Difference between?

I hope to see you there = I hope we're there at the same time and place -attending the same event, sharing in a collective activity. Or, I hope = I am softly warning you - I hope you make it on time for the next critical discussion.
I hope to be seeing you more often because I realize I really enjoy your company. (I consider that being in your company is worth the effort).

The first sentence is correct.
The second sentence isn't.

Then the question is, why?
What do you think?

There isn't an alternative to to be seeing you. Consider the song lyric: I hope to be seeing you in all the right places. It relates the anticipatory mode associated with the first formal illustration (hope to see) and the hint of desired company created with saying: I hope to be seeing you...More often. Thanks

That wasn't the sentence. You have changed the sentence. Solidguy asked about his two sentences.
(The tutoring now, is helping him to understand why the verb form of (2) isn't correct.)

Skype, you're giving a very detailed answer to a question that has not been asked. The original question asked about the difference between "hope to see" and "hope to seeing." Obviously, "hope to seeing" is incorrect. You're discussing "hope to be seeing," but there's no particular reason to think that's what the original poster had in mind.

Powers that be, please note: it is one thing to be a proficient speaker of English, and get a swooshish tick after 50 posts.

You also have to have some understanding of tutoring in order to foster basic understanding of the language.

But...such is the breath of kings, and down comes a swoosh... after 50 posts.

Let him qualify himself amongst his peers also!

Hello,
I think and as it's said before me,the second sentence isn't correct.However,you can say :

I am happy seeing a movie = I am happy while in the act of watching a movie.correct
I'm happy to see a movie = I am happy with the idea of watching a movie/going to the movies.correct

Please accept my apologies,I read it "happy to see /seeing you " not HOPE .But,I insist on my previous idea,Hope to seeing you is still incorrect to me.

And I confidently leave further tutoring on this matter with khoff.

"look forward to " and the other examples I mentioned need a direct object .All the examplesI gave and there are more,already have "to" which is a preposition.To here is like other prepositions "for,of,about...etc"=I'm afraid of speaking NOT speak in public.
And because there are some adjectives or phrasal verbs which already have "to" and require a direct object,GERUND is in fact the direct