Tue, 11/01/2011 - 09:43 — Anonymous Hongkong Post today (November 1)
announced that selected philatelic products issued by the postal
administrations of Australia, Macau, New Zealand, Portugal, the United
States, the United Kingdom and the United Nations will be put on sale at all
philatelic offices and the Hongkong Post Internet shopping mall ShopThruPost
(www.shopthrupost.hk) from November 3. Details of the philatelic products,
the selling prices and sales quotas for each customer are listed in the
Appendix. Photographs showing these philatelic products are attached. Further
information about these products can be obtained from the Hongkong Post
Stamps website at www.hongkongpoststamps.com, or by calling the Hongkong Post
Philatelic Bureau hotline on 2785 5711. Appendix Sale of overseas philatelic
products
Monday, October 31, 2011
Langham Place Hong Kong
Tue, 11/01/2011 - 07:33 — Anonymous Langham Place Hong Kong is a luxury 5
star hotel found in Mongkok, Kowloon. Find out if this hotel is exactly what
you've been looking for during your stay in Hong Kong.
star hotel found in Mongkok, Kowloon. Find out if this hotel is exactly what
you've been looking for during your stay in Hong Kong.
South China Sea or the Med? Portuguese Macau
Tue, 11/01/2011 - 03:31 — Anonymous Hong Kong's little sister SAR Macau may
be making all the headlines for its bigger than Vegas casino operations but
if you're heading to town to spin the slot machines don't miss out on Macau's
incredible Portuguese heritage....Read Full Post
be making all the headlines for its bigger than Vegas casino operations but
if you're heading to town to spin the slot machines don't miss out on Macau's
incredible Portuguese heritage....Read Full Post
Flag waving, pint drinking and more in Wan Chai
Tue, 11/01/2011 - 01:48 — Anonymous Often overshadowed by its own
reputation for saunas, mama sans and general red light naughtiness, there is
more to Wan Chai than girlie bars. Not only does this remain one of Hong
Kong's best nightlife districts - home to some of the oldest pubs in the city
- but it's got nearly as many skyscrapers as Central, local markets to rival
Mongkok and a handful of historical sights. Among these is the blue house
tenement block- one of the few remaining pre-war, Tong Lau style tenement
blocks - that includes stylish wooden staircases and balconies and Golden
Bauhinia Square - the site of the Hong Kong Handover and a daily flag raising
ceremony by the Hong Kong Police. The monthly flag raising by the Hong Kong
Police Pipe band on the 1st of each month is one of Hong Kong's most
underrated experiences....Read Full Post
reputation for saunas, mama sans and general red light naughtiness, there is
more to Wan Chai than girlie bars. Not only does this remain one of Hong
Kong's best nightlife districts - home to some of the oldest pubs in the city
- but it's got nearly as many skyscrapers as Central, local markets to rival
Mongkok and a handful of historical sights. Among these is the blue house
tenement block- one of the few remaining pre-war, Tong Lau style tenement
blocks - that includes stylish wooden staircases and balconies and Golden
Bauhinia Square - the site of the Hong Kong Handover and a daily flag raising
ceremony by the Hong Kong Police. The monthly flag raising by the Hong Kong
Police Pipe band on the 1st of each month is one of Hong Kong's most
underrated experiences....Read Full Post
HONG KONG WINE AND DINE FESTIVAL CLASSIC WINE PASS SOLD OUT
Mon, 10/31/2011 - 15:29 — Anonymous The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB)
announced today (30 October) that the classic wine passes for the Hong Kong
Wine and Dine Festival at the West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade have been
sold out.
announced today (30 October) that the classic wine passes for the Hong Kong
Wine and Dine Festival at the West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade have been
sold out.
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Hong Kong Halloween Where to Show Off Your Costume
Mon, 10/31/2011 - 02:57 — Anonymous Whether it's trick or treating with the
headless horsemen or dressing up for the costume competition, Hong Kong has
been expanding its Halloween offerings over the years and there are more
places than ever to try out your Ghostbuster costume....Read Full Post
headless horsemen or dressing up for the costume competition, Hong Kong has
been expanding its Halloween offerings over the years and there are more
places than ever to try out your Ghostbuster costume....Read Full Post
Friday, October 28, 2011
THIRD HONG KONG WINE & DINE FESTIVAL OPENS AT WEST KOWLOON WATERFRONT PROMENADE
Fri, 10/28/2011 - 11:06 — Anonymous At the West Kowloon Waterfront
Promenade tonight (27 October), the 2011 Hong Kong Wine and Dine Festival was
officially launched amid the smooth jazz tunes created by famous erhu-player
Jessie Hou and local singer Mimi Lo. Their East-meets-West performances gave
a rousing start to the four-day festival organised by the Hong Kong Tourism
Board (HKTB), which promises to be a feast of the world flavours.
Promenade tonight (27 October), the 2011 Hong Kong Wine and Dine Festival was
officially launched amid the smooth jazz tunes created by famous erhu-player
Jessie Hou and local singer Mimi Lo. Their East-meets-West performances gave
a rousing start to the four-day festival organised by the Hong Kong Tourism
Board (HKTB), which promises to be a feast of the world flavours.
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
VISITOR ARRIVALS TO HONG KONG HIT 30 MILLION IN FIRST THREE QUARTERS OF 2011
Wed, 10/26/2011 - 09:57 — Anonymous The Hong Kong Tourism Board announced
today (25 October) that visitor arrivals to Hong Kong reached 30,423,421 in
the first three quarters of 2011, 16.2% higher when compared to the same
period last year. In September alone, arrivals climbed up by 16.8%
year-on-year to 3,187,091.
today (25 October) that visitor arrivals to Hong Kong reached 30,423,421 in
the first three quarters of 2011, 16.2% higher when compared to the same
period last year. In September alone, arrivals climbed up by 16.8%
year-on-year to 3,187,091.
HONG KONG TOURISM BOARD TEAMS UP WITH TRADE PARTNERS TO PROMOTE LANTAU AS NE-STOPMICE HUB
Mon, 10/03/2011 - 09:19 — Anonymous Lantau Island the biggest island in
Hong Kong holds more than unspoilt greenery, famous attractions, and
multifarious cultural and entertainment options. Its diverse tourism
offerings include also state-of-the-art convention and exhibition facilities,
as well as hotel venues and shopping malls.
Hong Kong holds more than unspoilt greenery, famous attractions, and
multifarious cultural and entertainment options. Its diverse tourism
offerings include also state-of-the-art convention and exhibition facilities,
as well as hotel venues and shopping malls.
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Hong Kong Cricket Sixes 2011 (28 -- 30 October 2011)
Mon, 10/24/2011 - 08:55 — Anonymous Hong Kong Cricket Sixes 2011 (28 -- 30
October 2011) The tournament, famed for its frenetic pace and thrilling
high-scoring action, will welcome some of the game's biggest names as
cricket's world powers battle for Sixes supremacy. From: hongkong Views: 1 0
ratings Time: 00:30 More in Sports
October 2011) The tournament, famed for its frenetic pace and thrilling
high-scoring action, will welcome some of the game's biggest names as
cricket's world powers battle for Sixes supremacy. From: hongkong Views: 1 0
ratings Time: 00:30 More in Sports
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Visa go Surprises@ New Town Plaza
Tue, 06/28/2011 - 15:25 — Anonymous Visa go Surprises@ New Town Plaza Shop
and pay with your Visa card and you could get 'mobbed' with extra rewards! A
flash mob will visit key shopping spots six times a day between 3pm and 9pm
every Saturday from 18 June until 27 August 2011. During each designated hour
on these Saturdays, three lucky spenders will get 'mobbed' and win great
prizes. In addition, these lucky spenders will receive extra rewards if they
paid their bill using their Visa cards! www.discoverhongkong.com From:
hongkong Views: 517 4 ratings Time: 01:01 More in Travel & Events
and pay with your Visa card and you could get 'mobbed' with extra rewards! A
flash mob will visit key shopping spots six times a day between 3pm and 9pm
every Saturday from 18 June until 27 August 2011. During each designated hour
on these Saturdays, three lucky spenders will get 'mobbed' and win great
prizes. In addition, these lucky spenders will receive extra rewards if they
paid their bill using their Visa cards! www.discoverhongkong.com From:
hongkong Views: 517 4 ratings Time: 01:01 More in Travel & Events
Hong Kong Dragon Boat Carnival
Mon, 06/27/2011 - 15:04 — Anonymous Hong Kong Dragon Boat Carnival More
than 30 overseas teams and over 150 local squads took to the waters of iconic
Victoria Harbour for three days of spirited racing during the Hong Kong
Dragon Boat Carnival. The three-day competition included the Sa Sa 2011 Hong
Kong International Dragon Boat Races (17-19 June 2011).
www.discoverhongkong.com From: hongkong Views: 2238 12 ratings Time: 04:16
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than 30 overseas teams and over 150 local squads took to the waters of iconic
Victoria Harbour for three days of spirited racing during the Hong Kong
Dragon Boat Carnival. The three-day competition included the Sa Sa 2011 Hong
Kong International Dragon Boat Races (17-19 June 2011).
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Visa go Surprises @ Langham Place
Wed, 07/06/2011 - 10:14 — Anonymous Visa go Surprises @ Langham Place Shop
and pay with your Visa card and you could get 'mobbed' with extra rewards! A
flash mob will visit key shopping spots six times a day between 3pm and 9pm
every Saturday from 18 June until 27 August 2011. During each designated hour
on these Saturdays, three lucky spenders will get 'mobbed' and win great
prizes. In addition, these lucky spenders will receive extra rewards if they
paid their bill using their Visa cards! www.discoverhongkong.com From:
hongkong Views: 493 2 ratings Time: 01:00 More in Travel & Events
and pay with your Visa card and you could get 'mobbed' with extra rewards! A
flash mob will visit key shopping spots six times a day between 3pm and 9pm
every Saturday from 18 June until 27 August 2011. During each designated hour
on these Saturdays, three lucky spenders will get 'mobbed' and win great
prizes. In addition, these lucky spenders will receive extra rewards if they
paid their bill using their Visa cards! www.discoverhongkong.com From:
hongkong Views: 493 2 ratings Time: 01:00 More in Travel & Events
Visa go Surprises @ Harbour City
Wed, 07/20/2011 - 08:10 — Anonymous Visa go Surprises @ Harbour City Shop
and pay with your Visa card and you could get 'mobbed' with extra rewards! A
flash mob will visit key shopping spots six times a day between 3pm and 9pm
every Saturday from 18 June until 27 August 2011. During each designated hour
on these Saturdays, three lucky spenders will get 'mobbed' and win great
prizes. In addition, these lucky spenders will receive extra rewards if they
paid their bill using their Visa cards! www.discoverhongkong.com From:
hongkong Views: 677 2 ratings Time: 01:01 More in Travel & Events
and pay with your Visa card and you could get 'mobbed' with extra rewards! A
flash mob will visit key shopping spots six times a day between 3pm and 9pm
every Saturday from 18 June until 27 August 2011. During each designated hour
on these Saturdays, three lucky spenders will get 'mobbed' and win great
prizes. In addition, these lucky spenders will receive extra rewards if they
paid their bill using their Visa cards! www.discoverhongkong.com From:
hongkong Views: 677 2 ratings Time: 01:01 More in Travel & Events
Visa go Surprises @ Grand Century Place
Tue, 08/02/2011 - 17:41 — Anonymous Visa go Surprises @ Grand Century Place
Shop and pay with your Visa card and you could get 'mobbed' with extra
rewards! A flash mob will visit key shopping spots six times a day between
3pm and 9pm every Saturday from 18 June until 27 August 2011. During each
designated hour on these Saturdays, three lucky spenders will get 'mobbed'
and win great prizes. In addition, these lucky spenders will receive extra
rewards if they paid their bill using their Visa cards!
