Hong Kong has welcomed two new giant pandas, An An and Ke Ke, gifted by Beijing. The arrival of the five-year-old pandas, along with the recent birth of twins and their father, Le Le, brings the city’s panda population to six. This influx is expected to drive a significant increase in tourism, with officials encouraging businesses to capitalize on the ‘panda economy’.
The arrival of panda twins in Hong Kong has sparked excitement and promises to boost the city’s tourism appeal. Experts suggest leveraging the pandas for branding, merchandise, and even decorating planes, while Ocean Park prepares to care for the growing panda family.
Ocean Park celebrated the achievements of its Seahorse Rangers program at the Ocean Park Conservation Carnival, recognizing the dedication of over 3,500 students and teachers involved in conservation efforts. The event showcased student-led projects promoting recycling, low carbon living, and biodiversity protection.
