Hong Kong urged to position Greater Bay Area as equine hub, grow racing tourism
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The Hong Kong Jockey Club has urged Hong Kong to position the Greater Bay Area as a leading equine hub under its first five-year plan, proposing a distinctive racing circuit for mainland Chinese and international tourists. The club submitted the proposal to the government, noting that the equine industry is already a strategic economic driver under national planning frameworks. This initiative could boost tourism and economic development in the region.
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Proposed formation of a racing circuit for tourists
The Hong Kong Jockey Club urged Hong Kong to position the Greater Bay Area as a leading equine hub under its first five-year plan.
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The equine industry had already been identified as a strategic economic driver under national planning frameworks.
Opinion- Proposed formation of a racing circuit for tourists
- Equine industry as a strategic economic driver
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Loaded language removedThe Hong Kong Jockey Club has urged the city to position the Greater Bay Area as a leading equine hub under its first five-year plan, proposing the formation of a distinctive racing circuit for both mainland Chinese and international tourists.
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The equine industry had already been identified as a strategic economic driver under national planning frameworks.
OpinionThe Hong Kong Jockey Club urged Hong Kong to position the Greater Bay Area as a leading equine hub under its first five-year plan.
South China Morning PostThe club proposed forming a distinctive racing circuit for both mainland Chinese and international tourists.
South China Morning PostThe club made a submission to the government on Thursday.
South China Morning Post