Aberdeen floating restaurant gets starring role in plans for tourism, leisure hub in southern Hong Kong Island

The southern part of Hong Kong Island will be transformed into a tourism and leisure hub including a revitalised Jumbo Floating Restaurant, Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor announced in her policy address on Wednesday.The 44-year-old Aberdeen landmark, which closed for good in March, will be handed over to Ocean Park to turn into a heritage and tourism attraction.A new water taxi service is expected to go through the revitalised district, creating a new day trip experience for…

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