Every new policy address gets debated, supported or pondered by various stakeholders across the broad spectrum of Hong Kong. This could range from the “what’s in it for me” perspective to deep considerations of the impact and influence of the unveiled plans on large companies, institutions and policy bodies and how they operate.
Externally, it could get picked over by friend and foe alike for clues as to future policy directions and implications for trade, commerce, financial operations, logistics and tourism.
Here, I would like to focus on the cultural heritage of Hong Kong related to Chinese martial arts, as a tourism magnet and special branding opportunity.
The chief executive’s latest policy address deals broadly with this area…
