Hong Kong hopes to begin Victoria Park Tennis Centre redevelopment by 2030

South China Morning Post - Sep 19, 2026

The Hong Kong government hopes to begin redeveloping the Victoria Park Tennis Centre by 2030, the sports minister has said, stressing the city needs to host higher-tier tournaments and create another multi-purpose venue. Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism Rosanna Law Shuk-pui said on Saturday that authorities were conducting feasibility studies on upgrading the popular tennis facility in Causeway Bay and hoped to begin work within the time frame covered by the city’s new five-year...

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