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Singapore uses subsidies to attract performers to hold concerts Chief Executive: Public funds must be spent appropriately
Chief Executive Li Ka-chiu said that the government will continue to actively promote the event economy and believes that large-scale events can drive the growth of multiple industries and the economy.
Asked whether he would follow Singapore’s example in using subsidies to attract famous performers to hold concerts in Hong Kong, Li said public funds must be used appropriately.
Li Jiachao also pointed out that the proportion of Hong Kong residents traveling abroad during the long holidays is higher than the number of inbound tourists. This has been the norm for many years. After the epidemic, there were retaliatory releases, making the proportion even greater.
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