Hong Kong government announces plans to redevelop Victoria Park tennis facilities to host larger tournaments
Hong Kong will redevelop Victoria Park's tennis facilities to potentially host larger tournaments in the future. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu announced the plan during his annual Policy Address, aiming to strengthen promotion of sports and mega-events; Hong Kong currently holds rights to WTA and ATP 250 events, including the Prudential Hong Kong Open.
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- 01Victoria Park tennis facilities will be redeveloped to potentially host larger tournaments.
- 02Plan announced by Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu during the annual Policy Address.
- 03Hong Kong currently holds rights to WTA and ATP 250 tournaments, including the Prudential Hong Kong Open.
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