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in Travel & Events
Shop and pay with your Visa card and you could get 'mobbed' with extra
rewards! A flash mob will visit key shopping spots six times a day between
3pm and 9pm every Saturday from 18 June until 27 August 2011. During each
designated hour on these Saturdays, three lucky spenders will get 'mobbed'
and win great prizes. In addition, these lucky spenders will receive extra
rewards if they paid their bill using their Visa cards!
www.discoverhongkong.com From: hongkong Views: 355 0 ratings Time: 01:00 More
in Travel & Events
Visa go Surprises @ wtc more
Tue, 08/23/2011 - 13:37 — Anonymous Visa go Surprises @ wtc more Visa go
Surprises 18 June -- 27 August (Every Saturday) Shop and pay with your Visa
card and you could get 'mobbed' with extra rewards! A flash mob will visit
key shopping spots six times a day between 3pm and 9pm every Saturday from 18
June until 27 August 2011. During each designated hour on these Saturdays,
three lucky spenders will get 'mobbed' and win great prizes. In addition,
these lucky spenders will receive extra rewards if they paid their bill using
their Visa cards! From: hongkong Views: 193 1 ratings Time: 01:00 More in
Travel & Events
Surprises 18 June -- 27 August (Every Saturday) Shop and pay with your Visa
card and you could get 'mobbed' with extra rewards! A flash mob will visit
key shopping spots six times a day between 3pm and 9pm every Saturday from 18
June until 27 August 2011. During each designated hour on these Saturdays,
three lucky spenders will get 'mobbed' and win great prizes. In addition,
these lucky spenders will receive extra rewards if they paid their bill using
their Visa cards! From: hongkong Views: 193 1 ratings Time: 01:00 More in
Travel & Events
Visa go Surprises @ iSQUARE
Tue, 08/16/2011 - 08:51 — Anonymous Visa go Surprises @ iSQUARE Visa go
Surprises 18 June -- 27 August (Every Saturday) Shop and pay with your Visa
card and you could get 'mobbed' with extra rewards! A flash mob will visit
key shopping spots six times a day between 3pm and 9pm every Saturday from 18
June until 27 August 2011. During each designated hour on these Saturdays,
three lucky spenders will get 'mobbed' and win great prizes. In addition,
these lucky spenders will receive extra rewards if they paid their bill using
their Visa cards! www.discoverhongkong.com From: hongkong Views: 247 1
ratings Time: 01:01 More in Travel & Events
Surprises 18 June -- 27 August (Every Saturday) Shop and pay with your Visa
card and you could get 'mobbed' with extra rewards! A flash mob will visit
key shopping spots six times a day between 3pm and 9pm every Saturday from 18
June until 27 August 2011. During each designated hour on these Saturdays,
three lucky spenders will get 'mobbed' and win great prizes. In addition,
these lucky spenders will receive extra rewards if they paid their bill using
their Visa cards! www.discoverhongkong.com From: hongkong Views: 247 1
ratings Time: 01:01 More in Travel & Events
The Largest Sculpture made from Lanterns: Going For The Guinness World Record
Mon, 09/05/2011 - 13:33 — Anonymous The Largest Sculpture made from
Lanterns: Going For The Guinness World Record Hong Kong's signature glow
might be neon but during the Mid-Autumn Festival lanterns reprise their
age-old role as the city's favourite form of light. This year, Hong Kong is
pulling out all the stops with 'Lee Kum Kee Lantern Wonderland' in Victoria
Park. Drop by to gape at the centrepiece of the 2011 celebrations -- a
lantern so big it is going for a Guinness World Record -- and hang around to
enjoy the other carnival capers in the park. This giant Mid-Autumn lantern is
the result of a local design competition, organised by the Hong Kong Tourism
Board (HKTB) and supported by the Ambassadors of Design (AoD), Hong Kong
Designers Association (HKDA) and the Hong Kong Institute of Architects
(HKIA). www.discoverhongkong.com From: hongkong Views: 4438 18 ratings Time:
02:00 More in Travel & Events
Lanterns: Going For The Guinness World Record Hong Kong's signature glow
might be neon but during the Mid-Autumn Festival lanterns reprise their
age-old role as the city's favourite form of light. This year, Hong Kong is
pulling out all the stops with 'Lee Kum Kee Lantern Wonderland' in Victoria
Park. Drop by to gape at the centrepiece of the 2011 celebrations -- a
lantern so big it is going for a Guinness World Record -- and hang around to
enjoy the other carnival capers in the park. This giant Mid-Autumn lantern is
the result of a local design competition, organised by the Hong Kong Tourism
Board (HKTB) and supported by the Ambassadors of Design (AoD), Hong Kong
Designers Association (HKDA) and the Hong Kong Institute of Architects
(HKIA). www.discoverhongkong.com From: hongkong Views: 4438 18 ratings Time:
02:00 More in Travel & Events
Hong Kong ∙ Live in London! Food Promotion Preview
Thu, 09/15/2011 - 17:43 — Anonymous Hong Kong ∙ Live in London! Food
Promotion Preview Preview of the Hong Kong ∙ Live in London! Food promotion
at Mews of Mayfair. Mews Head Chef Alan Marchetti is working with Executive
Chef Tsang Chiu King from two Michelin starred restaurant Ming Court of
Langham Place Mongkok, to create a specially crafted Hong Kong menu. From:
hongkong Views: 422 0 ratings Time: 03:13 More in Travel & Events
Promotion Preview Preview of the Hong Kong ∙ Live in London! Food promotion
at Mews of Mayfair. Mews Head Chef Alan Marchetti is working with Executive
Chef Tsang Chiu King from two Michelin starred restaurant Ming Court of
Langham Place Mongkok, to create a specially crafted Hong Kong menu. From:
hongkong Views: 422 0 ratings Time: 03:13 More in Travel & Events
Hong Kong ∙ Live in London! 12-18 September 2011
Thu, 09/15/2011 - 17:53 — Anonymous Hong Kong ∙ Live in London! 12-18
September 2011 The official opening Hong Kong ∙ Live in London! At South
Molton Street W1, 12th September 2011. From: hongkong Views: 838 4 ratings
Time: 02:11 More in Travel & Events
September 2011 The official opening Hong Kong ∙ Live in London! At South
Molton Street W1, 12th September 2011. From: hongkong Views: 838 4 ratings
Time: 02:11 More in Travel & Events
Meetings the World - Aoife's interviews
Mon, 09/19/2011 - 16:38 — Anonymous Meetings the World - Aoife's interviews
Aoife heads to see the views from the stunning G Bar in Hong Kong's IFC
building where she meets residents and MICE industry experts Gilly Wong and
Gareth Gallagher to hear more about the fantastic hospitality that this safe,
vibrant, professional Asian hub has to offer to visiting delegates. From:
hongkong Views: 57 0 ratings Time: 03:00 More in Travel & Events
Aoife heads to see the views from the stunning G Bar in Hong Kong's IFC
building where she meets residents and MICE industry experts Gilly Wong and
Gareth Gallagher to hear more about the fantastic hospitality that this safe,
vibrant, professional Asian hub has to offer to visiting delegates. From:
hongkong Views: 57 0 ratings Time: 03:00 More in Travel & Events
Meetings the World - Chinese Porcelain Painting & Dinner
Mon, 09/19/2011 - 16:49 — Anonymous Meetings the World - Chinese Porcelain
Painting & Dinner On our first night in Hong Kong, Grace and Natalie (the
producer) went off to try our hands at traditional Chinese ceramics at the
House of Gitone, an artist studio/ceramic workshop and incredible restaurant
which is also one of the most peaceful places you will find in central Hong
Kong city. From: hongkong Views: 92 0 ratings Time: 03:46 More in Travel &
Events
Painting & Dinner On our first night in Hong Kong, Grace and Natalie (the
producer) went off to try our hands at traditional Chinese ceramics at the
House of Gitone, an artist studio/ceramic workshop and incredible restaurant
which is also one of the most peaceful places you will find in central Hong
Kong city. From: hongkong Views: 92 0 ratings Time: 03:46 More in Travel &
Events
Meetings the World - Visit to the Peak, The Peak Tower and Madame Tussauds Part 2
Mon, 09/19/2011 - 16:54 — Anonymous Meetings the World - Visit to the Peak,
The Peak Tower and Madame Tussauds Part 2 The Peak Tram and the Peak Tower
might be the most romantic thing you can do in Hong Kong. Its also,
undoubtedly a great way to get a panoramic view of the city, setting yourself
at the same height as some of the city's famous skyscrapers. From: hongkong
Views: 234 1 ratings Time: 03:39 More in Travel & Events
The Peak Tower and Madame Tussauds Part 2 The Peak Tram and the Peak Tower
might be the most romantic thing you can do in Hong Kong. Its also,
undoubtedly a great way to get a panoramic view of the city, setting yourself
at the same height as some of the city's famous skyscrapers. From: hongkong
Views: 234 1 ratings Time: 03:39 More in Travel & Events
Meetings the World - Visits to the Giant Buddha, Po Lin Monastery and Ngong Ping 360, Part 2.
Mon, 09/19/2011 - 16:58 — Anonymous Meetings the World - Visits to the
Giant Buddha, Po Lin Monastery and Ngong Ping 360, Part 2. The Ngong Village
is the gateway from the Giant Buddha to the 360 Ngong Ping cable car
experience that takes you from the top of Lantau back into downtown Hong
Kong. Apart from the conference facilities in the village which Grace
happened to be introduced to, the real highlight was the crystal cabin fully
equipped with a glass bottom, like you are right out of Charlie and the
Chocolate Factory and the Glass Elevator. From: hongkong Views: 141 1 ratings
Time: 04:17 More in Travel & Events
Giant Buddha, Po Lin Monastery and Ngong Ping 360, Part 2. The Ngong Village
is the gateway from the Giant Buddha to the 360 Ngong Ping cable car
experience that takes you from the top of Lantau back into downtown Hong
Kong. Apart from the conference facilities in the village which Grace
happened to be introduced to, the real highlight was the crystal cabin fully
equipped with a glass bottom, like you are right out of Charlie and the
Chocolate Factory and the Glass Elevator. From: hongkong Views: 141 1 ratings
Time: 04:17 More in Travel & Events
Hong Kong International Jazz Festival (25 September -- 2 October 2011)
Tue, 09/20/2011 - 15:16 — Anonymous Hong Kong International Jazz Festival
(25 September -- 2 October 2011) Asia's world city is playing host to more
than 300 jazz musicians from 24 countries at various venues around town.
There are talks and workshops too. From: hongkong Views: 225 3 ratings Time:
01:00 More in Entertainment
(25 September -- 2 October 2011) Asia's world city is playing host to more
than 300 jazz musicians from 24 countries at various venues around town.
There are talks and workshops too. From: hongkong Views: 225 3 ratings Time:
01:00 More in Entertainment
Tuesdays with Morrie (9th-run)
Tue, 09/27/2011 - 15:50 — Anonymous Tuesdays with Morrie (9th-run) Famous
sport reporter, Mitch who insights have faded and for whom the world seems to
have grown colder since graduating from college 20 years ago visits his old
college professor, Morrie, who is sick and nearing the end of his life. Mitch
gets a second chance to have Morrie's lesson every Tuesday. Their rekindled
relationship turns into one final "class": lessons for LIVING. From: hongkong
Views: 129 1 ratings Time: 02:08 More in Entertainment
sport reporter, Mitch who insights have faded and for whom the world seems to
have grown colder since graduating from college 20 years ago visits his old
college professor, Morrie, who is sick and nearing the end of his life. Mitch
gets a second chance to have Morrie's lesson every Tuesday. Their rekindled
relationship turns into one final "class": lessons for LIVING. From: hongkong
Views: 129 1 ratings Time: 02:08 More in Entertainment
World Cultures Festival 2011 - Enchanting Arts of Asia
Thu, 10/06/2011 - 16:07 — Anonymous World Cultures Festival 2011 -
Enchanting Arts of Asia 20 October - 20 November 2011 Celebrating its fourth
edition, this year's World Cultures Festival presents the Enchanting Arts of
Asia. It includes a colourful array of performing arts from Asia showcasing
arts and cultures, as well providing a platform for cultural exchange within
the region. From: hongkong Views: 92 1 ratings Time: 01:00 More in
Entertainment
Enchanting Arts of Asia 20 October - 20 November 2011 Celebrating its fourth
edition, this year's World Cultures Festival presents the Enchanting Arts of
Asia. It includes a colourful array of performing arts from Asia showcasing
arts and cultures, as well providing a platform for cultural exchange within
the region. From: hongkong Views: 92 1 ratings Time: 01:00 More in
Entertainment
Hong Kong Wine and Dine Festival
Thu, 10/13/2011 - 16:41 — Anonymous Hong Kong Wine and Dine Festival Hong
Kong Wine and Dine Festival 27-30.10.2011 at the West Kowloon Waterfront
Promenade The event that landed on Forbes Traveler.com's top 10 international
food and wine festivals in its inaugural year is back to please discerning
travellers and foodies with its intoxicating combination of fine wines,
culinary delights and a stunning harbour backdrop. The third-edition of the
four-day Hong Kong Wine and Dine Festival will be held at the West Kowloon
Waterfront Promenade again, and once more visitors will be treated to the
best in wine, cuisine, live music and entertainment while enjoying one of the
world's most iconic cityscapes. From: hongkong Views: 603 2 ratings Time:
00:31 More in Travel & Events
Kong Wine and Dine Festival 27-30.10.2011 at the West Kowloon Waterfront
Promenade The event that landed on Forbes Traveler.com's top 10 international
food and wine festivals in its inaugural year is back to please discerning
travellers and foodies with its intoxicating combination of fine wines,
culinary delights and a stunning harbour backdrop. The third-edition of the
four-day Hong Kong Wine and Dine Festival will be held at the West Kowloon
Waterfront Promenade again, and once more visitors will be treated to the
best in wine, cuisine, live music and entertainment while enjoying one of the
world's most iconic cityscapes. From: hongkong Views: 603 2 ratings Time:
00:31 More in Travel & Events
Ocean Park Hong Kong
Mon, 08/01/2011 - 02:18 — Anonymous Just added a page about Ocean Park to
the website. Lots of information and pictures of Ocean Park on this page.
I've even added a map of the park so you can see how everything is laid out
in Ocean Park (as of April 2010).
the website. Lots of information and pictures of Ocean Park on this page.
I've even added a map of the park so you can see how everything is laid out
in Ocean Park (as of April 2010).
