Based on stakeholders' views, the SWOT analysis of Hong Kong's logistics development, and international trends in trade logistics, the study formulated a conceptual plan for the HSK Logistics Cluster, which is divided into five zones for the development of logistics businesses such as high-value goods logistics, e-commerce logistics, freight forwarding, and low-altitude economy. This allows similar businesses to develop within the same zone with agglomeration effect (e.g. concentrating cross-boundary e-commerce enterprises in the e-commerce zone can facilitate the sharing of facilities and human resources, and joint investment in automated equipment), while different zones can be functionally complementary (e.g. the processing area in the high-value goods logistics zone can provide high-end value-added services for the e-commerce zone), promoting the organic development of the industry chain. One parcel of land will be used as the depot of the SGMTS for the operation of the SGMTS in the region. In a constantly changing economic environment, the Government will invite the industry to submit EOI before launching each land parcel, so as to ensure that the planning of the HSK Logistics Cluster keeps pace with industry needs.