Inexpensive dining and shopping were the main reasons Hongkongers gave for visiting mainland China, a survey has found. The Asia Tourism Exchange Center (ATEC) published the results of a survey on the travel habits of Hong Kong and Macau residents pertaining to mainland China visits on Tuesday. The survey looked at what attracted people to travel to the mainland, the number of visits they made a year, their budget, and other topics relating to mainland travel. The results showed that 35.8 per cent of survey respondents from Hong Kong said they were drawn to China due to the cost-effectiveness …