Search Results
Wed, 10/05/2011 - 07:32 — Anonymous Search Hong Kong Trip Guide
Repulse Bay
Wed, 10/12/2011 - 07:52 — Anonymous Repulse Bay is the most famous beach in
Hong Kong. Find out what attracts so many people to this beach every day.
Hong Kong. Find out what attracts so many people to this beach every day.
The Avenue of the Stars
Wed, 10/12/2011 - 07:18 — Anonymous The Avenue of the Stars honours famous
actors/actresses in the Hong Kong film industry. Find out what stars are a
part of this popular tourist attraction.
actors/actresses in the Hong Kong film industry. Find out what stars are a
part of this popular tourist attraction.
A Symphony of Lights
Wed, 10/12/2011 - 07:20 — Anonymous A Symphony of Lights is a light show
put on nightly in the Victoria Harbour of Hong Kong. Find out what makes this
show so spectacular.
put on nightly in the Victoria Harbour of Hong Kong. Find out what makes this
show so spectacular.
Golden Bauhinia Square
Wed, 10/12/2011 - 07:25 — Anonymous The Golden Bauhinia Square is a
landmark made to commemorate the handing over of Hong Kong to China from
British rule. Arrive early and you might see a flag raising ceremony.
landmark made to commemorate the handing over of Hong Kong to China from
British rule. Arrive early and you might see a flag raising ceremony.
Victoria Peak
Wed, 10/12/2011 - 08:15 — Anonymous The Victoria Peak is one of Hong Kong's
major tourist attractions. Learn why a trip to Hong Kong isn't complete
without a visit to The Peak.
major tourist attractions. Learn why a trip to Hong Kong isn't complete
without a visit to The Peak.
Stanley Hong Kong
Wed, 10/12/2011 - 08:32 — Anonymous Stanley Hong Kong is a town located on
southern Hong Kong Island. Find out what there is to see and do here.
southern Hong Kong Island. Find out what there is to see and do here.
Star Ferry
Wed, 10/12/2011 - 08:34 — Anonymous The Star Ferry is a ferry service that
provides travel across the Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong. Find out where you
can catch a ride across the harbour.
provides travel across the Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong. Find out where you
can catch a ride across the harbour.
Sha Tin Racecourse
Wed, 10/12/2011 - 11:36 — Anonymous The Sha Tin Racecourse is the biggest
horse racing stadium in Hong Kong. Enjoy the excitement of the races and
place your bet on who you think will win!
horse racing stadium in Hong Kong. Enjoy the excitement of the races and
place your bet on who you think will win!
Victoria Harbour
Wed, 10/12/2011 - 08:37 — Anonymous The Victoria Harbour is a natural
harbour that seperates Hong Kong Island from Kowloon. Learn why this is the
biggest tourist attraction in Hong Kong.
harbour that seperates Hong Kong Island from Kowloon. Learn why this is the
biggest tourist attraction in Hong Kong.
Gold Coast Hotel Hong Kong
Mon, 10/17/2011 - 02:47 — Anonymous We've got the information you need on
the Gold Coast Hotel Hong Kong to make your trip to Hong Kong a memorable
one.
the Gold Coast Hotel Hong Kong to make your trip to Hong Kong a memorable
one.
Map of Hong Kong
Fri, 10/14/2011 - 08:50 — Anonymous See our map of Hong Kong complete with
information on all of the major territories in Hong Kong.
information on all of the major territories in Hong Kong.
Oriental 188 Shopping Centre
Fri, 10/14/2011 - 08:53 — Anonymous Learn about the Oriental 188 Shopping
Centre in Hong Kong. The cheapest place in Hong Kong to get your electronics,
video games, movies, computers and more!
Centre in Hong Kong. The cheapest place in Hong Kong to get your electronics,
video games, movies, computers and more!
Hong Kong MTR
Fri, 10/14/2011 - 08:54 — Anonymous Information on the Hong Kong MTR
railway system that spans all over Hong Kong.
railway system that spans all over Hong Kong.
Goldfish Market
Sat, 10/15/2011 - 10:27 — Anonymous Visit the Goldfish Market in Hong Kong
to see all the different kinds of goldfish for sale in this very unique
market. You might even learn something new about goldfish.
to see all the different kinds of goldfish for sale in this very unique
market. You might even learn something new about goldfish.
Hong Kong Shopping
Sat, 10/15/2011 - 10:53 — Anonymous Hong Kong shopping opportunities can be
found almost everywhere in the city. Learn why Hong Kong is considered to be
one of the shopping capitals in the world.
found almost everywhere in the city. Learn why Hong Kong is considered to be
one of the shopping capitals in the world.
Hong Kong Hotels
Sat, 10/15/2011 - 11:17 — Anonymous There are a lot of hotels in Hong Kong
to choose from. Browse our list of Hong Kong hotels and see which one is the
best choice for you.
to choose from. Browse our list of Hong Kong hotels and see which one is the
best choice for you.
Hong Kong Food
Sat, 10/15/2011 - 11:25 — Anonymous Ever wondered what Hong Kong food is
like? See why Hong Kong is considered one of the best places to eat in the
world.
like? See why Hong Kong is considered one of the best places to eat in the
world.
Hong Kong Drink
Sun, 10/16/2011 - 12:12 — Anonymous Wondering what a Hong Kong Drink is
like? Learn about the beverages commonly consumed in Hong Kong.
like? Learn about the beverages commonly consumed in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong Weather
Sun, 10/16/2011 - 12:21 — Anonymous Need to know what Hong Kong weather is
like? We have information on what the weather is like for all 4 seasons in
Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong.
Travel Links
Sun, 10/16/2011 - 12:26 — Anonymous Click to see some useful travel links
to travel related websites.
to travel related websites.
Bridal Tea House Hotel
Sun, 10/16/2011 - 12:49 — Anonymous Information on all the Bridal Tea House
Hotels in Hong Kong.
Hotels in Hong Kong.
Have a travel to Hong Kong question, comment or tip you'd like to share?
Sun, 10/16/2011 - 12:34 — Anonymous Contact us about travel to Hong Kong
and let your voice be heard!
and let your voice be heard!
Cosmopolitan Hotel Hong Kong
Sun, 10/16/2011 - 13:03 — Anonymous Find out if the Cosmopolitan Hotel Hong
Kong has what you're looking for in a hotel for your trip to Hong Kong.
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Sun, 10/16/2011 - 12:53 — Anonymous Looking for cheap Hong Kong hotels?
Take a look at our list of cheap hotels in hong kong and find the right hotel
for you.
Take a look at our list of cheap hotels in hong kong and find the right hotel
for you.
Hong Kong Disneyland Hollywood Hotel
Sun, 10/16/2011 - 13:11 — Anonymous A guide to Disney's Hollywood Hotel in
Hong Kong. Let us help you decide if the Hong Kong Disneyland Hollywood Hotel
is the right stay for you.
Hong Kong. Let us help you decide if the Hong Kong Disneyland Hollywood Hotel
is the right stay for you.
Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel
Sun, 10/16/2011 - 13:16 — Anonymous Information on the Hong Kong Disneyland
Hotel located in the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort.
Hotel located in the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort.
The Hong Kong Peninsula Hotel
Sun, 10/16/2011 - 13:23 — Anonymous The Hong Kong Peninsula Hotel is a
luxurious, world class 5 star hotel in Hong Kong. Learn more about this hotel
here.
luxurious, world class 5 star hotel in Hong Kong. Learn more about this hotel
here.
Hong Kong Hotel Directory
Mon, 10/17/2011 - 03:26 — Anonymous The Hong Kong Hotel Directory is a list
of hotels available for stay in Hong Kong. From 5 star hotels to cheap
hotels, we have the information you need to make an educated decision on your
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of hotels available for stay in Hong Kong. From 5 star hotels to cheap
hotels, we have the information you need to make an educated decision on your
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Park Hotel Hong Kong
Mon, 10/17/2011 - 03:40 — Anonymous Find out if the Park Hotel Hong Kong is
the right hotel for you to stay at during your trip to Hong Kong.
the right hotel for you to stay at during your trip to Hong Kong.
Royal Plaza Hotel Hong Kong
Mon, 10/17/2011 - 03:42 — Anonymous Looking for information on the Royal
Plaza Hotel Hong Kong. We have the information you need to decide if this is
theright hotel for you.
Plaza Hotel Hong Kong. We have the information you need to decide if this is
theright hotel for you.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Last dates for posting Christmas airmail 2011
Thu, 10/20/2011 - 09:08 — Anonymous Hongkong Post today (October 20)
announced the final posting dates for this year's Christmas airmail. To
ensure that airmail items are delivered before Christmas, customers are
requested to post their items on or before the relevant final date of posting
for specific countries. These dates are displayed at all counter offices.
Alternatively, customers may find the information at Hongkong Post's website
at www.hongkongpost.com. The latest posting dates for Christmas airmail to
some of the major destinations are tabulated below: Destination Letters and
Cards Parcels and Packets Asia Pacific Australia December 6 December 6 China,
Mainland December 10 December 10 India December 2 December 2 Indonesia
December 12 December 10 Japan December 13 December 10 Korea, South December
12 December 12 Malaysia December 12 December 12 New Zealand December 10
December 10 Philippines December 9 December 5 Singapore December 14 December
12 Taiwan December 14 December 10 Thailand December 12 December 7 America
Argentina December 9 December 9 Brazil December 10 December 10 Canada
December 6 December 6 Mexico December 10 December 9 USA December 7 December 6
Europe France December 5 December 5 Germany December 7 December 5 Italy
December 12 December 12 Netherlands December 15 December 10 Portugal December
12 December 6 Spain December 10 December 10 Switzerland December 12 December
12 United Kingdom December 8 December 8 Enquiries on the subject can be
directed to the Hongkong Post general enquiry hotline at 2921 2222. A copy of
the "Latest Dates of Posting for Christmas Airmail 2011" is enclosed for
information.
announced the final posting dates for this year's Christmas airmail. To
ensure that airmail items are delivered before Christmas, customers are
requested to post their items on or before the relevant final date of posting
for specific countries. These dates are displayed at all counter offices.
Alternatively, customers may find the information at Hongkong Post's website
at www.hongkongpost.com. The latest posting dates for Christmas airmail to
some of the major destinations are tabulated below: Destination Letters and
Cards Parcels and Packets Asia Pacific Australia December 6 December 6 China,
Mainland December 10 December 10 India December 2 December 2 Indonesia
December 12 December 10 Japan December 13 December 10 Korea, South December
12 December 12 Malaysia December 12 December 12 New Zealand December 10
December 10 Philippines December 9 December 5 Singapore December 14 December
12 Taiwan December 14 December 10 Thailand December 12 December 7 America
Argentina December 9 December 9 Brazil December 10 December 10 Canada
December 6 December 6 Mexico December 10 December 9 USA December 7 December 6
Europe France December 5 December 5 Germany December 7 December 5 Italy
December 12 December 12 Netherlands December 15 December 10 Portugal December
12 December 6 Spain December 10 December 10 Switzerland December 12 December
12 United Kingdom December 8 December 8 Enquiries on the subject can be
directed to the Hongkong Post general enquiry hotline at 2921 2222. A copy of
the "Latest Dates of Posting for Christmas Airmail 2011" is enclosed for
information.
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Save 20% at the Sheraton Hotel & Towers
Wed, 10/05/2011 - 23:33 — Anonymous Book your stay at the luxurious
*Sheraton Hong Kong Hotel & Towers *at least *30 days in advance *and *save
20%* off best available rates. Guests who book 14 days in advance receive a
15% discount. Discounted rates start from *HKD2,465 (USD315) *for a *Tower
Deluxe Room* with *breakfast*, *internet*, and *lounge privileges*. The
"Smart Saver" promotion is available until December 29, 2011.read more
*Sheraton Hong Kong Hotel & Towers *at least *30 days in advance *and *save
20%* off best available rates. Guests who book 14 days in advance receive a
15% discount. Discounted rates start from *HKD2,465 (USD315) *for a *Tower
Deluxe Room* with *breakfast*, *internet*, and *lounge privileges*. The
"Smart Saver" promotion is available until December 29, 2011.read more
USD90 Rooms at Panda Hotel Hong Kong
Wed, 10/05/2011 - 23:30 — Anonymous Book your stay at the 4-star *Panda
Hotel Hong Kong* online and enjoy rates as low as *HKD700 (USD90)* per night
for a *Deluxe Room*. Guests also enjoy* late check-out* until 2pm and a *20%
discount at hotel restaurants*. Room rates are subject to a 10% service
charge. The quoted price is a "Best Available Rate" and available on
select dates through December 22, 2011.read more
Hotel Hong Kong* online and enjoy rates as low as *HKD700 (USD90)* per night
for a *Deluxe Room*. Guests also enjoy* late check-out* until 2pm and a *20%
discount at hotel restaurants*. Room rates are subject to a 10% service
charge. The quoted price is a "Best Available Rate" and available on
select dates through December 22, 2011.read more
Free Business Perks at the Cityview Hotel
Wed, 10/05/2011 - 23:35 — Anonymous The *Cityview Hotel *in *Hong Kong* is
offering a* "Business Package" *until December 31, 2011. The nightly rate
is *HKD1,615 (USD207)* for a luxurious *Executive Room*, *buffet breakfast or
set lunch *for two people, broadband *internet access*, drink coupon, local
calls, newspaper, and *late check-out *until 4pm. A minimum stay of two
nights is required. A service charge of 10% is additional.read more
offering a* "Business Package" *until December 31, 2011. The nightly rate
is *HKD1,615 (USD207)* for a luxurious *Executive Room*, *buffet breakfast or
set lunch *for two people, broadband *internet access*, drink coupon, local
calls, newspaper, and *late check-out *until 4pm. A minimum stay of two
nights is required. A service charge of 10% is additional.read more
Family Package at the Royal Plaza Hotel
Wed, 10/05/2011 - 23:37 — Anonymous The *Royal Plaza Hotel *in* Hong Kong
*is offering a *"Family Package"* until December 31, 2011. The package is
valid for up to* 2 adults and 2 children *and includes luxurious
accommodations, welcome amenities, welcome drink, *dining credit of HKD350
(USD44)*, *internet *access, and a *one-hour walking tour *of Mongkok.
