In brief. The resources cover the situations that shape a Hong Kong nomination — the regional headquarters, the jury's reading and the family succession — with checklists, worked examples and the questions asked at the end.
Guides
Entering from a regional headquarters
How the Greater China or Asia-Pacific headquarters of an international company, based in Hong Kong, enters the network's programmes — what the…
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What a jury actually reads
A plain account, for Hong Kong nominees, of what the network's juries do with a nomination: the seven stages, the criteria, how evidence is weighed,…
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Family businesses and succession
How Hong Kong's family businesses — trading, manufacturing, property, retail, hospitality — use the network's programmes at the moment of succession:…
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Programmes referenced in the guides
World CEO Awards
Recognition for chief executives whose leadership delivers measurable results.
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Golden Women Awards
Recognition for women who lead, found, build and transform organisations.
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Golden Entrepreneur Awards
Recognition for founders and growth leaders building businesses that create jobs and solve real problems.
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World GM Awards
Recognition for General Managers behind outstanding hotels, resorts and hospitality businesses.
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International Travel Awards
Recognition for hotels, resorts, travel companies, destinations and tourism businesses.
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International Restaurant Awards
Recognition for restaurants, cafés, chefs, catering companies and F&B brands.
Nominate nowHow these guides are written
The resources draw on the programmes' published criteria, stages, categories, fees and dates and on the recommendation logic used throughout this site. Examples are illustrative, not real nominees; where the supplied data is silent, the resources say so. Each carries a review date and is updated when the programmes publish changes.
Industry-specific evidence
Each industry brief lists what the jury will ask in that industry and the categories that apply.
- 26 industry briefs
- 11 programme pages
- 4 district guides
Insights — FAQs
Written for Hong Kong?
Yes — Hong Kong examples, Hong Kong pages, Hong Kong packages.
Guarantees?
None; they explain the published process and how to present evidence.
Updated when?
When the programmes publish new information; each resource shows its review date.
Suggest a topic?
Contact the awards team.
Real companies in the examples?
No; illustrative.
The evidence checklist?
On every industry brief and in the resource on what a jury reads.
Key dates?
Entries close on 15 September 2026. Jury review follows in the second half of September, a private shortlist in October, and winners are announced at the Dubai gala on 14 November 2026.
Last reviewed: 12 September 2026 · Award facts sourced from the official programme publications.