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Hong Kong launches yacht scheme to boost economy

Hong Kong is launching a new initiative to boost its yacht economy, allowing five yachts registered in Guangdong to sail into its waters starting Friday. This Southbound Yacht Travel Scheme aims to simplify navigation for mainland vessels into Hong Kong. The Marine Department will increase patrols, with officials dismissing concerns about potential ecological impacts. AI

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Hong Kong launches yacht scheme to boost economy

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Matthew Cheng ·

    5 Guangdong-registered yachts to sail into Hong Kong as southbound scheme launches

    Five Guangdong-registered yachts will sail into Hong Kong waters on Friday when the Southbound Yacht Travel Scheme launches, the city’s marine chief has said, adding that officers will step up patrols. A ceremony marking the scheme’s maiden voyages will also take place. The launc…