Nightly rates start from* HKD1,080 (USD140)* plus 10% service charge.read
more
*is offering a *"Family Package"* until December 31, 2011. The package is
valid for up to* 2 adults and 2 children *and includes luxurious
accommodations, welcome amenities, welcome drink, *dining credit of HKD350
(USD44)*, *internet *access, and a *one-hour walking tour *of Mongkok.
Nightly rates start from* HKD1,080 (USD140)* plus 10% service charge.read
more
Fly USA – Hong Kong from USD896
Wed, 10/05/2011 - 23:39 — Anonymous *Cathay Pacific Airlines* offers the
lowest fares for direct flights from the *USA *to *Hong Kong*. *Promotional
round-trip fares* are just *USD896 *from *New York*, *USD953 *from *Los
Angeles*, *USD981 *from *Chicago*, and *USD1,000* from *San Francisco*.
Quoted prices are economy fares inclusive of taxes and surcharges.
Promotional fares are available for travel now through December 31, 2011.read
more
lowest fares for direct flights from the *USA *to *Hong Kong*. *Promotional
round-trip fares* are just *USD896 *from *New York*, *USD953 *from *Los
Angeles*, *USD981 *from *Chicago*, and *USD1,000* from *San Francisco*.
Quoted prices are economy fares inclusive of taxes and surcharges.
Promotional fares are available for travel now through December 31, 2011.read
more
Postal services to Canada
Wed, 06/29/2011 - 17:14 — Anonymous Hongkong Post announced today (June 29)
that postal services to Canada, previously affected by strike action taken by
the postal workers' union, have resumed. Nevertheless, owing to the large
volume of backlog that built up during the strike action, Hongkong Post
expects that it may take at least one to two weeks to clear the existing
backlog after the resumption of services. Hence, mail delivery services
(including Speedpost) in Canada will be subject to delay. Customers are
advised to refrain from sending mail to Canada as far as possible until the
services are fully restored to normal.
that postal services to Canada, previously affected by strike action taken by
the postal workers' union, have resumed. Nevertheless, owing to the large
volume of backlog that built up during the strike action, Hongkong Post
expects that it may take at least one to two weeks to clear the existing
backlog after the resumption of services. Hence, mail delivery services
(including Speedpost) in Canada will be subject to delay. Customers are
advised to refrain from sending mail to Canada as far as possible until the
services are fully restored to normal.
Hongkong Post iPhone application
Mon, 06/27/2011 - 09:09 — Anonymous Hongkong Post today (June 27) announced
that a new and free-of-charge Hongkong Post iPhone application would be
available for download from the App Store on June 28. This new iPhone
application provides ease-to-use functionalities for the public to trace
delivery status of mail items, calculate postage and obtain other postal
information anywhere and anytime. Functions of the new iPhone application
include:
* Follow the delivery status of mail items
* Send the delivery status to others via SMS or email
* Input mail item numbers once for subsequent delivery status update
* Locate the nearest post offices and street posting boxes on map
* Find out the opening hours and postal services provided at any post office
* Calculate the postage for local and international mails
* Offer postage comparison for different services
* View the latest notices and press releases of Hongkong Post
* Receive information about the latest promotion offers of Hongkong Post
that a new and free-of-charge Hongkong Post iPhone application would be
available for download from the App Store on June 28. This new iPhone
application provides ease-to-use functionalities for the public to trace
delivery status of mail items, calculate postage and obtain other postal
information anywhere and anytime. Functions of the new iPhone application
include:
* Follow the delivery status of mail items
* Send the delivery status to others via SMS or email
* Input mail item numbers once for subsequent delivery status update
* Locate the nearest post offices and street posting boxes on map
* Find out the opening hours and postal services provided at any post office
* Calculate the postage for local and international mails
* Offer postage comparison for different services
* View the latest notices and press releases of Hongkong Post
* Receive information about the latest promotion offers of Hongkong Post
Further information about the iPhone application can be obtained from the
Hongkong Post website at www.hongkongpost.com, or by calling the Hongkong
Post Hotline 2921 2222. Appendix
Holiday arrangements for HKSAR Establishment Day
Fri, 06/24/2011 - 09:45 — Anonymous Hongkong Post announced today (June 24)
that there will be no mail delivery on the coming HKSAR Establishment Day
public holiday (July 1). All post offices will be closed on that day except
the General Post Office and the Airport Post Office. The business hours of
the two offices will be from 9am to 5pm and 8am to 5pm respectively. One mail
collection will be arranged for all street posting boxes except those located
on outlying islands and in remote areas. For more information, customers can
call the Hongkong Post enquiry hotline on 2921 2222 or visit the Hongkong
Post website at www.hongkongpost.com.
that there will be no mail delivery on the coming HKSAR Establishment Day
public holiday (July 1). All post offices will be closed on that day except
the General Post Office and the Airport Post Office. The business hours of
the two offices will be from 9am to 5pm and 8am to 5pm respectively. One mail
collection will be arranged for all street posting boxes except those located
on outlying islands and in remote areas. For more information, customers can
call the Hongkong Post enquiry hotline on 2921 2222 or visit the Hongkong
Post website at www.hongkongpost.com.
Postal Services to Canada
Thu, 06/16/2011 - 09:42 — Anonymous Hongkong Post announced today (June 16)
that due to strike action taken by the postal workers' union, all postal
services (including Speedpost) to Canada are suspended until further notice.
that due to strike action taken by the postal workers' union, all postal
services (including Speedpost) to Canada are suspended until further notice.
Sale of Mainland and overseas philatelic products
Tue, 06/21/2011 - 10:26 — Anonymous Hongkong Post today (June 21) announced
that annual albums issued by the postal administrations of Australia, Canada,
China, Macao, Singapore, the United Kingdom, the United States and the United
Nations would be put on sale at the General Post Office, Tsim Sha Tsui Post
Office, Sha Tin Central Post Office and Tsuen Wan Post Office. Additionally,
selected philatelic products issued by the postal administrations of
Australia, Canada, Macao, New Zealand, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the
United Nations would be put on sale at all philatelic offices from June 23.
The annual albums and the philatelic products will also be available for sale
at Hongkong Post Internet shopping mall - "ShopThruPost"
(www.shopthrupost.hk). Details of the philatelic products, the selling prices
and sales quota for each customer are listed at Appendix. Photographs showing
these philatelic products are attached. Further information about these
products can be obtained on Hongkong Post Stamps website at
www.hongkongpoststamps.com, or by calling the Hongkong Post Philatelic Bureau
hotline 2785 5711. Appendix Sale of Mainland and overseas philatelic
products.
that annual albums issued by the postal administrations of Australia, Canada,
China, Macao, Singapore, the United Kingdom, the United States and the United
Nations would be put on sale at the General Post Office, Tsim Sha Tsui Post
Office, Sha Tin Central Post Office and Tsuen Wan Post Office. Additionally,
selected philatelic products issued by the postal administrations of
Australia, Canada, Macao, New Zealand, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the
United Nations would be put on sale at all philatelic offices from June 23.
The annual albums and the philatelic products will also be available for sale
at Hongkong Post Internet shopping mall - "ShopThruPost"
(www.shopthrupost.hk). Details of the philatelic products, the selling prices
and sales quota for each customer are listed at Appendix. Photographs showing
these philatelic products are attached. Further information about these
products can be obtained on Hongkong Post Stamps website at
www.hongkongpoststamps.com, or by calling the Hongkong Post Philatelic Bureau
hotline 2785 5711. Appendix Sale of Mainland and overseas philatelic
products.
Special stamp issue - "Chinese idioms and their stories"
Sun, 06/12/2011 - 09:00 — Anonymous Hongkong Post today (June 12) announced
that a set of "children's" stamps on the theme "Chinese idioms and their
stories" will be released for sale together with associated philatelic
products on June 28. Building on the success achieved with the first issue in
2006, Hongkong Post is releasing a second set of stamps aimed specifically to
enhance the knowledge and interest of children in traditional Chinese
culture. The design of these colourful and lively stamps is based on five
idioms and their related stories - "mutual help in hard times", "water drops
wear away rocks", "practice makes perfect", "save to give" and "as deft as a
master butcher". Matching stickers are also available that could be attached
to the souvenir sheet to add to the fun. Official First Day Covers will be
put on sale for $1 each at all post offices effective from June 14.
Meanwhile, the stamps and associated philatelic products will be displayed at
the General Post Office, Tsim Sha Tsui Post Office, Tsuen Wan Post Office and
Sha Tin Central Post Office on the same day. Advance orders for servicing
self-provided covers will be accepted at all philatelic offices from June 14
to 20. Further information may be obtained from the website of Hongkong Post
at www.hongkongpost.com. Appendix Special stamp issue - "Chinese idioms and
their stories".
that a set of "children's" stamps on the theme "Chinese idioms and their
stories" will be released for sale together with associated philatelic
products on June 28. Building on the success achieved with the first issue in
2006, Hongkong Post is releasing a second set of stamps aimed specifically to
enhance the knowledge and interest of children in traditional Chinese
culture. The design of these colourful and lively stamps is based on five
idioms and their related stories - "mutual help in hard times", "water drops
wear away rocks", "practice makes perfect", "save to give" and "as deft as a
master butcher". Matching stickers are also available that could be attached
to the souvenir sheet to add to the fun. Official First Day Covers will be
put on sale for $1 each at all post offices effective from June 14.
Meanwhile, the stamps and associated philatelic products will be displayed at
the General Post Office, Tsim Sha Tsui Post Office, Tsuen Wan Post Office and
Sha Tin Central Post Office on the same day. Advance orders for servicing
self-provided covers will be accepted at all philatelic offices from June 14
to 20. Further information may be obtained from the website of Hongkong Post
at www.hongkongpost.com. Appendix Special stamp issue - "Chinese idioms and
their stories".
Relocation of Lei Tung Post Office
Mon, 06/13/2011 - 09:05 — Anonymous Hongkong Post announced today (June 13)
that the Lei Tung Post Office presently located at Shop No 103, G/F, Lei Tung
Commercial Centre Phase 1, Lei Tung Estate, Ap Lei Chau will be closed down
after the close of business on Saturday, June 18. The new Lei Tung Post
Office will open for business at Shop 303, 305 and 307, Level 3, Lei Tung
Commercial Centre Phase 1, Lei Tung Estate, Ap Lei Chau on June 20 (Monday),
providing the current range of counter services in a barrier free
environment. Business hours will remain unchanged as below: Monday to Friday:
9.30am-5pmSaturday: 9.30am-1pm To make enquiries please contact the Hongkong
Post general enquiry hotline at 2921 2222.
that the Lei Tung Post Office presently located at Shop No 103, G/F, Lei Tung
Commercial Centre Phase 1, Lei Tung Estate, Ap Lei Chau will be closed down
after the close of business on Saturday, June 18. The new Lei Tung Post
Office will open for business at Shop 303, 305 and 307, Level 3, Lei Tung
Commercial Centre Phase 1, Lei Tung Estate, Ap Lei Chau on June 20 (Monday),
providing the current range of counter services in a barrier free
environment. Business hours will remain unchanged as below: Monday to Friday:
9.30am-5pmSaturday: 9.30am-1pm To make enquiries please contact the Hongkong
Post general enquiry hotline at 2921 2222.
Special stamp issue of "Mainland Scenery Series No. 10 - Dunhuang Grottoes" and "The Complete Mainland Scenery Series" stamp sheetlets
Mon, 07/18/2011 - 09:21 — Anonymous Hongkong Post today (July 18) announced
that two stamp sheetlets, "Mainland Scenery Series No. 10 - Dunhuang
Grottoes" and "The Complete Mainland Scenery Series", will be released for
sale together with associated philatelic products on August 2. Stamp
sheetlets based on the theme of Mainland scenery have been issued since 2002
to introduce magnificent geographical landscapes and majestic historical
landmarks in China. Since its debut with "Hukou Waterfall", this series has
been immensely popular over the years among both philatelists and those
interested in cultural heritage. It will now be concluded by "Dunhuang
Grottoes", depicting a cluster of five cave sites, of which the Mogao Caves
are the oldest in history, the grandest in scale and the richest in content.
