Hong Kong To Get Flower Garden On Disneyland Land

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2018-06-19 HKT 00:39

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  • Commerce Edward Yau (second right) at the Kaleido Park signing ceremony in Noordwijkerhout with Dutch Foreign Trade minister Sigrid Kaag (second left). The agreement is between event organiser Alan Fang (first right) and flower-growing expert Ibo Gülsen (first left). Photo: Courtesy of the Information Services Department

    Commerce Edward Yau (second right) at the Kaleido Park signing ceremony in Noordwijkerhout with Dutch Foreign Trade minister Sigrid Kaag (second left). The agreement is between event organiser Alan Fang (first right) and flower-growing expert Ibo Gülsen (first left). Photo: Courtesy of the Information Services Department

Visitors to Hong Kong will soon have a new attraction in the form of a European flower garden called Kaleido Park. The temporary feature is expected to be sited on land earmarked for the expansion of Hong Kong Disneyland.

Speaking at a signing ceremony on Monday in Holland, between a Hong Kong event organiser and a Dutch flower grower, the Commerce Secretary Edward Yau said the park would be a first.

Yau said the project was in line with government policy to diversify tourist attractions with international appeal. He said the garden tourism project would offer breath-taking floral displays and a unique horticultural experience.

Also present at the ceremony was the Dutch Foreign Trade Minister Sigrid Kaag. Yau said the government would work closely with the Netherlands to make the project a reality.

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