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SHKP cheers Beijing Olympic torch relay


27 April 2008
 
Sun Hung Kai Properties (SHKP) is part of the Hong Kong Welcomes the Torch campaign and is asking 27,000-plus employees, over 270,000 SHKP Club members, residents and tenants to dress in red or wear red accessories when the Olympic flame arrives this Friday. There is also a series of activities planned at SHKP malls to celebrate the Games, and SHKP's Royal Park Hotel in Sha Tin is ready to be Hong Kong's first Olympic Village to provide accommodation for equestrian athletes.

Cheering for mainland China

SHKP is fully behind the Beijing Olympics, cheering with the people of Hong Kong to welcome the torch relay when the territory hosts the first leg of relay in mainland China. It is encouraging its 27,000-plus employees, over 270,000 SHKP Club members and residents and retail and commercial tenants of its developments to dress in red or wear red accessories on the day of the torch relay. Footage of the relay will be broadcast live at selected SHKP malls and a series of activities at apm in Kowloon East, New Town Plaza in Sha Tin and wtc more in Causeway Bay will keep the Olympic spirit alive.

Olympic Countdown at SHKP malls

SHKP malls will hold a 100-day countdown to the Games. New Town Plaza will have a fashion show on April 30 with appearances by former Olympic gold medalists, and an Olympic light display at Sun Hung Kai Centre will add to the festivities.

Royal Park Hotel – First Hong Kong Olympic Village

SHKP's Royal Park Hotel has been designated as Hong Kong's first Olympic Village. It will provide premium accommodation for over 300 athletes and support staff during the equestrian events. Major Olympic promotions are being held at SHKP malls, residential estates and office developments, accompanied by extensive publicity including large billboards, newspaper ad, posters and promotional leaflets.
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