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 HARTCO
congratulates Macau bid for WFTGA 15 convention
2013
On behalf of the HARTCO Executive Board &
Secretariat,
we wish you all a Prosperous New Year!!
Advance
information: Special opening hours of the
popular Chinese temples/places of worship during
2011 Chinese New Year Period
Sik Sik Yuen Wong
Tai Sin Temple
Opening hours during Chinese New Year period
2 February: 7am - 5:30pm and 9pm - 6:30pm on
3 February (Open overnight)
4 – 17 February: 7am – 6:30pm
Other days: 7am - 5:30pm
Remarks:
- Tai Shui Yuenchen Hall in Sik Sik Yuen
Wong Tai Sin Temple will be closed on 2 and
3 Feb 2011
- Tai Shui Yuenchen Hall regular opening
hours: 8am-5pm
Che Kung Temple, Sha Tin
Opening hours during Chinese New Year 2011:
2 February: 7am - 6pm and 11pm - 5:30pm on 3
February (Open overnight)
4 February: 7am - 5:30pm and 11pm - 5:30pm
on 5 February (Open overnight)
6 - 21 February: 7am - 5:30pm
Other days: 7am - 6pm
The newly constructed Sixty Tai Shui Hall
and God of Wealth Hall are opened for public
visit
Yuen Yuen Institute,
Tsuen Wan
Opening hours: 9am - 5pm daily
Lam Tsuen Wishing Trees, Tai Po
Opening hours: 7am - 6pm daily (Lam Tsuen Tin
Hau Temple)
Man Mo Temple, Central
Opening hours during Chinese New Year 2011:
2 February: 7am – 7pm on 3 February (Open
overnight)
4 – 6 February: 7am - 6pm
Other days: 8am - 6pm
(Information is subject to change without
notice)
Re-gilding
of Golden Bauhinia Sculpture in Wan Chai
Please be advised that
there will be re-gilding works to be carried
out at the Golden Bauhinia Square in Wanchai
starting from 15 November.
The Tourism Commission announced that the
re-gilding works of the Golden Bauhinia
Sculpture at the Golden Bauhinia Square in
Wan Chai will be carried out from 15
November 2010 (Monday) to 22 December 2010
(Wednesday). During the above
period, the sculpture will be completely
covered, but the Golden Bauhinia Square and
the nearby waterfront promenade will remain
open to the public. Visitors can continue to
visit the Reunification Monument and attend
the regular flag-raising ceremonies staged
at Golden Bauhinia Square.
City Forum
Discussion on cheap tours for mainlanders
http://programme.rthk.hk/rthk/tv/programme.php?name=tv/city_forum&d=2010-07-25&m=episode
Certificates recognised by the TIC and relevant examinations
Holders of the following categories of certificates have to attend the relevant examinations or activities, and meet the application requirements to be eligible to apply to the TIC for the Tourist Guide Pass. There are six categories of certificates recognised by the TIC:
Category I: Certificate of the "Tour Coordinator Certificate Course" issued by Hong Kong Tourism Board (formerly known as "Hong Kong Tourist Association"), Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education (IVE) (Chai Wan) (formerly known as "Hong Kong Technical College (Chai Wan)") and Hong Kong Association of Registered Tour Coordinators. Applicants must pass the TIC's written examination on 19 Oct 2010.
Category III: Certificate of the "Tour Coordinator Training Course" issued by Certificate of the Hong Kong Tourist Association (now known as "Hong Kong Tourism Board") Hong Kong Tourist Association (now known as "Hong Kong Tourism Board") Applicants must pass the TIC's written and practical examinations on 19 Oct 2010 and 20 Oct 2010.
 Application Form
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