Hong Kong begins a five-day long weekend break for the Easter and Ching Ming Festival holidays on Friday, with authorities expecting busy inbound and outbound travel during the period.
Mainland China marks the festival, also known as tomb-sweeping day, between Friday and Sunday.
For Hongkongers remaining in the city and visitors from the mainland and elsewhere, the South China Morning Post lists key activities open to the public.
Mainland China marks the festival, also known as tomb-sweeping day, between Friday and Sunday.
For Hongkongers remaining in the city and visitors from the mainland and elsewhere, the South China Morning Post lists key activities open to the public.
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