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Meanwhile, a live broadcast of a choreographed music and light display along Victoria Harbor will be available on Facebook, YouTube, and the city’s free-to-air terrestrial channels and other platforms on New Year’s Eve, as the government encourages locals and visitors to stay indoors and watch TV to celebrate the arrival of the New Year.
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Ten winners of 40 roundtrip economy class tickets from Hong Kong to any overseas destination and vice versa, courtesy of Cathay Pacific, as well as a slew of the latest handsets, including iPhones, and free admission packages for Disneyland and Ocean Park plus complimentary accommodation at the amusement parks’ hotels.Ī less dazzling light and laser show will replace the fireworks on New Year’s Eve. The tourism board also announced on Monday a new citywide lucky draw sponsored by major airlines and retailers, with more than 20,000 prizes, cash coupons and gadgets up for grabs.Īll Hong Kong residents and visitors to the city can log on to a dedicated website, between 6 pm and 11.30 pm on New Year’s Eve to register using their ID number or passport number. Though a political solution to assuage people’s angst triggered by a now-pulled China extradition bill is still lacking, the Hong Kong government has been attempting to repair the city’s damaged image, assuring visitors that the city remains safe. The latest official figures for November saw tourist arrivals plunging 56% year-on-year to 2.6 million. Still, visitors continue to avoid the city. Photo: Handoutīut the city’s drawn-out unrest, rumbling for the sixth straight month, is putting the kibosh on this year’s celebrations, even though violent clashes between rioters and the police have largely been replaced by sporadic, flashmob rallies since the end of November. A night parade has traditionally been held in Kowloon to welcome the New Year.