The Mogao Caves provide sanctuary for some 2 000 painted statues and 45 000
square metres of murals, and were declared by the United Nations Educational,
Scientific and Cultural Organisation as a World Heritage Site in 1987. For
those who might have missed some earlier issues and to celebrate the success
of this classical theme, Hongkong Post has produced a sheetlet that captures
at a glance all the Mainland scenes covered in the series. Official first day
covers of "Mainland Scenery Series No. 10 - Dunhuang Grottoes" as well as
souvenir covers of "The Complete Mainland Scenery Series" will be put on sale
for $1 each at all post offices effective from July 19, while a prestige
version of the latter will be available for $8. The two stamp sheetlets and
associated philatelic products will be displayed at the General Post Office,
Tsim Sha Tsui Post Office, Tsuen Wan Post Office and Sha Tin Central Post
Office on the same day. Advance orders for servicing self-provided covers
will be accepted at all philatelic offices from July 19 to 25. Further
information may be obtained from the website of Hongkong Post at
www.hongkongpost.com. Appendix Special stamp issue of "Mainland Scenery
Series No. 10 - Dunhuang Grottoes" and "The Complete Mainland Scenery Series"
stamp sheetlets.
that two stamp sheetlets, "Mainland Scenery Series No. 10 - Dunhuang
Grottoes" and "The Complete Mainland Scenery Series", will be released for
sale together with associated philatelic products on August 2. Stamp
sheetlets based on the theme of Mainland scenery have been issued since 2002
to introduce magnificent geographical landscapes and majestic historical
landmarks in China. Since its debut with "Hukou Waterfall", this series has
been immensely popular over the years among both philatelists and those
interested in cultural heritage. It will now be concluded by "Dunhuang
Grottoes", depicting a cluster of five cave sites, of which the Mogao Caves
are the oldest in history, the grandest in scale and the richest in content.
The Mogao Caves provide sanctuary for some 2 000 painted statues and 45 000
square metres of murals, and were declared by the United Nations Educational,
Scientific and Cultural Organisation as a World Heritage Site in 1987. For
those who might have missed some earlier issues and to celebrate the success
of this classical theme, Hongkong Post has produced a sheetlet that captures
at a glance all the Mainland scenes covered in the series. Official first day
covers of "Mainland Scenery Series No. 10 - Dunhuang Grottoes" as well as
souvenir covers of "The Complete Mainland Scenery Series" will be put on sale
for $1 each at all post offices effective from July 19, while a prestige
version of the latter will be available for $8. The two stamp sheetlets and
associated philatelic products will be displayed at the General Post Office,
Tsim Sha Tsui Post Office, Tsuen Wan Post Office and Sha Tin Central Post
Office on the same day. Advance orders for servicing self-provided covers
will be accepted at all philatelic offices from July 19 to 25. Further
information may be obtained from the website of Hongkong Post at
www.hongkongpost.com. Appendix Special stamp issue of "Mainland Scenery
Series No. 10 - Dunhuang Grottoes" and "The Complete Mainland Scenery Series"
stamp sheetlets.
Relocation of Lei Tung Post Office
Mon, 06/13/2011 - 09:05 — Anonymous Hongkong Post announced today (June 13)
that the Lei Tung Post Office presently located at Shop No 103, G/F, Lei Tung
Commercial Centre Phase 1, Lei Tung Estate, Ap Lei Chau will be closed down
after the close of business on Saturday, June 18. The new Lei Tung Post
Office will open for business at Shop 303, 305 and 307, Level 3, Lei Tung
Commercial Centre Phase 1, Lei Tung Estate, Ap Lei Chau on June 20 (Monday),
providing the current range of counter services in a barrier free
environment. Business hours will remain unchanged as below: Monday to Friday:
9.30am-5pmSaturday: 9.30am-1pm To make enquiries please contact the Hongkong
Post general enquiry hotline at 2921 2222.
that the Lei Tung Post Office presently located at Shop No 103, G/F, Lei Tung
Commercial Centre Phase 1, Lei Tung Estate, Ap Lei Chau will be closed down
after the close of business on Saturday, June 18. The new Lei Tung Post
Office will open for business at Shop 303, 305 and 307, Level 3, Lei Tung
Commercial Centre Phase 1, Lei Tung Estate, Ap Lei Chau on June 20 (Monday),
providing the current range of counter services in a barrier free
environment. Business hours will remain unchanged as below: Monday to Friday:
9.30am-5pmSaturday: 9.30am-1pm To make enquiries please contact the Hongkong
Post general enquiry hotline at 2921 2222.
Postal services to Canada
Wed, 06/29/2011 - 17:14 — Anonymous Hongkong Post announced today (June 29)
that postal services to Canada, previously affected by strike action taken by
the postal workers' union, have resumed. Nevertheless, owing to the large
volume of backlog that built up during the strike action, Hongkong Post
expects that it may take at least one to two weeks to clear the existing
backlog after the resumption of services. Hence, mail delivery services
(including Speedpost) in Canada will be subject to delay. Customers are
advised to refrain from sending mail to Canada as far as possible until the
services are fully restored to normal.
that postal services to Canada, previously affected by strike action taken by
the postal workers' union, have resumed. Nevertheless, owing to the large
volume of backlog that built up during the strike action, Hongkong Post
expects that it may take at least one to two weeks to clear the existing
backlog after the resumption of services. Hence, mail delivery services
(including Speedpost) in Canada will be subject to delay. Customers are
advised to refrain from sending mail to Canada as far as possible until the
services are fully restored to normal.
Postal Services to Canada
Thu, 06/16/2011 - 09:42 — Anonymous Hongkong Post announced today (June 16)
that due to strike action taken by the postal workers' union, all postal
services (including Speedpost) to Canada are suspended until further notice.
that due to strike action taken by the postal workers' union, all postal
services (including Speedpost) to Canada are suspended until further notice.
Special stamp issue of "Mainland Scenery Series No. 10 - Dunhuang Grottoes" and "The Complete Mainland Scenery Series" stamp sheetlets
Mon, 07/18/2011 - 09:21 — Anonymous Hongkong Post today (July 18) announced
that two stamp sheetlets, "Mainland Scenery Series No. 10 - Dunhuang
Grottoes" and "The Complete Mainland Scenery Series", will be released for
sale together with associated philatelic products on August 2. Stamp
sheetlets based on the theme of Mainland scenery have been issued since 2002
to introduce magnificent geographical landscapes and majestic historical
landmarks in China. Since its debut with "Hukou Waterfall", this series has
been immensely popular over the years among both philatelists and those
interested in cultural heritage. It will now be concluded by "Dunhuang
Grottoes", depicting a cluster of five cave sites, of which the Mogao Caves
are the oldest in history, the grandest in scale and the richest in content.
The Mogao Caves provide sanctuary for some 2 000 painted statues and 45 000
square metres of murals, and were declared by the United Nations Educational,
Scientific and Cultural Organisation as a World Heritage Site in 1987. For
those who might have missed some earlier issues and to celebrate the success
of this classical theme, Hongkong Post has produced a sheetlet that captures
at a glance all the Mainland scenes covered in the series. Official first day
covers of "Mainland Scenery Series No. 10 - Dunhuang Grottoes" as well as
souvenir covers of "The Complete Mainland Scenery Series" will be put on sale
for $1 each at all post offices effective from July 19, while a prestige
version of the latter will be available for $8. The two stamp sheetlets and
associated philatelic products will be displayed at the General Post Office,
Tsim Sha Tsui Post Office, Tsuen Wan Post Office and Sha Tin Central Post
Office on the same day. Advance orders for servicing self-provided covers
will be accepted at all philatelic offices from July 19 to 25. Further
information may be obtained from the website of Hongkong Post at
www.hongkongpost.com. Appendix Special stamp issue of "Mainland Scenery
Series No. 10 - Dunhuang Grottoes" and "The Complete Mainland Scenery Series"
stamp sheetlets.
that two stamp sheetlets, "Mainland Scenery Series No. 10 - Dunhuang
Grottoes" and "The Complete Mainland Scenery Series", will be released for
sale together with associated philatelic products on August 2. Stamp
sheetlets based on the theme of Mainland scenery have been issued since 2002
to introduce magnificent geographical landscapes and majestic historical
landmarks in China. Since its debut with "Hukou Waterfall", this series has
been immensely popular over the years among both philatelists and those
interested in cultural heritage. It will now be concluded by "Dunhuang
Grottoes", depicting a cluster of five cave sites, of which the Mogao Caves
are the oldest in history, the grandest in scale and the richest in content.
The Mogao Caves provide sanctuary for some 2 000 painted statues and 45 000
square metres of murals, and were declared by the United Nations Educational,
Scientific and Cultural Organisation as a World Heritage Site in 1987. For
those who might have missed some earlier issues and to celebrate the success
of this classical theme, Hongkong Post has produced a sheetlet that captures
at a glance all the Mainland scenes covered in the series. Official first day
covers of "Mainland Scenery Series No. 10 - Dunhuang Grottoes" as well as
souvenir covers of "The Complete Mainland Scenery Series" will be put on sale
for $1 each at all post offices effective from July 19, while a prestige
version of the latter will be available for $8. The two stamp sheetlets and
associated philatelic products will be displayed at the General Post Office,
Tsim Sha Tsui Post Office, Tsuen Wan Post Office and Sha Tin Central Post
Office on the same day. Advance orders for servicing self-provided covers
will be accepted at all philatelic offices from July 19 to 25. Further
information may be obtained from the website of Hongkong Post at
www.hongkongpost.com. Appendix Special stamp issue of "Mainland Scenery
Series No. 10 - Dunhuang Grottoes" and "The Complete Mainland Scenery Series"
stamp sheetlets.
Sale of Mainland and overseas philatelic products
Tue, 06/21/2011 - 10:26 — Anonymous Hongkong Post today (June 21) announced
that annual albums issued by the postal administrations of Australia, Canada,
China, Macao, Singapore, the United Kingdom, the United States and the United
Nations would be put on sale at the General Post Office, Tsim Sha Tsui Post
Office, Sha Tin Central Post Office and Tsuen Wan Post Office. Additionally,
selected philatelic products issued by the postal administrations of
Australia, Canada, Macao, New Zealand, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the
United Nations would be put on sale at all philatelic offices from June 23.
The annual albums and the philatelic products will also be available for sale
at Hongkong Post Internet shopping mall - "ShopThruPost"
(www.shopthrupost.hk). Details of the philatelic products, the selling prices
and sales quota for each customer are listed at Appendix. Photographs showing
these philatelic products are attached. Further information about these
products can be obtained on Hongkong Post Stamps website at
www.hongkongpoststamps.com, or by calling the Hongkong Post Philatelic Bureau
hotline 2785 5711. Appendix Sale of Mainland and overseas philatelic
products.
that annual albums issued by the postal administrations of Australia, Canada,
China, Macao, Singapore, the United Kingdom, the United States and the United
Nations would be put on sale at the General Post Office, Tsim Sha Tsui Post
Office, Sha Tin Central Post Office and Tsuen Wan Post Office. Additionally,
selected philatelic products issued by the postal administrations of
Australia, Canada, Macao, New Zealand, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the
United Nations would be put on sale at all philatelic offices from June 23.
The annual albums and the philatelic products will also be available for sale
at Hongkong Post Internet shopping mall - "ShopThruPost"
(www.shopthrupost.hk). Details of the philatelic products, the selling prices
and sales quota for each customer are listed at Appendix. Photographs showing
these philatelic products are attached. Further information about these
products can be obtained on Hongkong Post Stamps website at
www.hongkongpoststamps.com, or by calling the Hongkong Post Philatelic Bureau
hotline 2785 5711. Appendix Sale of Mainland and overseas philatelic
products.
Holiday arrangements for HKSAR Establishment Day
Fri, 06/24/2011 - 09:45 — Anonymous Hongkong Post announced today (June 24)
that there will be no mail delivery on the coming HKSAR Establishment Day
public holiday (July 1). All post offices will be closed on that day except
the General Post Office and the Airport Post Office. The business hours of
the two offices will be from 9am to 5pm and 8am to 5pm respectively. One mail
collection will be arranged for all street posting boxes except those located
on outlying islands and in remote areas. For more information, customers can
call the Hongkong Post enquiry hotline on 2921 2222 or visit the Hongkong
Post website at www.hongkongpost.com.
that there will be no mail delivery on the coming HKSAR Establishment Day
public holiday (July 1). All post offices will be closed on that day except
the General Post Office and the Airport Post Office. The business hours of
the two offices will be from 9am to 5pm and 8am to 5pm respectively. One mail
collection will be arranged for all street posting boxes except those located
on outlying islands and in remote areas. For more information, customers can
call the Hongkong Post enquiry hotline on 2921 2222 or visit the Hongkong
Post website at www.hongkongpost.com.
Special stamp issue - "Chinese idioms and their stories"
Sun, 06/12/2011 - 09:00 — Anonymous Hongkong Post today (June 12) announced
that a set of "children's" stamps on the theme "Chinese idioms and their
stories" will be released for sale together with associated philatelic
products on June 28. Building on the success achieved with the first issue in
2006, Hongkong Post is releasing a second set of stamps aimed specifically to
enhance the knowledge and interest of children in traditional Chinese
culture. The design of these colourful and lively stamps is based on five
idioms and their related stories - "mutual help in hard times", "water drops
wear away rocks", "practice makes perfect", "save to give" and "as deft as a
master butcher". Matching stickers are also available that could be attached
to the souvenir sheet to add to the fun. Official First Day Covers will be
put on sale for $1 each at all post offices effective from June 14.
