2023-05-03 20:31:47
In response to the government’s “Hello, Hong Kong!” and “Happy Hong Kong” activities, AIA Hong Kong (AIA) will launch corresponding activities, among which free tickets to the “Hong Kong Observation Wheel” will be given out on the 20th and 21st of this month for the public to use on the spot. There is no upper limit on the number. After a four-year absence until December, one of the largest outdoor events in Hong Kong, the “AIA Carnival”, will return and is expected to attract over a million visitors.
Following last Saturday’s Hong Kong Cinema Day, where people can enjoy entertainment at a reasonable price, citizens will have the opportunity to ride the Ferris Wheel for free this month. AIA announced that it will give out free tickets to the “Hong Kong Observation Wheel” on May 20 and 21. Members of the public can go to the Ferris Wheel ticket office to obtain same-day tickets and ride the Ferris Wheel for free. There is no upper limit on the number of tickets, and the actual situation will depend on the capacity of the Ferris Wheel and the opening hours.
AIA Carnival to resume this year
The “AIA Carnival”, which was suspended due to the epidemic, will be held again this year. AIA revealed that the event will span Christmas, New Year’s Eve and Chinese New Year. This year continues with a number of popular and new rides and booth games for the chance to win stuffed animals, street performances and more new experiences are also expected. Carnival details will be announced when tickets go on sale in late September.
The General Assembly held the countdown to the opening of the event yesterday. Fung Wai Cheong, CEO of AIA Hong Kong and Macau, said that the past “AIA Carnival” has brought happy memories to citizens and tourists every time. This year, he hopes to provide the public with “Hello, Hong Kong!” Joy, it is expected that the carnival spans multiple festivals and holidays and can attract more than one million people. AIA Hong Kong and Macau Ambassador and Hong Kong female flying fish He Shibei said that when the “AIA Carnival” was held in the past, she was unable to visit because she was competing or training in other places. friends to play.
Originally published on AM730 https://www.am730.com.hk/local/aia responds to Hello Hong Kong-Happy Hong Kong-520-521 Free ride on the Hong Kong Ferris Wheel/374878?utm_source=yahoorss&utm_medium=referral
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