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Hong Kong Immigration: Airport Construction Fee to be Charged Next Year
Starting as early as mid-next year, travelers flying to Hong Kong will be subject to an airport construction fee. The newly established airport construction fee is one of the financing channels for the Hong Kong Airport's three-runway system, which will charge each departing passenger between 70 to 180 Hong Kong dollars, depending on flight distance, ticket class, entry, and transit. The Chief Executive Officer of the Airport Authority stated that the fee is expected to be implemented as early as mid-next year, but no later than the fourth quarter of next year, and the charging period may last until…
Exploring the Unique Districts of Hong Kong
It has long been said that the air conditioning in Hong Kong malls is particularly strong, which can be daunting for those of us who are especially sensitive to the cold. Fortunately, Hong Kong offers a wealth of shopping resources, with not only malls but also many unique streets to stroll through. The districts worth exploring in Hong Kong are countless, with the more bustling areas primarily concentrated around Mong Kok, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Causeway Bay.
Joint Venture Between China and the United States Establishes 'Flagship Pictures' in Hong Kong
China's important cultural media investment and operation institution—China Cultural Industry Investment Fund, announced on the 20th in collaboration with the renowned Hollywood film company Warner Bros., that both parties will jointly invest to establish 'Flagship Pictures' headquartered in Hong Kong, to jointly develop Chinese and English films for global distribution.
Establishment of the Hong Kong Postgraduate Association
The Hong Kong Postgraduate Association, initiated by postgraduate student unions from several Hong Kong universities, was established at the Hong Kong Science Park on September 20. The presidents of six major Hong Kong universities serve as honorary chairs of the association, collectively urging the postgraduate community in Hong Kong to unite and leverage the power of scientific research to advance global civilization.
Hong Kong Needs Youth to Inject Vitality into Social Transformation
Chen Zuoer, President of the Chinese Association of Hong Kong and Macao Studies, stated in Hong Kong on the 21st that for the development of any country or region, the cultivation and growth of youth are crucial. As Hong Kong is transforming into a knowledge-based economy, it is even more necessary for the youth to inject vitality and creativity into society.
Tianjin Student Donates Bone Marrow to Hong Kong Fellow Citizens
Hong Kong immigration looks at life in Hong Kong: "I received the matching notification call just before this year's Mother's Day. The patient is about the same age as my mother, and perhaps she is also someone else's mother. I hope my donation can give her a chance for rebirth and keep her healthy for a long time." Yesterday afternoon, 23-year-old Huang Zejia, a student from Tianjin Foreign Studies University, emotionally told reporters at the Red Cross Society of the city.
Hong Kong Creative Toys Exhibition Debuts in Tibet
Hong Kong immigration focuses on life for Hong Kong immigrants: On September 17, the Hong Kong Creative Quality Toys Exhibition opened in Lhasa. This four-day exhibition showcases high-quality toy products manufactured in Hong Kong. The event is co-hosted by the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in Chengdu (HKETO Chengdu), the Federation of Hong Kong Industries, and the Toys Manufacturers' Association of Hong Kong.
Hong Kong Ocean Park Creates Asia's Largest Halloween Event
Hong Kong Immigration: There is still over a month until Halloween, the Western festival popular among Hong Kong youth. On September 17, Hong Kong Ocean Park announced the launch of its "Halloween Mode" and provided media with a preview of the event's signature horror attractions, including the H15 limited-edition haunted house and the Walking Dead haunted house. Veteran Hong Kong actors Law Kar-ying and Law Lan, Hong Kong Ocean Park Chairman Leo Kung, and the Father of Lan Kwai Fong and former Chairman of Hong Kong Ocean Park, Allan Zeman...
"Hong Kong · Cultural Creativity · Licensing" Seminar Held in Shanghai
Hong Kong Immigration Life: On September 17, the "Hong Kong · Cultural Creativity · Licensing" seminar, hosted by the National Base for International Cultural Trade (Shanghai) and the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, was held. During the meeting, it was announced that the 2nd China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone Cultural Licensing Fair would be held from November 11 to 13, 2015.
Li Ka-shing: Hong Kong will benefit from the "Belt and Road" initiative
Hong Kong immigration focus on business in Hong Kong: On the evening of September 17, Li Ka-shing publicly stated through the CK Property Holdings 2015 interim report that he remains optimistic about the Chinese economy.
Hong Kong Becomes a Haven for IoT Startups
Hong Kong Immigration: When searching for components across Europe last year, German entrepreneur Simon-Ding could only find a few motors small enough to fit into his wearable metronome, and the vibration effect of these motors was too weak. However, a trip to Hong Kong, China, last November enabled him to begin developing a new product, because in the rapidly expanding manufacturing hub of Shenzhen, located just across from Hong Kong in mainland China...
Hong Kong Needs to Strengthen Its Advantages in Renminbi Business
Hong Kong Immigration and Business: On the 16th, the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Norman Chan, stated that Hong Kong benefits from several policies provided by the mainland, including the Renminbi Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (RQFII) program and the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect, which help Hong Kong develop its offshore Renminbi business. He hopes that the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect can be launched soon to increase the flow of funds between Hong Kong and the mainland, and the Monetary Authority hopes that more policies can be introduced in the future to expand the use of Renminbi in Hong Kong.