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Game On! The Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open 2026 returns to Victoria Park (Oct 31-Nov 8) with world-class stars and local talents set to serve up a high-energy week of elite tennis. As an “M” Mark event and a WTA 250 tournament, this flagship annual contest will further reinforce Hong Kong’s position as Asia’s hub for major international sports events. Don’t miss the free Tournament Village outside the main venue, featuring games, photo opportunities, souvenirs, refreshments, entertainment, and live match broadcasts! Video: Hong Kong, China Tennis Association #hongkong #brandhongkong #asiasworldcity #dynamichk #HKCTA #PHKTO2026 #WTA250 #hktennis

A spectacular week of blistering golf! American John Catlin finally struck gold on his fifth attempt, capturing his maiden Link Hong Kong Open title under glorious sunshine at the Hong Kong Golf Club (Oct 25)! A special round of applause for local hero Matthew Cheung, who carded a superb three-under-par 67 in the final round to finish tied-second — the best-ever finish by a local player in the history of the Hong Kong Open! Finland’s Kalle Samooja also finished tied-second. As Hong Kong’s oldest professional sporting event, the Hong Kong Open continues to build on its rich heritage and international prestige.

Big plans for long-term development! Hong Kong’s First Five-Year Plan sets out a clear vision for the city’s Northern Metropolis and integration with the broader Greater Bay Area. As one of 11 Greater Bay Area (GBA) cities, Hong Kong is enhancing soft connectivity—making it easier for residents to study, work and live across the boundary. This is supported by new transport infrastructure, including the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Western Rail Link, which will soon connect Hung Shui Kiu to Qianhaiwan in just 15 minutes. In parallel, the Northern Metropolis, a 30,000-hectare megaproject, is set to become the city’s next growth engine. It is planned to accommodate around 2.5 million residents, create 650,000 jobs, and feature an international education hub with three new university towns in Hung Shui Kiu, San Tin, and Ta Kwu Ling. Dive into the full factsheet to see how the plan balances regional integration with local development for a brighter future: https://lnkd.in/gkkrphrH Learn More: https://lnkd.in/gtuNmHZW #hongkong #brandhongkong #asiasworldcity #fiveyearplan

Huge congratulations to all Hong Kong, China athletes on their outstanding achievements at the 5th Asian Para Games! Our delegation delivered an impressive performance, bringing home a total of 41 medals – three gold, 14 silver and 24 bronze. A special applause to our incredible boccia athletes, who achieved a historic best-ever haul of eight medals – two gold, three silver and three bronze. Throughout the Games, our athletes demonstrated exceptional skill, unwavering determination and a true never-give-up spirit. Their inspiring performances have brought pride and honour to Hong Kong and served as a powerful inspiration to the entire community. Well done, athletes! You have made Hong Kong proud! The newly won medals from Oct 23-24 are: Gold medal Boccia: Mixed Pairs-BC4 Leung Yuk-wing, Cheung Yuen Silver medal Swimming: Women's 200m Individual Medley SM14 Chan Yui-lam Table Tennis: Women's doubles - Class WD14 Chiu Kan-shan, Wong Yue-ching Table Tennis: Women's doubles - Class WD22 Ng Mui-wui, Wong Ting-ting Fencing: Women's Sabre Team Chung Yuen-ping, Lam Ka-man, Tong Nga-ting, Yu Chui-yee Bronze medal Fencing: Women's Sabre Category A Yu Chui-yee Table Tennis: Men's doubles - Class MD18 Ho Ka-sing, Wong Chi-yin Table Tennis: Men's Doubles - Class MD22 Wan Wai-lok, Yuen King-shing Fencing: Sabre Mixed Team Glass Sean, Kwong Yuen-hing, Lam Ka-man, Tong Nga-ting Boccia: Mixed Team-BC1/BC2 Loung John, Chan Pak-lun, Yeung Hiu-lam Boccia: Mixed Pairs-BC3 Tse Tak-wah, Chan Ho-yan

Fast facts! Discover the highlights of Hong Kong’s First Five-Year Plan (announced on Sep 16) from a series of user-friendly fact sheets covering key topics of this road map for economic and social development. Learn about the city’s core advantages under a “Four Centres, One Hub” strategy — strengthening its standing as an international centre for finance, maritime and aviation, trade, and innovation and technology, as well as a global talent hub. Among other initiatives, the government will press ahead with the development of technology parks and new industrialisation while enhancing Hong Kong’s attractiveness for high-calibre talents to study and develop their careers in Asia’s world city. Learn More: https://lnkd.in/gkkrphrH #hongkong #brandhongkong #asiasworldcity #fiveyearplan

Big plans for long-term development! Hong Kong’s First Five-Year Plan sets out a clear vision for the city’s Northern Metropolis and integration with the broader Greater Bay Area. As one of 11 Greater Bay Area (GBA) cities, Hong Kong is enhancing soft connectivity—making it easier for residents to study, work and live across the boundary. This is supported by new transport infrastructure, including the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Western Rail Link, which will soon connect Hung Shui Kiu to Qianhaiwan in just 15 minutes. In parallel, the Northern Metropolis, a 30,000-hectare megaproject, is set to become the city’s next growth engine. It is planned to accommodate around 2.5 million residents, create 650,000 jobs, and feature an international education hub with three new university towns in Hung Shui Kiu, San Tin, and Ta Kwu Ling. Dive into the full factsheet to see how the plan balances regional integration with local development for a brighter future: https://lnkd.in/gkkrphrH Learn More: https://lnkd.in/gtuNmHZW