n celebration of the 26th anniversary of Hong Kong’s return on July 1, the government has announced a list of 71 comeback promotions. These promotions aim to boost the local economy and provide citizens with various discounts and freebies.
One of the highlights of the promotions is free admission to 19 major museums and art galleries in Hong Kong. This includes popular attractions such as the Hong Kong Science Museum, the Hong Kong Space Museum, and M+ in the West Kowloon Cultural District. Visitors can explore permanent exhibitions and special exhibitions without any entrance fees. However, it is important to note that the Hong Kong Palace Museum requires online ticket purchases in advance, although free standard tickets have already been sold out.
In addition to free museum visits, citizens can also enjoy free rides on various modes of transportation. Both the Star Ferry and Fuyu Ferry will provide free boat rides on July 1. Passengers can take the “Tsim Sha Tsui-Wan Chai” route for free on the Star Ferry, while the Fuyu Ferry offers free rides on the “Central-Hung Hom” route and the water taxi “Tsim Sha Tsui-Wan Chai-Central-West Kowloon (circular route)”. Furthermore, those with birthdays on July 1 can enjoy free rides on specific routes.
For those who prefer land transportation, the Hong Kong Chinese Enterprises Association, along with organizations like Bank of China and China Merchants Group, has organized a five-day free tram ride event. From July 1 to 5, citizens can take unlimited free rides on the entire line of ordinary passenger trams.
The MTR Corporation is also joining in the celebrations by offering a lucky draw and free light rail rides. The lucky draw will give out 5,000 prizes daily for 30 consecutive days, including 71,000 free local rides and 26 annual free tickets. The total value of the prizes exceeds 2.5 million Hong Kong dollars. To participate, individuals can register for the MTR Mobile app and have a chance to win once a day. On July 1, the MTR will also provide free light rail and light rail-related bus services.
Furthermore, citizens can enjoy free use of recreational and cultural facilities under the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD). This includes indoor and outdoor facilities such as badminton courts, sports climbing walls, bowling greens, and public swimming pools (excluding Wan Chai Swimming Pool and Kowloon Chai Swimming Pool). Reservations can be made through the “Leisure Link” counter and the online reservation system.
The 71 comeback promotions cover a wide range of sectors, including catering, culture and art, sports, environmental protection, fishing and agriculture, and transportation. These initiatives aim to encourage citizens to explore and support local businesses and attractions while celebrating Hong Kong’s return anniversary.
For more information on the promotions and discounts, interested individuals can visit the official websites of the participating organizations or platforms such as Agoda, Expedia, Trip.com, Kayak, Booking.com, KKday, and Klook.
Overall, the 71 comeback promotions provide an excellent opportunity for citizens to enjoy various attractions and services for free or at discounted rates. It is a celebration of Hong Kong’s rich culture and a way to support local businesses during these challenging times.i Swimming Pool): You can wait in line at the entrance of the swimming pool before the opening hours, and the places are available on a first-come-first-served basis, while stocks last;
– Water sports center boats: You can make reservations through the “Leisure Link” counter and the online reservation system on a first-come-first-served basis (full capacity).
On July 1, citizens can enjoy free use of various recreational and cultural facilities under the LCSD.
71 Comeback Promotion 6. 21% discount on grocery shopping and meals
On July 1, citizens can enjoy a 21% discount on grocery shopping and meals at designated supermarkets and restaurants. The discount covers various categories, including catering, culture and art, sports, environmental protection, fishing and agriculture, transportation, etc. Participating merchants include Wellcome, PARKnSHOP, Watsons, Mannings, 7-Eleven, McDonald’s, Starbucks, Pizza Hut, and many more. Simply present your Hong Kong ID card or other identification documents to enjoy the discount.
On July 1, citizens can enjoy a 21% discount on grocery shopping and meals at designated supermarkets and restaurants.
The discount covers various categories, including catering, culture and art, sports, environmental protection, fishing and agriculture, transportation, etc.
Participating merchants include Wellcome, PARKnSHOP, Watsons, Mannings, 7-Eleven, McDonald’s, Starbucks, Pizza Hut, and many more.
Simply present your Hong Kong ID card or other identification documents to enjoy the discount.
These are just some of the 71 comeback promotions that will be available on July 1 to celebrate the 26th anniversary of Hong Kong’s return. The government and various sectors of society are working together to provide discounts and freebies to the public, encouraging them to explore and enjoy the city’s cultural, recreational, and culinary offerings. It’s a great opportunity for residents and tourists alike to experience the best of Hong Kong while supporting local businesses.
For more information and details on the 71 comeback promotions, you can visit the official websites of the participating museums, transportation services, and discount platforms mentioned in this article.
How are the 71 comeback promotions helping to stimulate the local economy and support local businesses in Hong Kong
To mark the 26th anniversary of Hong Kong’s return, the government has introduced 71 promotions to stimulate the local economy and provide citizens with discounts and freebies.
One of the highlights of the promotions is free admission to 19 major museums and art galleries, including the Hong Kong Science Museum, the Hong Kong Space Museum, and M+ in the West Kowloon Cultural District. Visitors can explore permanent and special exhibitions without any entrance fees. However, it’s worth noting that the Hong Kong Palace Museum requires online ticket purchases in advance, as the free standard tickets have already been sold out.
Transportation is also part of the celebrations, with free rides available on various modes of transportation. The Star Ferry and Fuyu Ferry will offer free boat rides on July 1. The Star Ferry will provide free rides on the “Tsim Sha Tsui-Wan Chai” route, while the Fuyu Ferry offers free rides on the “Central-Hung Hom” route and the water taxi “Tsim Sha Tsui-Wan Chai-Central-West Kowloon (circular route)”. Additionally, those with birthdays on July 1 can enjoy free rides on specific routes.
For land transportation enthusiasts, the Hong Kong Chinese Enterprises Association, in collaboration with organizations like Bank of China and China Merchants Group, has organized a five-day free tram ride event. From July 1 to 5, citizens can take unlimited free rides on the entire line of ordinary passenger trams.
The MTR Corporation is also participating in the celebrations by offering a lucky draw and free light rail rides. The daily lucky draw will have 5,000 prizes for 30 consecutive days, including 71,000 free local rides and 26 annual free tickets, with a total value exceeding 2.5 million Hong Kong dollars. To participate, individuals can register for the MTR Mobile app and have a chance to win once a day. On July 1, the MTR will provide free light rail and light rail-related bus services.
In addition, citizens can enjoy free use of recreational and cultural facilities under the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD). This includes facilities such as badminton courts, sports climbing walls, bowling greens, and public swimming pools (excluding Wan Chai Swimming Pool and Kowloon Chai Swimming Pool). Reservations can be made through the “Leisure Link” counter and the online reservation system.
The 71 comeback promotions span various sectors, including catering, culture and art, sports, environmental protection, fishing and agriculture, and transportation. These initiatives aim to encourage citizens to explore and support local businesses and attractions while celebrating Hong Kong’s return anniversary.
For more information on the promotions and discounts, interested individuals can visit the official websites of the participating organizations or platforms such as Agoda, Expedia, Trip.com, Kayak, Booking.com, KKday, and Klook.
Overall, the 71 comeback promotions provide an excellent opportunity for citizens to enjoy various attractions and services for free or at discounted rates. It is a celebration of Hong Kong’s rich culture and a way to support local businesses during these challenging times.
