Arrival of the racehorses in Hong Kong ahead of the Longines HK Masters 2015 at the Hong Kong International Airport on 9 February 2015. Photo: Power Sport Images
Racehorses beat humans by a nose in enjoying mobility across the Greater Bay Area on a single passport
- Hong Kong’s Jockey Club moves about 600 horses in and out of Hong Kong every year, turning the city’s airport into the world’s busiest for equine air travel
- The protocol for moving horses across Hong Kong’s border with southern China was established when the Jockey Club helped Guangzhou stage the equestrian event during the 2010 Asian Games
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Greater Bay Area
Arrival of the racehorses in Hong Kong ahead of the Longines HK Masters 2015 at the Hong Kong International Airport on 9 February 2015. Photo: Power Sport Images
A map of the Greater Bay Area shown during a symposium in Hong Kong. Photo: AP Photo/Kin Cheung
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The Greater Bay Area is Hong Kong’s economic opportunity of a lifetime. Don’t let prejudice or ignorance get in the way
- We are in the midst of a development that has seismic implications for Hong Kong, China, and for the global economy
- Beijing has invited us not only to build closer links with the region, but also to play a role in shaping it
A map of the Greater Bay Area shown during a symposium in Hong Kong. Photo: AP Photo/Kin Cheung