Sports TravelThis year’s Cyclothon adds sports and wellness festival.

On your bike: Hong Kong is ready to ride again

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HKTB aims to further promote Hong Kong as a sports and leisure tourism destination.
HKTB aims to further promote Hong Kong as a sports and leisure tourism destination. Photo Credit: HKTB

Hong Kong is ready to race ahead with new sports and wellness-themed events added to this year’s Cyclothon carnival.

Organised by the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB), the Sun Hung Kai Properties (SHKP), Hong Kong Cyclothon will take place 13 October.

The cycling routes have been enhanced to provide an even better cycling experience to attract more participants to ride across the Hong Kong cityscape.

New cycling routes, including tunnels and bridges, have been designed for two cycling events: the 50km and 32km rides which have expanded to the West Kowloon Cultural District (WKCD).

HKTB will host a new carnival at the WKCD incorporating elements of sports, large-scale photo-worthy installations, and a cycling-themed market.

Dane Cheng, Executive Director of HKTB, said, “A wellness and health-centric lifestyle has become an emerging trend for in-depth tourism.

“Leveraging the Cyclothon, HKTB aims to further promote Hong Kong as a sports and leisure tourism destination.”

Last year, together with SHKP's top-up donations, the event raised HK$1.3 million to support services for cardiovascular disease, dementia patients and their carers through The Community Chest of Hong Kong.

new routes including four tunnels and three bridges for the 50km ride and Ting Kau Bridge for 32km ride added.

Also returning this year is the Family Fun Ride on a 1km segment of Salisbury Road. Three hundred participants will get a chance to ride on roads where cyclists are normally not allowed.

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