance of a Hong Kong born dancer and circus performer, Hazel Lam, staged at Jacksons Lane in London on March 8. To find out more, please click here.
London ETO greets Year of Rabbit in Edinburgh
Edinburgh 27 February 2023
London ETO hosted a reception in Edinburgh, the United Kingdom, on February 27 for celebrating the Year of the Rabbit. The reception was supported by Invest Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, the Hong Kong Tourism Board and the China-Britain Business Council. To find out more, please click here.
London ETO greets Year of Rabbit in Denmark and Sweden
Copenhagen and Stockholm, 7 and 8 February 2023
London ETO co-hosted receptions in Copenhagen, Denmark, and Stockholm, Sweden, with local business associations on 7 and 8 February respectively for celebrating the Year of the Rabbit. The receptions were well attended by guests from the respective local government, city council, business, academic and cultural sectors. To find out more, please click here.
Global SinoPhoto Awards exhibition
London, 18 January – 10 February 2023
The London ETO supported the Global SinoPhoto Awards (GSPA) 2023 exhibition at the FUJIFILM House of Photography in London from 18 January to 10 February. The GSPA is an international photography contest that aims at communicating Chinese culture and values through images to the international audience. The GSPA Ceremony was held on 17 January at the British Library, where a Hong Kong photographer Miss Fion Hung Ching-yanwas awarded the "Highly Commended" prize. Miss Hung's work, titled "The Skeletons In The Closet", features a series of 10 photos and portraits the exploration of self-identity in Chinese familial traditions and moral standards. To find out more, please click here.