Meanwhile, the stamps and associated philatelic products will be displayed at
the General Post Office, Tsim Sha Tsui Post Office, Tsuen Wan Post Office and
Sha Tin Central Post Office on the same day. Advance orders for servicing
self-provided covers will be accepted at all philatelic offices from June 14
to 20. Further information may be obtained from the website of Hongkong Post
at www.hongkongpost.com. Appendix Special stamp issue - "Chinese idioms and
their stories".
that a set of "children's" stamps on the theme "Chinese idioms and their
stories" will be released for sale together with associated philatelic
products on June 28. Building on the success achieved with the first issue in
2006, Hongkong Post is releasing a second set of stamps aimed specifically to
enhance the knowledge and interest of children in traditional Chinese
culture. The design of these colourful and lively stamps is based on five
idioms and their related stories - "mutual help in hard times", "water drops
wear away rocks", "practice makes perfect", "save to give" and "as deft as a
master butcher". Matching stickers are also available that could be attached
to the souvenir sheet to add to the fun. Official First Day Covers will be
put on sale for $1 each at all post offices effective from June 14.
Meanwhile, the stamps and associated philatelic products will be displayed at
the General Post Office, Tsim Sha Tsui Post Office, Tsuen Wan Post Office and
Sha Tin Central Post Office on the same day. Advance orders for servicing
self-provided covers will be accepted at all philatelic offices from June 14
to 20. Further information may be obtained from the website of Hongkong Post
at www.hongkongpost.com. Appendix Special stamp issue - "Chinese idioms and
their stories".
Hongkong Post iPhone application
Mon, 06/27/2011 - 09:09 — Anonymous Hongkong Post today (June 27) announced
that a new and free-of-charge Hongkong Post iPhone application would be
available for download from the App Store on June 28. This new iPhone
application provides ease-to-use functionalities for the public to trace
delivery status of mail items, calculate postage and obtain other postal
information anywhere and anytime. Functions of the new iPhone application
include:
* Follow the delivery status of mail items
* Send the delivery status to others via SMS or email
* Input mail item numbers once for subsequent delivery status update
* Locate the nearest post offices and street posting boxes on map
* Find out the opening hours and postal services provided at any post office
* Calculate the postage for local and international mails
* Offer postage comparison for different services
* View the latest notices and press releases of Hongkong Post
* Receive information about the latest promotion offers of Hongkong Post
that a new and free-of-charge Hongkong Post iPhone application would be
available for download from the App Store on June 28. This new iPhone
application provides ease-to-use functionalities for the public to trace
delivery status of mail items, calculate postage and obtain other postal
information anywhere and anytime. Functions of the new iPhone application
include:
* Follow the delivery status of mail items
* Send the delivery status to others via SMS or email
* Input mail item numbers once for subsequent delivery status update
* Locate the nearest post offices and street posting boxes on map
* Find out the opening hours and postal services provided at any post office
* Calculate the postage for local and international mails
* Offer postage comparison for different services
* View the latest notices and press releases of Hongkong Post
* Receive information about the latest promotion offers of Hongkong Post
Further information about the iPhone application can be obtained from the
Hongkong Post website at www.hongkongpost.com, or by calling the Hongkong
Post Hotline 2921 2222. Appendix
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Relocation of Oi Man Post Office
Mon, 07/25/2011 - 09:15 — Anonymous Hongkong Post announced today (July 25)
that the Oi Man Post Office presently located at Shop No. F11AB, 1/F, Oi Man
Shopping Centre, Oi Man Estate, will be closed down after the close of
business on Saturday, July 30. The new Oi Man Post Office will open for
business at Shop No. G13, G/F, Oi Man Shopping Centre, Oi Man Estate, on
Monday, August 1, providing the current range of counter services in a
barrier-free environment. The business hours of Oi Man Post Office will
remain unchanged as below: Monday to Friday: 9.30am - 5pm Saturday: 9.30am -
1pm For further information, please call the Hongkong Post general enquiry
hotline on 2921 2222.
that the Oi Man Post Office presently located at Shop No. F11AB, 1/F, Oi Man
Shopping Centre, Oi Man Estate, will be closed down after the close of
business on Saturday, July 30. The new Oi Man Post Office will open for
business at Shop No. G13, G/F, Oi Man Shopping Centre, Oi Man Estate, on
Monday, August 1, providing the current range of counter services in a
barrier-free environment. The business hours of Oi Man Post Office will
remain unchanged as below: Monday to Friday: 9.30am - 5pm Saturday: 9.30am -
1pm For further information, please call the Hongkong Post general enquiry
hotline on 2921 2222.
Sale of Mainland and overseas philatelic products
Tue, 08/09/2011 - 10:56 — Anonymous Hongkong Post today (August 9)
announced that selected philatelic products issued by the postal
administrations of Australia, Canada, China, New Zealand, the United Kingdom
and Singapore will be put on sale at all philatelic offices and the Hongkong
Post Internet shopping mall "ShopThruPost" (www.shopthrupost.hk) from August
11. Details of the philatelic products, the selling prices and the sales
quota for each customer are listed in the Appendix. Photographs showing these
philatelic products are attached. Further information about these products
can be obtained from the Hongkong Post Stamps website at
www.hongkongpoststamps.com, or by calling the Hongkong Post Philatelic Bureau
hotline at 2785 5711. Appendix Sale of Mainland and overseas philatelic
products.
announced that selected philatelic products issued by the postal
administrations of Australia, Canada, China, New Zealand, the United Kingdom
and Singapore will be put on sale at all philatelic offices and the Hongkong
Post Internet shopping mall "ShopThruPost" (www.shopthrupost.hk) from August
11. Details of the philatelic products, the selling prices and the sales
quota for each customer are listed in the Appendix. Photographs showing these
philatelic products are attached. Further information about these products
can be obtained from the Hongkong Post Stamps website at
www.hongkongpoststamps.com, or by calling the Hongkong Post Philatelic Bureau
hotline at 2785 5711. Appendix Sale of Mainland and overseas philatelic
products.
Commemorative stamp issue - "170th Anniversary of Hong Kong Postal Service"
Wed, 08/10/2011 - 09:14 — Anonymous Hongkong Post today (August 10)
announced that a stamp sheetlet marking the 170th anniversary of the Hong
Kong postal service will be released for sale together with associated
philatelic products on August 25. The first post office was opened in Hong
Kong on August 25, 1841, to provide a safe, reliable and affordable channel
for personal or business communication. Hongkong Post has upheld this
excellent tradition throughout the past 170 years, overcoming countless
operational difficulties and responding tenaciously to new challenges, living
up to its purpose statement of "Linking People, Delivering Business". The
left-hand side of the "170th Anniversary of Hong Kong Postal Service" stamp
sheetlet shows contrasting views of the General Post Office built in 1911 and
the present one that became operational in 1976, and shows the Victorian
pillar street posting box (cast between 1837 and 1901) juxtaposed with its
modern-day version to denote the passage of time. Furthermore, the globe and
hummingbird logo on the right-hand side symbolise Hongkong Post's traditional
strength derived from a wide variety of products and a comprehensive delivery
network, while the postmarks used in 1841 and 2011 subtly underscore the
170th anniversary of the postal service. Official first day covers will be
put on sale for $1 each at all post offices effective from August 11.
Meanwhile, the stamp sheetlet and associated philatelic products will be
displayed at the General Post Office, Tsim Sha Tsui Post Office, Tsuen Wan
Post Office and Sha Tin Central Post Office on the same day. Advance orders
for servicing self-provided covers will be accepted at all philatelic offices
from August 11 to 17. Further information may be obtained from the website of
Hongkong Post at www.hongkongpost.com. Appendix Commemorative stamp issue -
"170th Anniversary of Hong Kong Postal Service".
announced that a stamp sheetlet marking the 170th anniversary of the Hong
Kong postal service will be released for sale together with associated
philatelic products on August 25. The first post office was opened in Hong
Kong on August 25, 1841, to provide a safe, reliable and affordable channel
for personal or business communication. Hongkong Post has upheld this
excellent tradition throughout the past 170 years, overcoming countless
operational difficulties and responding tenaciously to new challenges, living
up to its purpose statement of "Linking People, Delivering Business". The
left-hand side of the "170th Anniversary of Hong Kong Postal Service" stamp
sheetlet shows contrasting views of the General Post Office built in 1911 and
the present one that became operational in 1976, and shows the Victorian
pillar street posting box (cast between 1837 and 1901) juxtaposed with its
modern-day version to denote the passage of time. Furthermore, the globe and
hummingbird logo on the right-hand side symbolise Hongkong Post's traditional
strength derived from a wide variety of products and a comprehensive delivery
network, while the postmarks used in 1841 and 2011 subtly underscore the
170th anniversary of the postal service. Official first day covers will be
put on sale for $1 each at all post offices effective from August 11.
Meanwhile, the stamp sheetlet and associated philatelic products will be
displayed at the General Post Office, Tsim Sha Tsui Post Office, Tsuen Wan
Post Office and Sha Tin Central Post Office on the same day. Advance orders
for servicing self-provided covers will be accepted at all philatelic offices
from August 11 to 17. Further information may be obtained from the website of
Hongkong Post at www.hongkongpost.com. Appendix Commemorative stamp issue -
"170th Anniversary of Hong Kong Postal Service".
Launch of 2011 Mid-Autumn Festival gift sets for Mainland-Hong Kong-Macau Gift Fulfilment Service
Fri, 08/12/2011 - 10:15 — Anonymous Hongkong Post today (August 12)
announced that in collaboration with China Post, Macau Post and Thailand
Post, new 2011 Mid-Autumn Festival gift sets will be available under the
Mainland-Hong Kong-Macau Gift Fulfilment Service from tomorrow (August 13) to
September 4. This is a convenient service for sending a range of gift sets to
recipients in the Mainland, Macau and Hong Kong before the Mid-Autumn
Festival. A total of 23 sets of renowned mooncakes made in Hong Kong, the
Mainland, Macau and Thailand, including traditional lotus seed paste
mooncakes as well as unique durian mooncakes directly imported from Thailand,
will be available for selection as gifts for this Mid-Autumn Festival. In
consideration of customers' health and desire for variety, a series of
fabulous hampers with fresh fruits and premium locally made mooncakes has
also been introduced for this year. The gift sets are reasonably priced from
$128 to $938. Hurry while stocks last! Customers will be able to place orders
for the mooncake gift sets to be sent to over 2,000 cities in the Mainland,
Hong Kong and Macau via the Hongkong Post Internet shopping mall,
ShopThruPost (www.shopthrupost.hk). For orders placed on or before September
4, the products will be delivered on or before the Mid-Autumn Festival on
September 12. In addition, for just $99, customers can purchase White Lotus
Seed Paste Mini Mooncake (originally priced at $168) from a renowned local
brand on the first day (August 13) of the subscription period. With this
one-day special offer, customers can collect their ordered products
conveniently at any one of the six designated post offices from September 1
to 10 to share the joy and happiness with their families and friends during
this festive season. For more information, customers can call the Hongkong
Post enquiry hotline at 2921 2222 or visit the ShopThruPost website at
www.shopthrupost.hk . Appendix
announced that in collaboration with China Post, Macau Post and Thailand
Post, new 2011 Mid-Autumn Festival gift sets will be available under the
Mainland-Hong Kong-Macau Gift Fulfilment Service from tomorrow (August 13) to
September 4. This is a convenient service for sending a range of gift sets to
recipients in the Mainland, Macau and Hong Kong before the Mid-Autumn
Festival. A total of 23 sets of renowned mooncakes made in Hong Kong, the
Mainland, Macau and Thailand, including traditional lotus seed paste
mooncakes as well as unique durian mooncakes directly imported from Thailand,
will be available for selection as gifts for this Mid-Autumn Festival. In
consideration of customers' health and desire for variety, a series of
fabulous hampers with fresh fruits and premium locally made mooncakes has
also been introduced for this year. The gift sets are reasonably priced from
$128 to $938. Hurry while stocks last! Customers will be able to place orders
for the mooncake gift sets to be sent to over 2,000 cities in the Mainland,
Hong Kong and Macau via the Hongkong Post Internet shopping mall,
ShopThruPost (www.shopthrupost.hk). For orders placed on or before September
4, the products will be delivered on or before the Mid-Autumn Festival on
September 12. In addition, for just $99, customers can purchase White Lotus
Seed Paste Mini Mooncake (originally priced at $168) from a renowned local
brand on the first day (August 13) of the subscription period. With this
one-day special offer, customers can collect their ordered products
conveniently at any one of the six designated post offices from September 1
to 10 to share the joy and happiness with their families and friends during
this festive season. For more information, customers can call the Hongkong
Post enquiry hotline at 2921 2222 or visit the ShopThruPost website at
www.shopthrupost.hk . Appendix
Commemorative stamp issue - "170th Anniversary of Hong Kong Postal Service"
Wed, 08/31/2011 - 10:20 — Anonymous Hongkong Post today (August 31)
announced that a set of stamps will be released for sale together with
associated philatelic products on September 15 to commemorate the centenary
of the University of Hong Kong. The University of Hong Kong was formally
incorporated in 1911 and has since been serving as the cradle of community
leaders, prominent entrepreneurs and accomplished professionals. Apart from
nurturing talents who play an indispensable part in shaping the social and
economic development of Hong Kong, the university is also widely recognised
as a stalwart of academic freedom and excellence. The commemorative stamps
show images of the Main Building - a revered heritage building located on the
university campus - as well as some historical items, each of which has a
special place in the journey over time of this celebrated academic
institution. Official first day covers will be put on sale for $1 each at all
post offices effective from September 1. Meanwhile, stamps and associated
philatelic products will be displayed at the General Post Office, Tsim Sha
Tsui Post Office, Tsuen Wan Post Office and Sha Tin Central Post Office on
the same day. Advance orders for servicing self-provided covers will be
accepted at all philatelic offices from September 1 to 7. Further information
can be obtained from the website of Hongkong Post at www.hongkongpost.com.
