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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1989

'INCREASED NUMBERS

TRADE AND INFLUENTIAL THE TRAVEL OF THE

COME AND EXPERIENCE HONG KONG CONSUMER MEDIA HAVE BEEN INVITED TO

FACILITIES FIRST-HAND AND REPORT ON THE MANY NEW ATTRACTIONS, TOURIST AND HOTEL DEVELOPMENTS TO GENERATE HONG KONG," HE SAID.

MORE INTEREST IN TRAVELLING TO

SAID WITH

A

SLOW-DOWN

IN VISITOR

AND ARRIVALS MR BARROW

COUNTRIES WHICH HAD INVESTED STIFFER COMPETITION FROM NEIGHBOURING

WAS ACUTELY AWARE HEAVILY IN THEIR TOURISM PROMOTIONS, THE INDUSTRY THAT IT NEEDED THE SUPPORT OF THE GOVERNMENT, LEGISLATIVE COUNCILLORS,

WHOLE TO ENSURE THAT AS WELL AS THE COMMUNITY AS A CONTINUE TO BE HONG KONG'S THIRD-LARGEST EARNER OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

TOURISM WOULD

FOUR BILLS INTRODUCED

*

FOUR BILLS WERE INTRODUCED FOR FIRST

AND SECOND READINGS IN

THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL MEETING TODAY (WEDNESDAY}.

AND

BILL 1989; THE MERCHANT THEY WERE THE RECOGNITION OF TRUSTS SHIPPING (AMENDMENT BILL 1989; THE CRIMES (AMENDMENT) BILL 1989;

HOSPITALS, NURSING THE

MATERNITY HOMES REGISTRATION I AMENDMENT) BILL 1989. DEBATES ON THE BILLS WERE ADJOURNED,

HOMES

AND

MOVED BY

THE CHIEF

THE ACTING SECRETARY

THE COUNCIL

ALSO

PASSED TWO

MOTIONS,

BY

SECRETARY UNDER THE PENSIONS ORDINANCE AND FOR ECONOMIC SERVICES UNDER THE TELEPHONE ORDINANCE.

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