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A new policy in Shenzhen makes it easier for several million more non-permanent residents in the city to visit Hong Kong, starting September 1. Is it another welcome boon for Hong Kong businesses, or will the additional crowds further stretch Hong Kong's infrastructure?   


More visitors from Shenzhen: a threat or a business opportunity? 

New Territories businesses, residents are split over more mainland visitors

Shenzhen needs to be better neighbour

C.Y. Leung says HK will control number of visitors from Shenzhen

Opinion

Debates

Chain stores at Tseun Wan, including pharmacies, are reaping the benefits of more mainland visitors. Photo: David Wong

Democratic Party members protest outside the Central Government Office in Hong Kong on August 29. Photo: Dickson Lee