Appendix Commemorative stamp issue - "Centenary of the University of Hong
Kong".
announced that a set of stamps will be released for sale together with
associated philatelic products on September 15 to commemorate the centenary
of the University of Hong Kong. The University of Hong Kong was formally
incorporated in 1911 and has since been serving as the cradle of community
leaders, prominent entrepreneurs and accomplished professionals. Apart from
nurturing talents who play an indispensable part in shaping the social and
economic development of Hong Kong, the university is also widely recognised
as a stalwart of academic freedom and excellence. The commemorative stamps
show images of the Main Building - a revered heritage building located on the
university campus - as well as some historical items, each of which has a
special place in the journey over time of this celebrated academic
institution. Official first day covers will be put on sale for $1 each at all
post offices effective from September 1. Meanwhile, stamps and associated
philatelic products will be displayed at the General Post Office, Tsim Sha
Tsui Post Office, Tsuen Wan Post Office and Sha Tin Central Post Office on
the same day. Advance orders for servicing self-provided covers will be
accepted at all philatelic offices from September 1 to 7. Further information
can be obtained from the website of Hongkong Post at www.hongkongpost.com.
Appendix Commemorative stamp issue - "Centenary of the University of Hong
Kong".
Commemorative stamp issue - "Centenary of Xinhai Revolution"
Sat, 09/24/2011 - 08:00 — Anonymous Hongkong Post today (September 24)
announced that a set of stamps will be released for sale together with
associated philatelic products on October 10 to commemorate the centenary of
the Xinhai Revolution. Using a newspaper layout design with monochrome
graphics and headlines in red, this set of commemorative stamps highlights
the key figures and events of the Xinhai Revolution and features some of the
important episodes. To commemorate this historic milestone, China Post,
Hongkong Post and Macau Post will also jointly issue a souvenir pack on the
same day. In this joint souvenir pack, three stamp sheetlets issued by the
respective Posts on this stamp theme will be presented in se-tenant style.
Official first day covers will be put on sale for $1 each at all post offices
effective from September 26. Meanwhile, stamps and associated philatelic
products will be displayed at the General Post Office, Tsim Sha Tsui Post
Office, Tsuen Wan Post Office and Sha Tin Central Post Office on the same
day. Advance orders for servicing self-provided covers will be accepted at
all philatelic offices from September 26 to October 2. Further information
can be obtained from the website of Hongkong Post at www.hongkongpost.com.
Appendix Commemorative stamp issue - "Centenary of Xinhai Revolution".
announced that a set of stamps will be released for sale together with
associated philatelic products on October 10 to commemorate the centenary of
the Xinhai Revolution. Using a newspaper layout design with monochrome
graphics and headlines in red, this set of commemorative stamps highlights
the key figures and events of the Xinhai Revolution and features some of the
important episodes. To commemorate this historic milestone, China Post,
Hongkong Post and Macau Post will also jointly issue a souvenir pack on the
same day. In this joint souvenir pack, three stamp sheetlets issued by the
respective Posts on this stamp theme will be presented in se-tenant style.
Official first day covers will be put on sale for $1 each at all post offices
effective from September 26. Meanwhile, stamps and associated philatelic
products will be displayed at the General Post Office, Tsim Sha Tsui Post
Office, Tsuen Wan Post Office and Sha Tin Central Post Office on the same
day. Advance orders for servicing self-provided covers will be accepted at
all philatelic offices from September 26 to October 2. Further information
can be obtained from the website of Hongkong Post at www.hongkongpost.com.
Appendix Commemorative stamp issue - "Centenary of Xinhai Revolution".
Christmas surface mail - latest dates of posting 2011
Thu, 09/15/2011 - 10:14 — Anonymous The latest dates of posting for surface
mail (letters, cards, packets and parcels) intended for delivery before
Christmas Day are shown below. While the dates are provisional, they are
worked out based on the requirements of overseas postal administrations.
These dates are subject to availability of shipping services and may be
altered at short notice. The public are advised to post earlier than the
dates shown. Destination Latest posting date *Asia and the Middle East*
Bahrain November 3 Bangladesh November 8 Brunei Darussalam November 14 China,
Mainland December 9 India November 21 Indonesia November 17 Iran November 14
Israel November 1 Japan November 21 Jordan October 26 Korea, South November
25 Lao PDR November 28 Macau December 12 Malaysia November 28 Myanmar
November 14 Nepal November 21 Oman November 11 Pakistan November 14
Philippines November 17 Saudi Arabia November 14 Singapore November 24 Sri
Lanka November 14 Syria November 2 Taiwan November 24 Thailand November 28
United Arab Emirates November 14 Vietnam November 24 Yemen October 15 Other
countries in Asia and the Middle East November 7 *America (North, Central and
South) and the Caribbean* Argentina October 24 Brazil October 29 Canada
October 25 Chile October 15 Costa Rica November 1 Cuba October 22 Ecuador
October 15 Guatemala October 15 Guyana October 15 Mexico November 9 Panama
October 15 Peru October 15 USA October 21 Uruguay October 15 Venezuela
October 15 The Caribbean:BahamasJamaicaNetherlands Antilles and Aruba
October 15October 15October 15 Trinidad and Tobago October 15 Other
countries in America and the Caribbean October 15 *Europe* Austria October 15
Belgium November 5 Cyprus October 28 Denmark November 4 Estonia October 15
Finland October 25 France October 28 Germany October 22 Gibraltar October 22
Greece October 28 Iceland October 15 Ireland October 22 Italy October 29
Latvia October 15 Lithuania October 15 Malta November 3 Montenegro October 15
Netherlands October 15 Norway October 29 Poland November 4 Portugal October
28 Russia October 15 Serbia October 15 Spain October 22 Sweden November 4
Switzerland October 15 Turkey October 28 United Kingdom October 29 Other
countries in Europe October 15 *Oceania* Australia November 9 Fiji November 2
French Polynesia November 2 Nauru Islands November 2 New Caledonia November 2
New Zealand November 23 Papua New Guinea November 2 Solomon Islands November
2 Other countries in Oceania November 2 *Africa* Botswana October 10 Congo
(Dem. Rep. of the) October 29 Cote d'Ivoire October 15 Egypt November 10
Gambia October 22 Ghana October 15 Kenya October 15 Lesotho October 10
Liberia October 15 Madagascar October 15 Malawi October 15 Mauritius November
13 Morocco October 15 Mozambique October 11 Nigeria October 15 Reunion
November 4 Seychelles October 15 Sierra Leone October 15 South Africa October
31 Sudan October 24 Swaziland October 10 Tanzania October 15 Uganda October
15 Zambia October 15 Zimbabwe October 11 Other countries in Africa October 15
mail (letters, cards, packets and parcels) intended for delivery before
Christmas Day are shown below. While the dates are provisional, they are
worked out based on the requirements of overseas postal administrations.
These dates are subject to availability of shipping services and may be
altered at short notice. The public are advised to post earlier than the
dates shown. Destination Latest posting date *Asia and the Middle East*
Bahrain November 3 Bangladesh November 8 Brunei Darussalam November 14 China,
Mainland December 9 India November 21 Indonesia November 17 Iran November 14
Israel November 1 Japan November 21 Jordan October 26 Korea, South November
25 Lao PDR November 28 Macau December 12 Malaysia November 28 Myanmar
November 14 Nepal November 21 Oman November 11 Pakistan November 14
Philippines November 17 Saudi Arabia November 14 Singapore November 24 Sri
Lanka November 14 Syria November 2 Taiwan November 24 Thailand November 28
United Arab Emirates November 14 Vietnam November 24 Yemen October 15 Other
countries in Asia and the Middle East November 7 *America (North, Central and
South) and the Caribbean* Argentina October 24 Brazil October 29 Canada
October 25 Chile October 15 Costa Rica November 1 Cuba October 22 Ecuador
October 15 Guatemala October 15 Guyana October 15 Mexico November 9 Panama
October 15 Peru October 15 USA October 21 Uruguay October 15 Venezuela
October 15 The Caribbean:BahamasJamaicaNetherlands Antilles and Aruba
October 15October 15October 15 Trinidad and Tobago October 15 Other
countries in America and the Caribbean October 15 *Europe* Austria October 15
Belgium November 5 Cyprus October 28 Denmark November 4 Estonia October 15
Finland October 25 France October 28 Germany October 22 Gibraltar October 22
Greece October 28 Iceland October 15 Ireland October 22 Italy October 29
Latvia October 15 Lithuania October 15 Malta November 3 Montenegro October 15
Netherlands October 15 Norway October 29 Poland November 4 Portugal October
28 Russia October 15 Serbia October 15 Spain October 22 Sweden November 4
Switzerland October 15 Turkey October 28 United Kingdom October 29 Other
countries in Europe October 15 *Oceania* Australia November 9 Fiji November 2
French Polynesia November 2 Nauru Islands November 2 New Caledonia November 2
New Zealand November 23 Papua New Guinea November 2 Solomon Islands November
2 Other countries in Oceania November 2 *Africa* Botswana October 10 Congo
(Dem. Rep. of the) October 29 Cote d'Ivoire October 15 Egypt November 10
Gambia October 22 Ghana October 15 Kenya October 15 Lesotho October 10
Liberia October 15 Madagascar October 15 Malawi October 15 Mauritius November
13 Morocco October 15 Mozambique October 11 Nigeria October 15 Reunion
November 4 Seychelles October 15 Sierra Leone October 15 South Africa October
31 Sudan October 24 Swaziland October 10 Tanzania October 15 Uganda October
15 Zambia October 15 Zimbabwe October 11 Other countries in Africa October 15
"Centenary of Powered Flight in Hong Kong" - Farman Biplane Classic Model Gift Set
Mon, 09/12/2011 - 09:07 — Anonymous Hongkong Post today (September 12)
announced that a unique new philatelic product, "Centenary of Powered Flight
in Hong Kong" - Farman Biplane Classic Model Gift Set, will be put on sale at
37 philatelic offices on September 15. To tie in with the Hong Kong Airlines
Flying Machine Competition 2011 on September 17 in celebration of the 100th
anniversary of aviation development in Hong Kong, an exclusive new philatelic
product, the Farman Biplane Classic Model Gift Set, will be released for sale
on September 15 at all 37 philatelic offices throughout Hong Kong. The gift
set commemorates the historic lift-off of the Farman Biplane at Sha Tin in
the New Territories on March 18, 1911, and contains a $6 stamp sheetlet
entitled "Centenary of Powered Flight in Hong Kong" and issued on March 18
together with the Farman Biplane model. Further information can be obtained
from the website of Hongkong Post at www.hongkongpost.com. Appendix
"Centenary of Powered Flight in Hong Kong" - Farman Biplane Classic Model
Gift Set.
announced that a unique new philatelic product, "Centenary of Powered Flight
in Hong Kong" - Farman Biplane Classic Model Gift Set, will be put on sale at
37 philatelic offices on September 15. To tie in with the Hong Kong Airlines
Flying Machine Competition 2011 on September 17 in celebration of the 100th
anniversary of aviation development in Hong Kong, an exclusive new philatelic
product, the Farman Biplane Classic Model Gift Set, will be released for sale
on September 15 at all 37 philatelic offices throughout Hong Kong. The gift
set commemorates the historic lift-off of the Farman Biplane at Sha Tin in
the New Territories on March 18, 1911, and contains a $6 stamp sheetlet
entitled "Centenary of Powered Flight in Hong Kong" and issued on March 18
together with the Farman Biplane model. Further information can be obtained
from the website of Hongkong Post at www.hongkongpost.com. Appendix
"Centenary of Powered Flight in Hong Kong" - Farman Biplane Classic Model
Gift Set.
