Postal codes were introduced in the UK in 1966, yet Hong Kong never adopted the system. Photo: Sam Tsang Postal codes were introduced in the UK in 1966, yet Hong Kong never adopted the system. Photo: Sam Tsang
Postal codes were introduced in the UK in 1966, yet Hong Kong never adopted the system. Photo: Sam Tsang
David Dodwell
Opinion

Opinion

Outside In by David Dodwell

Hong Kong missed out on this wonderful 1960s technology, and we keep paying for that mistake

City’s contrarian approach has seen it opt out of a system that everyone else believes is useful

Postal codes were introduced in the UK in 1966, yet Hong Kong never adopted the system. Photo: Sam Tsang Postal codes were introduced in the UK in 1966, yet Hong Kong never adopted the system. Photo: Sam Tsang
Postal codes were introduced in the UK in 1966, yet Hong Kong never adopted the system. Photo: Sam Tsang
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David Dodwell

David Dodwell

David Dodwell is the executive director of the Hong Kong-APEC Trade Policy Study Group, a trade policy think tank.