It has been a delightfully fruitful summer to have internship in Walk in Hong Kong. Colleagues are friendly and welcoming. They offer a wide range of working opportunities, including tour design, cultural research and social media coverage. The most interesting work I could recall is to design a treasure hunt in the theme of local architecture that we have to design fun tasks for participants to rediscover the hidden architectural gems in Hong Kong. This internship definitely widen my horizon and allows me to gain an insight into tourism and culture preservation in Hong Kong.

Kristy
The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Working as an intern at Walk in Hong Kong means you get to work with a bunch of energetic, passionate and down-to-earth colleagues. The staff here gives you space for creativity and guides you through the process. I am very grateful for having the opportunity to design tours, write scripts and assist assist in the tours. Not only did I learn a lot of practical skills, such as storytelling, research skills, I also have a deeper understanding of Hong Kong and heritage conservation.

Melissa
The Chinese University of Hong Kong

I used to think internship meant simply staying in an office doing simple tasks like printing materials, but this Walk in Hong Kong internship programme proved me wrong. This programme is well designed for interns to gain invaluable exposure to the tourism industry. We were given a chance to design a new tour and analysis the development possibility, as well as be an assistant in the meaningful tour, rather than just sitting in front of a computer. Also, Here is not only full of flexibility and creativity which boost me up for unveiling the hidden gem in our city, but also raising my awareness of cultural conservation in Hong Kong.

Natalie
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology