Rosanna Law Shuk-pui

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Hong Kong to Step Up Enforcement Against Coerced Shopping, Unlicensed Guides During Labour Day Golden Week

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Hong Kong to Step Up Enforcement Against Coerced Shopping, Unlicensed Guides During Labour Day Golden Week

Hong Kong's tourism secretary Rosanna Law Shuk-pui announced stepped-up enforcement against coerced shopping, unlicensed tour guides and unfair sales practices during the Labour Day golden week holiday (May 1-5). The government expects 980,000 mainland travellers, a 7% increase from last year, with hotel occupancy exceeding 90%. The Travel Industry Authority will increase patrols to protect visitors and the Agriculture Department will manage crowds at countryside hotspots.

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Business·25.04.2026Résumé IA

Hong Kong to Step Up Enforcement Against Coerced Shopping, Unlicensed Guides During Labour Day Golden Week

Hong Kong will increase law enforcement against coerced shopping, unlicensed tour guides and unfair sales practices during China's Labour Day golden week (May 1-5), Tourism Secretary Rosanna Law announced. The city expects 980,000 mainland visitors, a 7% increase from last year, with hotel occupancy rates projected to exceed 90%.

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Rugby fans old and new celebrate ‘best weekend of the year’ at Hong Kong Sevens

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Rugby fans old and new celebrate ‘best weekend of the year’ at Hong Kong Sevens

Cheers, music, and lights broke through the roof of the Kai Tak Stadium on Friday as fans old and new joined the opening day of the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens for the “best weekend of the year”. Following eight hours of action, 21 matches, and hundreds of points, the city’s Sports Minister Rosanna Law Shuk-pui and former Australian rugby player Michael Hooper performed the traditional “eye-dotting” ceremony for five dragons on the pitch at the start of a thumping opening ceremony. Accompanied...

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