Hong Kong will stage six free sports days from September through December, giving residents opportunities to take part in basketball, volleyball and football activities alongside elite athletes and experienced sports figures.
Lionel Messi is approaching another major crossroads in his international career, with questions growing over whether the Argentina captain will continue playing beyond the next World Cup.
The Hong Kong Rugby Sevens has attracted a sell-out crowd of 40,500 spectators per day across all three days for the first time since 2019, with over 65 percent of attendees travelling from outside Hong Kong to witness the world's premier rugby sevens tournament.
Hong Kong's delegation to the 2026 Asian Games in Doha has delivered the city's best-ever performance, claiming nine gold medals, 15 silver and 12 bronze across disciplines including fencing, cycling, wushu and table tennis.
Manchester City Football Club has announced the establishment of its Asia-Pacific headquarters in Hong Kong, signing a 15-year commitment that will bring commercial operations, youth academy programmes and fan engagement activities to the city.
The Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon has returned to full international participation, attracting a record 73,000 runners including elite fields from 68 countries and setting new records in both the men's and women's open categories.
Hong Kong's e-sports sector has grown 60 percent year-on-year to reach HK$3.8 billion in annual economic output, driven by the launch of the Hong Kong E-Sports Professional League, new venue infrastructure and a surge in corporate sponsorship.
World Aquatics has awarded Hong Kong the right to host the 2028 World Aquatics Championships, the sport's premier global event, marking the first time the championships will be held in Hong Kong and only the second time in Asia.
