Skyline of Shanghai Pudong at sunset
Last December, Hong Kong celebrated the festive season by offering several experiences some of which incorporated technology to provide innovative online adventures. This included 360-degree virtual tours of what was called “Christmas Town”; this virtual landscape of the Central Business District gave online visitors a chance to explore the area complete with iconic buildings and a huge Christmas tree while taking part in interactive escapades.
Amongst the real-world attractions was a stained-glass butterfly that was seven metres tall and more than 350 LED butterflies that formed the first AI-powered butterfly art installation in the world. This unique spectacle was on display will 10th January 2021 at Lee Tung Avenue close to Dorsett Wanchai Hong Kong; it is amongst the Hong Kong hotels with hygiene measures that are designated quarantine hotels for arriving travellers and which offer special 21-night quarantine packages. Such properties also come under the “Anti-Epidemic Hygiene Measures Certification Scheme”; this certification ensures a safe stay for guests and is given by the Hong Kong Quality Assurance Agency for hotels which have adopted stringent health and safety protocols.
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