Hong Kong will cancel the two-decade-old “A Symphony of Lights” within the year, with the South China Morning Post learning that the fixture will be replaced with immersive projections across various districts to upgrade the city’s offerings.
The revamp is among a raft of new tourism measures announced in finance chief Paul Chan Mo-pop’s latest budget, with others including a push for Hong Kong to become a destination for study tours and a HK$200 million (US$25.6 million) fund to revitalise…
Hong Kong 2026-27 budget: ‘Symphony of Lights’ to go dark under tourism revamp
