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What's Happening in Hong Kong

Celebrate Chinese New Year  Chinese New Year is one of Hong Kong's biggest celebrations, the new Year of the Rabbit fell on 22 January. Locals follow numerous Chinese New Year customs and etiquette to welcome in a new, healthy, and prosperous year. Learn More

Travellers are welcome to visit Hong Kong From 29 December 2022, travellers are no longer required to undergo PCR tests and can freely enter restaurants, attractions, performance, and exhibition venues etc. during their stay. Download our concise guide

New Year Countdown Hong Kong ushered in 2023 with a spectacular countdown in the Victoria Harbour, featuring a special edition of ‘A Symphony of Lights’ with pyrotechnic effects set off from prime buildings on Hong Kong Island that lit up the skies and the harbour. In case you missed it, you can re-watch the unforgettable countdown celebrations here.    Watch video

Time-honoured Festivities International and modern as it may be, Hong Kong has never lost touch with its traditions, and you can get a taste of the city’s customs throughout the year. Discover Chinese festivals that are celebrated by locals and see how the city’s heritage is kept alive.  Learn more

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Chinese New Year Flowers and Fruits Much like many western festivities, flowers and food stuff play a huge role in the celebration of Chinese New Year. The flowers and fruits specific for Chinese New Year take over households, shops, and offices all have symbolic meanings. Follow the guide to learn how to dress up your home this Chinese New Year.  Learn more >

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