Hong Kong teams up with Monaco yacht club to develop Skytopia’s marina

South China Morning Post - Nov 9, 2026

Hong Kong’s Airport Authority has signed an agreement with the Yacht Club de Monaco to explore an affiliation for its future marina along with other related services as part of its HK$100 billion (US$12.8 billion) Skytopia megadevelopment. The authority, which manages Hong Kong International Airport, revealed on Monday that the collaboration with the Monaco-based yacht club marked a milestone for the Skytopia project. “Its world-class expertise and international network will be beneficial to the...

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