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Kai Tak Sports Park
The Kai Tak Sports Park is a multisports development on the site of the old airport at Kai Tak in Hong Kong. First mooted in 2007, it will have a 50,000-seat main stadium with a retractable roof, an indoor sports centre with 10,000 seats and a public sports ground with 5,000 seats. The groundbreaking was held on Tuesday, April 23, 2019, and the HK$30 billion park is to be finished by June, 2023.
Blackpink fans outside Kai Tak Stadium before the show. Photo: Elson Li
Hong Kong society

2 women arrested as hawkers cash in on Blackpink merchandise craze at concerts

Food and Environmental Hygiene Department has been closely monitoring and taking enforcement actions against hawkers around Kai Tak Station Square.

Hong Kong society

Sip of Hong Kong milk tea gives Blackpink show a local flavour

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Hong Kong entertainment

Blackpink fever hits Hong Kong as Rosé delights in local snack on way to stage

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Hong Kong entertainment

Blackpink fans gear up for Hong Kong finale

K-pop fans are gearing up for shows, with Hong Kong the final stop of the band’s global tour.

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A Blackpink fan takes a selfie at a pop-up store in Kai Tak Mall 2. Photo: Karma Lo
Hong Kong economy

Editorial | Time for Hong Kong marathon to pick up the pace and evolve

With the popularity of the event growing and competition from other cities, organisers should be open to innovative ideas for improvement.

Hong Kong tourism

Editorial | Visitor targets in sight as Hong Kong back on map for tourists

Major events and new venues have tourists flocking to Hong Kong again, with growth led by non-mainland long-haul visitors.

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Your Perfect Week

The best things to do in Hong Kong, December 20-26

A free Dr Sun Yat-sen exhibition, a harbourfront winter carnival, works by Zao Wou-Ki at M+ and a new Kai Tak art dome.

To mark the 100th anniversary of Dr Sun Yat-sen’s death, the newly re-opened Dr Sun Yat-sen Museum is holding a free exhibition. Photo: Dickson Lee
Chinese Basketball Association

Hong Kong Bulls may be closer to CBA league with Kai Tak lined up to host games

Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau has been in talks with the club over the venue, which has identified around 12 slots for 2026-27 season.

Hong Kong property

Kai Tak Stadium lifts Hong Kong’s status as major sports and entertainment venue

The 50,000-seat stadium drives repeat tourism, supports retailers and helps prop up retail property landlords, experts say.

Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Stadium ranks world’s No 3 in ticket sales in debut year

Venue’s ranking, just nine months after debut, cements city’s status as Asia’s events capital, operator says.

Kai Tak Stadium hosted the AFC Asian Cup qualifiers match between Hong Kong and Bangladesh. Photo: Sam Tsang
World Snooker

Kai Tak curfew that made Hong Kong a snooker joke to be scrapped, official says

World Grand Prix returning to city in February and organisers promise fans won’t be kicked out early this time around.

Neil Robertson celebrates winning the World Grand Prix in March at Kai Tak Arena. Photo: Dickson Lee
Hong Kong society

Opinion | Sporting passion of Hongkongers is an inspiration

The enthusiasm of volunteers at the National Games, the energy of the city’s football fans and the dedication of unpaid coaches at the club level are truly impressive.

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Singapore

Singapore names Gavin Lee permanent head football coach after Hong Kong win

Lee secured the role following the men’s national football team’s historic Asian Cup qualification earlier this month.

Hong Kong society

Opinion | National Games underscored ties that bind Hongkongers with rest of China

Through tears and celebrations, the Games highlighted the importance of connectivity and the shared spirit among China’s peoples and regions.

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From the left, Hong Kong’s Ceci Lee Sze-wing, Guangdong’s Wang Xinyu and Macau’s Kuok Kin Hang celebrate at the closing ceremony of China’s 15th National Games, in Shenzhen on November 21. Photo: Xinhua
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Ilhan, Shawal shatter Hong Kong hearts, Singapore claim stunning Asian Cup upset

Hong Kong throw away early lead, lose winner-takes-all battle for place at 2027 tournament in Saudi Arabia.

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Singapore players celebrate their side’s win over Hong Kong. Photo: Sam Tsang
2025 National Games

Hong Kong target major rugby 7s breakthrough after National Games triumph

City team mainstay Liam Herbert discloses World Championship ambition, hails ‘huge momentum’ for pivotal January Challenger Series.

The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Exhausted and forgiven Hong Kong striker aiming to avoid Singapore tears

Michael Udebuluzor confident of overcoming jet lag and breathing issues in time for the crunch Kai Tak Stadium clash.

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2025 National Games

Hong Kong savour ‘beautiful’ historic National Games rugby sevens gold

City’s men’s team survive second-half scare to clinch victory over Shandong at Kai Tak Stadium, after women beat Shanghai for fifth.

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Julien Bourron scores the breakthrough try for Hong Kong in the rugby sevens final at Kai Tak Stadium. Photo: Sam Tsang
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Editorial | Don’t pass the buck on scalping in Hong Kong

The gouging of loyal fans is a menace which threatens to undermine Hong Kong’s standing as a leading host of international sports events.

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Hong Kong society

Michelle Yeoh, Stray Kids among star line-up for 2025 MAMA Awards in Hong Kong

Asia’s biggest event recognising achievements in K-pop, the 2025 MAMA Awards, will be held on November 28 and 29 at Kai Tak Stadium.

The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Not our job to prevent scalping, Hong Kong football boss tells ticketless fans

Charles Cheung says game against Singapore sold out because ‘our matches are popular’, adds there are no measures to stop ticket reselling.

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Hong Kong’s Sun Ming-him (right) fends off Singapore’s Harhys Stewart during the teams’ 0-0 Asian Cup qualifying stalemate in Singapore in March. Photo: WhatsApp
2025 National Games

Hong Kong new boy’s National Games dreams come true, but after sleepless night

Matthew Rickard crosses in rout of Tianjin as men begin with twin victories, while city’s women on brink after two losses.

Matthew Rickard runs with the ball against Shandong in Hong Kong’s 24-12 win at Kai Tak Stadium on Wednesday. Photo: Elson Li
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Hong Kong footballers to share HK$1 million prize if they beat Singapore

Squad members must play on Tuesday to get a share of the US$129,000, which FA’s CEO Charles Cheung calls ‘a reward and encouragement’.

The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Hong Kong football fans cry foul as Singapore match tickets resold at mark-up

Angry fans ask why real-name registration was abandoned for match at Kai Tak Stadium, amid signs that scalpers took advantage.

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2025 National Games

Haughey and rugby sevens take centre stage for Hong Kong on National Games day 3

City’s big hitters enter the fray, with its most decorated Olympian swimming in Shenzhen and the rugby kicking off at Kai Tak Stadium.

Siobhan Haughey is back and will race in the 200m freestyle on Wednesday. Photo: Edmond So
2025 National Games

National Games giving Hong Kong restaurants, retailers early business boost

Restaurant sector expects 10 per cent increase in trade while shopping centres are planning offers and activities to attract customers.

A big step for visitors taking a picture with a National Games art installation at Kai Tak. Photo: Dickson Lee
2025 National Games

Hong Kong venues ‘ready’ for National Games, city’s No 2 official says

Chief Secretary Eric Chan says Games will showcase Hong Kong’s major-event hosting strength and Greater Bay Area sports collaboration potential.

2025 National Games

Fans inspire Hong Kong to National Games win against ‘overwhelmed’ Guangdong

City’s handball team reach semi-finals for first time, poised for Kai Tak Arena clash with Anhui at 6pm on Saturday.

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