Giant inflatable Rubber Duck is now Hong Kong tourist attraction
The inflatable sculptures dotting the waterfront of West Kowloon have inspired plenty of debate - and now a local travel agency is selling package tours to see them. Sunflower Travel is offering a one-day tour to see the sculptures, including the much talked about 16.5-metre Rubber Duck by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman, which is due to sail into Victoria Harbour on Thursday.

The inflatable sculptures dotting the waterfront of West Kowloon have inspired plenty of debate - and now a local travel agency is selling package tours to see them.
Sunflower Travel is offering a one-day tour to see the sculptures, including the much talked about 16.5-metre Rubber Duck by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman, which is due to sail into Victoria Harbour on Thursday.
Six other sculptures are also on show as part of the "Mobile M+: Inflation!" exhibition at the West Kowloon Cultural District.
The giant duck has been the talk of the town since it arrived, and has even inspired copycats - but Sunflower is the first company to float the tour idea.
Its advertising for the Rubber Duck package tour was doing the rounds of social media yesterday.
"I cannot believe this! Local art and food tour! Art will never be the same in Hong Kong," one Facebook user wrote.