Today, Wan Chai is a very busy commercial district. New high-rise commercial buildings are built on the northern shoreline where the sea was reclaimed.
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The Hong Kong Convention Centre was built from 1994 to 1997.
It housed the handover ceremonies in July 1997 and is now a major venue for
international conferences and events.
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| Hong Kong Convention Centre |
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The extension portion to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre was constructed on a reclaimed 6,5 ha island site.
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The Hong Kong Convention Centre with its bird-like sculptured roof framed in steel
dominates the Victoria Harbour.
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| Hong Kong Convention Centre |
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The Star Ferry, a Hong Kong ferry service, operates two routes from the Hong Kong Convention Centre
across the Victoria Harbour.
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| Hong Kong Convention Centre |
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Hong Kong island skyline (Causeway Bay and North Point)
seen from Hong Kong Convention Centre.
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| Hong Kong island skyline |
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Shui On Centre building has an impressive design including a
facade with a Sapphire Blue reflective glass curtain wall.
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| Shui On Centre |
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The Grand Hyatt Hotel's immediate neighbourhood is the Central Plaza (on the right)
building. The Grand Hyatt Hong Kong hotel is conveniently interconnected with the Hong Kong
Conventions and Exhibition Centre.
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| Grand Hyatt Hotel |
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The Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre is one of the two major convention and
exhibition venues in Hong Kong, along with AsiaWorld-Expo.
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| Hong Kong Convention Centre |
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Aqua Luna is a traditional Chinese junk operated as a floating luxury lounge.
It offers Victoria Harbour cruises that include snacks and beverages.
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| Aqua Luna |
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