Hongkong Post announces "One Person, One Letter" Free Post Day
Fri, 09/30/2011 - 07:50 — Anonymous Hongkong Post will hold "One Person,
One Letter" Free Post Day on October 9, the date marking the establishment of
the Universal Postal Union (UPU) in 1874 and subsequently declared World Post
Day by the UPU Congress in 1969. "Letters are a powerful way to convey tender
love and care. In an era when personal interactions are increasingly
dominated by electronic means, expression by writing carries unique
sentimental meaning. To encourage people to connect to somebody special,
Hongkong Post is pleased to hold the 'One Person, One Letter' Free Post Day
for the eighth consecutive year," said Acting Postmaster General Mr Eddie
Mak. On Free Post Day, everyone may send a letter free of postage to any
designated recipient in Hong Kong. Special collection boxes will be placed at
all post offices (except the two mobile ones) to receive these letters from
October 7 to 9. The letters will be delivered on October 10. Relevant details
are attached. Further information about "One Person, One Letter" Free Post
Day may be obtained from any post office, the website of Hongkong Post at
www.hongkongpost.com, or via the Hongkong Post hotline on 2921 2222. Appendix
One Letter" Free Post Day on October 9, the date marking the establishment of
the Universal Postal Union (UPU) in 1874 and subsequently declared World Post
Day by the UPU Congress in 1969. "Letters are a powerful way to convey tender
love and care. In an era when personal interactions are increasingly
dominated by electronic means, expression by writing carries unique
sentimental meaning. To encourage people to connect to somebody special,
Hongkong Post is pleased to hold the 'One Person, One Letter' Free Post Day
for the eighth consecutive year," said Acting Postmaster General Mr Eddie
Mak. On Free Post Day, everyone may send a letter free of postage to any
designated recipient in Hong Kong. Special collection boxes will be placed at
all post offices (except the two mobile ones) to receive these letters from
October 7 to 9. The letters will be delivered on October 10. Relevant details
are attached. Further information about "One Person, One Letter" Free Post
Day may be obtained from any post office, the website of Hongkong Post at
www.hongkongpost.com, or via the Hongkong Post hotline on 2921 2222. Appendix
Holiday arrangements for the National Day
Fri, 09/23/2011 - 09:09 — Anonymous Hongkong Post announced today
(September 23) that there will be no mail delivery and no mail collection on
the coming public holiday for National Day (October 1). All post offices will
be closed on that day except the General Post Office and the Airport Post
Office. The business hours of the two offices will be from 9am to 5pm and 8am
to 5pm respectively. For more information, customers may call the Hongkong
Post enquiry hotline at 2921 2222 or visit the Hongkong Post website at
www.hongkongpost.com.
(September 23) that there will be no mail delivery and no mail collection on
the coming public holiday for National Day (October 1). All post offices will
be closed on that day except the General Post Office and the Airport Post
Office. The business hours of the two offices will be from 9am to 5pm and 8am
to 5pm respectively. For more information, customers may call the Hongkong
Post enquiry hotline at 2921 2222 or visit the Hongkong Post website at
www.hongkongpost.com.
Holiday arrangements for the day following Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival
Tue, 09/06/2011 - 09:09 — Anonymous Hongkong Post announced today
(September 6) that there will be no mail delivery on the coming public
holiday for the day following the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival (September 13).
All post offices will be closed on that day except the General Post Office
and the Airport Post Office. The business hours of the two offices will be
from 9am to 5pm and 8am to 5pm respectively. One mail collection will be
arranged for all street posting boxes except those located on outlying
islands and in remote areas. For more information, customers can call the
Hongkong Post enquiry hotline on 2921 2222 or visit the Hongkong Post website
at www.hongkongpost.com.
(September 6) that there will be no mail delivery on the coming public
holiday for the day following the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival (September 13).
All post offices will be closed on that day except the General Post Office
and the Airport Post Office. The business hours of the two offices will be
from 9am to 5pm and 8am to 5pm respectively. One mail collection will be
arranged for all street posting boxes except those located on outlying
islands and in remote areas. For more information, customers can call the
Hongkong Post enquiry hotline on 2921 2222 or visit the Hongkong Post website
at www.hongkongpost.com.
Hongkong Post unveils exciting new stamps for 2012
Thu, 09/22/2011 - 14:15 — Anonymous Hongkong Post today (September 22)
announced details of the Special Stamps Issuing Programme 2012 and the 2012
Local Standing Order Service (LSOS). Hongkong Post's 2012 special stamp
issues centre around the delights in everyday life. Issues like "Hong Kong
Festivals", "Hong Kong Delicacies", "Hong Kong Insects II", "Working Dogs in
Government Service" and "Hong Kong, China - France Joint Issue on Art" all
relate to us while celebrating the dynamic lifestyle in our cosmopolitan
city. At the same time, the "Heartwarming Stamps (2006 version) Mini-pane
with Fragrance" and "12 Western Zodiac Signs" stamp issues will bring you
loads of fun with their unique designs. To dedicated philatelists, the "Year
of the Dragon" and "World Heritage in China Series No. 1: The Great Wall" are
the ones to watch out for as they are the first special stamps of the fourth
Lunar New Year Animal Series and the World Heritage in China Series
respectively. The Programme also includes various first-ever associated stamp
products, which help to spice up the fun of philately. The first-ever silk
stamp sheetlet under the "Year of the Dragon" and the "Gold and Silver Stamp
Sheetlet on Lunar New Year Animals - A Complete Collectible Set" will
undoubtedly pump up the New Year atmosphere. The new edition mini-pane of the
2006 "Heartwarming Stamps" with a new layout and an aromatic twist is bound
to melt your heart with rose fragrance. In addition, the first-ever
shield-shaped stamp in the stamp sheetlet of "The 150th Anniversary of the
Queen's College" commemorates the anniversary of the first government school
in Hong Kong. The themes and topics were carefully selected from among 110
different entries and meticulously developed from 98 initial designs by the
Stamp Advisory Committee in a series of meetings held throughout 2010 and
into 2011. Advance orders for the Programme may be placed with effect from
today through Hongkong Post's LSOS, and those who do so from September 22 to
October 25 are eligible to join an incentive scheme and receive attractive
gifts. Customers using the Stamp OnNet online ordering service will also
enjoy extra rewards as well as an extended period to take advantage of the
incentive scheme until October 31. Further information about the special
stamp issues and related products can be obtained from any post office and
from the Hongkong Post website at www.hongkongpost.com, or by calling the
Hongkong Post Philatelic Bureau hotline at 2785 5711. Appendix 1 Appendix 2
announced details of the Special Stamps Issuing Programme 2012 and the 2012
Local Standing Order Service (LSOS). Hongkong Post's 2012 special stamp
issues centre around the delights in everyday life. Issues like "Hong Kong
Festivals", "Hong Kong Delicacies", "Hong Kong Insects II", "Working Dogs in
Government Service" and "Hong Kong, China - France Joint Issue on Art" all
relate to us while celebrating the dynamic lifestyle in our cosmopolitan
city. At the same time, the "Heartwarming Stamps (2006 version) Mini-pane
with Fragrance" and "12 Western Zodiac Signs" stamp issues will bring you
loads of fun with their unique designs. To dedicated philatelists, the "Year
of the Dragon" and "World Heritage in China Series No. 1: The Great Wall" are
the ones to watch out for as they are the first special stamps of the fourth
Lunar New Year Animal Series and the World Heritage in China Series
respectively. The Programme also includes various first-ever associated stamp
products, which help to spice up the fun of philately. The first-ever silk
stamp sheetlet under the "Year of the Dragon" and the "Gold and Silver Stamp
Sheetlet on Lunar New Year Animals - A Complete Collectible Set" will
undoubtedly pump up the New Year atmosphere. The new edition mini-pane of the
2006 "Heartwarming Stamps" with a new layout and an aromatic twist is bound
to melt your heart with rose fragrance. In addition, the first-ever
shield-shaped stamp in the stamp sheetlet of "The 150th Anniversary of the
Queen's College" commemorates the anniversary of the first government school
in Hong Kong. The themes and topics were carefully selected from among 110
different entries and meticulously developed from 98 initial designs by the
Stamp Advisory Committee in a series of meetings held throughout 2010 and
into 2011. Advance orders for the Programme may be placed with effect from
today through Hongkong Post's LSOS, and those who do so from September 22 to
October 25 are eligible to join an incentive scheme and receive attractive
gifts. Customers using the Stamp OnNet online ordering service will also
enjoy extra rewards as well as an extended period to take advantage of the
incentive scheme until October 31. Further information about the special
stamp issues and related products can be obtained from any post office and
from the Hongkong Post website at www.hongkongpost.com, or by calling the
Hongkong Post Philatelic Bureau hotline at 2785 5711. Appendix 1 Appendix 2
Launch of Hongkong Post's EC-Ship online portal
Mon, 09/26/2011 - 09:17 — Anonymous Hongkong Post today (September 26)
announced the launch of Hongkong Post's EC-Ship online portal. To promote and
support the growth of e-commerce, Hongkong Post launched the new EC-Ship
online portal today to provide a one-stop selling and shipping solution to
online sellers. Customers are no longer required to prepare a manual address
pack and customs declaration and affix stamps onto each item before posting.
They can simply prepare shipping labels via this EC-Ship online portal and
have the option of using four types of international mail service, namely the
e-Express Service to the US, Standard Speedpost, Air Registration and Air
Parcel service. All mail items prepared via the EC-Ship online portal can be
posted at 26 bulk acceptance counters. Functions of the new EC-Ship online
portal include: * Provide all-in-one shipping labels, which include posting
information and customs declaration, for four types of international
services; * Provide an online credit card payment function; * Offer features
and postage comparison of four types of international services; * Provide an
electronic copy of Certificate of Posting; * Provide an online
track-and-trace service; and * Maintain address books and posting records
online. Further information about the EC-Ship online portal can be obtained
from the EC-Ship website at www.ec-ship.hk, or by calling the Hongkong Post
General Enquiry Hotline 2921 2222.
announced the launch of Hongkong Post's EC-Ship online portal. To promote and
support the growth of e-commerce, Hongkong Post launched the new EC-Ship
online portal today to provide a one-stop selling and shipping solution to
online sellers. Customers are no longer required to prepare a manual address
pack and customs declaration and affix stamps onto each item before posting.
They can simply prepare shipping labels via this EC-Ship online portal and
have the option of using four types of international mail service, namely the
e-Express Service to the US, Standard Speedpost, Air Registration and Air
Parcel service. All mail items prepared via the EC-Ship online portal can be
posted at 26 bulk acceptance counters. Functions of the new EC-Ship online
portal include: * Provide all-in-one shipping labels, which include posting
information and customs declaration, for four types of international
services; * Provide an online credit card payment function; * Offer features
and postage comparison of four types of international services; * Provide an
electronic copy of Certificate of Posting; * Provide an online
track-and-trace service; and * Maintain address books and posting records
online. Further information about the EC-Ship online portal can be obtained
from the EC-Ship website at www.ec-ship.hk, or by calling the Hongkong Post
General Enquiry Hotline 2921 2222.
Sale of overseas philatelic products
Tue, 09/27/2011 - 09:15 — Anonymous Hongkong Post today (September 27)
announced that selected philatelic products issued by the postal
administrations of Australia, Canada, Macau, New Zealand, the United Kingdom
and the United States will be put on sale at all philatelic offices and the
Hongkong Post Internet shopping mall "ShopThruPost" (www.shopthrupost.hk)
from September 29. Details of the philatelic products, the selling prices and
the sales quota for each customer are listed at Appendix. Photographs showing
these philatelic products are attached. Further information about these
products can be obtained on the Hongkong Post Stamps website at
www.hongkongpoststamps.com, or by calling the Hongkong Post Philatelic Bureau
hotline on 2785 5711. Appendix Sale of overseas philatelic products.
announced that selected philatelic products issued by the postal
administrations of Australia, Canada, Macau, New Zealand, the United Kingdom
and the United States will be put on sale at all philatelic offices and the
Hongkong Post Internet shopping mall "ShopThruPost" (www.shopthrupost.hk)
from September 29. Details of the philatelic products, the selling prices and
the sales quota for each customer are listed at Appendix. Photographs showing
these philatelic products are attached. Further information about these
products can be obtained on the Hongkong Post Stamps website at
www.hongkongpoststamps.com, or by calling the Hongkong Post Philatelic Bureau
hotline on 2785 5711. Appendix Sale of overseas philatelic products.
Holiday arrangements for the Chung Yeung Festival
Wed, 09/28/2011 - 09:17 — Anonymous Hongkong Post announced today
(September 28) that there will be no mail delivery on the upcoming public
holiday for Chung Yeung Festival (October 5). All post offices will be closed
that day except the General Post Office and the Airport Post Office. The
business hours of the two offices will be from 9am to 5pm and 8am to 5pm
respectively. One mail collection will be arranged for all street posting
boxes except those located on the outlying islands or in remote areas. For
more information, customers may call the Hongkong Post enquiry hotline at
2921 2222 or visit the Hongkong Post website at www.hongkongpost.com.
(September 28) that there will be no mail delivery on the upcoming public
holiday for Chung Yeung Festival (October 5). All post offices will be closed
that day except the General Post Office and the Airport Post Office. The
business hours of the two offices will be from 9am to 5pm and 8am to 5pm
respectively. One mail collection will be arranged for all street posting
boxes except those located on the outlying islands or in remote areas. For
more information, customers may call the Hongkong Post enquiry hotline at
2921 2222 or visit the Hongkong Post website at www.hongkongpost.com.
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