Panda Mania sweeps Hong Kong

Panda Mania sweeps Hong Kong as naming contest is underway for first locally-born cubs
Panda fever has gripped the world once again, this time in Hong Kong where residents compete to name the city’s first locally born giant panda cubs.
AP PHOTOS: 6-month-old twin panda cubs climb and sleep at their debut in Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s youngest celebrities, a pair of six-month-old panda cubs, met with their adoring fans in their first public appearance, on Sunday.
Move over Moo Deng! Hong Kong’s panda cubs are ready to go viral to get tourists back
Hong Kong bets on its baby pandas to boost its lackluster tourism industry and revive an economy that’s struggling to regain momentum.
Baby panda frenzy is Hong Kong’s big bet to get tourists back
The upcoming public debut of the cubs at Ocean Park will serve as a litmus test, with hopes they will spark a viral moment. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Hong Kong aims to boost its tourism through the public debut of six panda cubs, expecting to draw large crowds at Ocean Park. This initiative comes amid efforts to recover from the pandemic and other setbacks,
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Huge crowds gathered in Hong Kong to get a glimpse of Elder Sister and Little Brother
Baby panda cub twins capture hearts as crowds arrive for their public debut
Hong Kong’s youngest celebrities, twin 6-month-old panda cubs, have made their first public appearance before adoring fans. (AP video Alice Fung)
Twin panda cubs climb and sleep at their debut in Hong Kong (AP VIDEO)
Hong Kong’s youngest celebrities, twin 6-month-old panda cubs, made their first public appearance before adoring fans Sunday.
Hong Kong’s Ocean Park plans panda museum to drive craze for city’s bear family
We have many stories to tell,' chairman Paulo Pong says of the project, ahead of Sunday's debut of 'Elder Sister' and ...
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Hong Kong’s newborn twin pandas ‘stable but still fragile’, says Ocean Park head
Ocean Park’s chief has given Hongkongers a much-awaited update on the giant panda twins born in the city four days ago, saying they are stable but still fragile and vowing to provide further ...