Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee vowed to host a ‘successful financial summit’ in November amid a competing event in Singapore in the same period
Hong Kong’s financial services sector expects the new “0+3” medical surveillance scheme for overseas arrivals to give the city a fresh start, but asserts that the government must do more ahead of a major industry summit in November.
The arrangement, which takes effect from September 26, will have travellers from overseas or Taiwan stay in their own homes or hotel of their choice in the city for three days of medical surveillance, replacing the previous three-day hotel quarantine restriction.
