Hong Kong publishes 2025 annual report featuring Kai Tak Sports Park
The Hong Kong government has released its annual report 'Hong Kong 2025', covering administration, legislation, economy and policy achievements. The cover features the Kai Tak Sports Park, which hosted major events drawing over 7 million visitors. The 440-HKD book is available online and in print.
The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government announced on 30 October 2026 that its latest annual report, Hong Kong 2025, is now on sale. The publication provides an overview of the territory's administration, legislation, legal system and economy over the past year, detailing government policies, achievements and development progress.
The cover of Hong Kong 2025 features the Kai Tak Sports Park, which opened in 2025. Described as the largest sports infrastructure project in Hong Kong's history, the park offers world-class multi-purpose sports and recreational facilities. It hosted numerous large-scale events during the year, attracting more than 7 million visits.
Inside the report, 10 sets of photo galleries contain over 130 images. Themes include the Kai Tak Sports Park as a flagship venue for Hong Kong's ambition to become a 'city of mega events'; the 15th National Games and the 12th National Para Games and 9th Special Olympics, which Hong Kong co-hosted with Guangdong and Macau for the first time; displays of 'new-quality productivity' advanced technology and the blending of old and new in intangible cultural heritage; improvements in district governance aimed at fostering harmonious communities; and a selection of Hong Kong tourist hotspots under the 'tourism everywhere' initiative.
Hong Kong 2025 is priced at 440 Hong Kong dollars per copy. It can be purchased through the online Government Bookstore at www.bookstore.gov.hk or in person at the Publications Sales Unit of the Information Services Department, located at Room 626, 6/F, North Point Government Offices, 333 Java Road, North Point. Orders may also be placed by calling the Publications Sales Unit at 2537 1910, submitting an order form on the Information Services Department website, faxing the form to 2523 7195, or emailing [email protected].