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Tourism minister Rosanna Law has said that not only she, but the entire city will need to work harder to encourage people to visit more often, spend more and consider Hong Kong a first-choice destination. Photo: Edmond So
Hong Kong tourism

Exclusive | ‘Super March’ good for Hong Kong as focus turns to quality: tourism minister

Rosanna Law sits down for exclusive interview with the Post, covering topics ranging from promoting yacht tourism to going big on ‘Super March’.

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Hong Kong society

Editorial | Art Basel and Sevens perfect match for Hong Kong on international stage

Hong Kong Sports Institute

‘Firing on all cylinders’: Hong Kong tennis gets reprieve from funding cut

Hong Kong Sports Institute

Hong Kong snooker, tennis avoid funding axe, elite status rules change

Under threat sports spared from loss of financial support after failing to meet Tier A criteria, city’s elite athletes get funding boost.

Coleman Wong is flying the flag for Hong Kong tennis in Miami. Photo: Getty
Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong tourism chief demands apology, explanation over Coldplay ticketing mess

Cityline comes under fire from Rosanna Law as fans queue for hours to exchange tickets for new ones with correct information.

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Kai Tak Sports Park

Opinion | Kai Tak venue fiasco must not be repeated at Hong Kong Sevens

If Kai Tak Sports Park’s early days are any indication, the government must be hands-on to ensure Hong Kong avoids further embarrassment.

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Consumer protection in Hong Kong

Coldplay ticketing error: number of complaints to Hong Kong watchdog hits 25

Consumer Council to urge ticket seller Cityline to arrange exchange service as soon as possible to ‘protect the rights and interests’ of customers.

Coldplay performs in India. The pop band will play Kai Tak Stadium on April 8, 9, 11 and 12 as part of its “Music of the Spheres” world tour. Photo: Facebook/Coldplay
Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong authorities step in as complaints over Coldplay ticketing errors mount

RedNote account of tourism minister hit with complaints from angry mainland Chinese music fans after Cityline says some tickets will need to be exchanged.

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Hong Kong society

Jimmy Lo, Hong Kong lyricist behind popular Cantopop classics, dies at 75

‘My father has passed away in his sleep … he passed away peacefully,’ daughter Thalea Lo writes on social media.

Hong Kong culture

Opinion | Cantonese opera need not be popular to be part of Hong Kong heritage

Preserving the theatre means preserving a piece of the city’s cultural identity, affirming Cantonese opera as part of our heritage.

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Theatre fans wait to enter the Sunbeam Theatre in North Point ahead of its final show on March 3. Photo: Sam Tsang
Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong’s John Lee urges Kai Tak Sports Park to boost crisis management

Chief Executive John Lee says some arrangements at the newly opened venue have caused ‘issues’.

The Kai Tak Sports Park has suffered a series of blunders since it officially opened on March 1. Photo: Eugene Lee
Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong eyes culture, sports and tourism ties with Singapore to boost economy

Culture ministers from both jurisdictions meet amid spotlight on tourism efforts that have seen city state secure shows by Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga.

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Hong Kong society

Editorial | Dream of Hong Kong sports and pleasure hub rests on use of common sense

Top golf tournament and world snooker clash show Hong Kong can still pull the crowds, but it must learn from an embarrassing incident at the second event.

Hong Kong economy

Letters | Curfew controversy at World Snooker Grand Prix holds event management lessons

Readers discuss fans being ejected before a snooker tournament ended, restrictions on carrying bottles into a venue, and preparing for a trip to Antarctica.

Neil Robertson in action against Stuart Bingham in the finals of the World Grand Prix 2025 held at Kai Tak Arena on March 9. In the first session of the competition, spectators were asked to leave midway through a match because transport services were ending at midnight. Photo: Dickson Lee
LIV Golf

Hong Kong working on deal to bring LIV Golf back ‘year after year’, Law says

Sports and tourism minister Rosanna Law says two sides working ‘seriously and closely’ together as record crowds watch Garcia victory.

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Sergio Garcia celebrates winning LIV Golf Hong Kong in front of a packed crowd. Photo: Eugene Lee
Hong Kong sports

Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Arena fan expulsion fiasco ‘should have been foreseen’

Snooker event organisers and venue operator should have planned for overrun matches, insists Major Sports Events Committee vice-chairman.

LIV Golf

Hong Kong, LIV Golf talks at early stage as league CEO hails ‘wonderful’ city

LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil won’t be drawn on nature of talks about long-term deal, but highlights ‘supportive’ relationship with government.

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Hong Kong society

Hong Kong minister apologises after snooker fans kicked out of Kai Tak Arena

Sports chief Rosanna Law dismayed that organiser booted out spectators before end of match at World Grand Prix.

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Henry Wo, one of the spectators at the World Grand Prix event on Tuesday, shows off his ticket. Photo: May Tse
World Snooker

Snooker’s top boss says Hong Kong won’t suffer after fans kicked out early

World Snooker Tour CEO Simon Brownell says city won’t be damaged by incident at Kai Tak Arena, promises it won’t happen again.

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Hong Kong sports

Hong Kong tourism chief vows to bring overseas football to Kai Tak Sports Park

Rosanna Law also says park’s management has approached over 200 production entities to hold events at 50,000-seat main stadium.

Hong Kong society

Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Sports Park probes claim touts helped fans into opening

Ticket touts reportedly helped visitors get into Saturday’s star-studded opening ceremony for a fee of about HK$1,000 per person.

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Spectators make their way to Kai Tak Stadium for the opening ceremony on Saturday. Photo: Dickson Lee
Hong Kong budget 2025-26

Will Hong Kong host Lady Gaga at Kai Tak or lose to Singapore again?

‘There will be some concerts, some of them are by singers who hadn’t sung in Hong Kong for a long time, some of them are superstars in Asia,’ tourism minister Rosanna Law says.

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Hong Kong looks set to miss out on hosting global pop diva Lady Gaga. Photo: AP
Hong Kong budget 2025-26

Hong Kong’s ‘soft power’ can give tourism sector a boost, experts say

Budget cuts for tourism sector do not necessarily mean less development for the industry, lawmakers and insiders argue.

Crime in Hong Kong

Trio arrested as Hong Kong cracks down on Kai Tak Sports Park ticket touts

Opening ceremony tickets worth HK$10 on sale for up to HK$2,000.

Hong Kong society

Opinion | Why delayed telecast of Kai Tak Sports Park opening is a missed opportunity

For all its efforts to promote Hong Kong as an events hub, the government is broadcasting its lack of confidence to deliver when it counts.

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An aerial view of Kai Tak stadium on February 4, the day of its first open-roof-event drill involving a crowd of 50,000 people. Photo: Eugene Lee
Hong Kong society

Hong Kong vows to tackle ticket scalping for Kai Tak Sports Park opening show

Authorities contact police after tickets for March 1 opening ceremony reportedly being sold online for as much as HK$1,800.

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Fans at Kai Tak Stadium during an earlier test event. Photo: Elson Li
Hong Kong society

8,500 tickets for Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Sports Park opening show gone in 30 minutes

More than 20,000 residents seeking tickets told to wait for up to two hours when online sales began at 10am.

Hong Kong society

Star-studded line-up revealed for Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Sports Park opening

Film star Donnie Yen, singer ‘MC’ Cheung and Cantopop diva Joey Yung among those set to appear at March 1 opening ceremony.

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