The University of Hong Kong (HKU) today (Sept. 17) announced that the University will implement a new round of special arrangements for tourist flow management from Sept. 28 to Oct. 10 in view of the anticipated increase in the number of tourists visiting the HKU campus during the National Day Golden Week.
Under the new special arrangements, tourists visiting the campus between 8 a.m. and 8.30 p.m., Monday to Saturday, will be required to make reservations through HKU's online registration platform (https://tourist-registration-form.hku.hk/?lang=en#/pages/index/index) prior to their visit, subject to availability for each session. Tourists visiting the campus outside of the above hours (including Sundays and Public Holidays) are not required to make advance reservations.
Furthermore, starting in October, the duration of each campus guided tour will be extended to 90 minutes, providing visiting tourists ample time to explore the history and facts about each site and the history of HKU in general under the guidance of our student tour guides.
HKU will continue to closely monitor the effectiveness of tourist flow management measures and make necessary adjustments, considering the feedback received from University members and the public.
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