Hong Kong’s troubled Ocean Park: time to let the government run the show

Hong Kong has gone through two chaotic years, roiled first by social unrest and then a global pandemic. The city’s economy is at a standstill, not just for private businesses but also public corporations like Ocean Park.
Due to poor management, among other reasons, Ocean Park has been suffering losses for consecutive years. Its troubles have been compounded by the park’s temporary closure during the Covid-19 outbreak. The park’s operation was suspended for 237 days last year. The latest closure…

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