A major new attraction opens to the public on Monday in the form of the world's first "Frozen" themed park, at Hong Kong Disneyland. Inspired by the well known animated musical fantasy of the same name, the new World of Frozen offers "the ultimate immersive experience".

And last Thursday, the territory welcomed the luxury cruise ship, Celebrity Solstice, which will call Hong Kong home for the next five months. With a capacity of about 3,000 passengers, the upscale vessel is expected to bring in

up to 30,000 visitors during the period.

Also at the weekend, amid the ongoing campaign to boost night time activity and entertainment, the West Kowloon Cultural District was organising a series of free music shows, with food and drink available.

After 9:45, we look into proposals to strengthen an existing ban on the feeding of wild animals.

9:05am-9:45am: Cruises and events

9:05am-9:15am: Dennis Wong, Project Manager, Vocational Training Council 

9:15am-9:45am: Jeff Bent, Managing Director, Worldwide Cruise Terminals 

9:30am-9:45am: Robert Rogers, Certified Events Professional; Live Events Consultant and Part Time Lecturer in Festival and Live Event Production, HKU Space


9:45am-10:00am: Wild animal feeding ban

9:45am-10:00am Yifu Wang, Postdoc Researcher in Wildlife Law and Conservation Science, HKU

9:45am-10:00am  Suet Mei Wong, Conservation Officer, Hong Kong Bird Watching Society