Under the epidemic situation, Hong Kong people cannot travel abroad. There is a "STAYCATION" boom in Hong Kong. However, "BUSCATION" is now even more appearing.
The KMB stated that on Sunday (26th), citizens can take the sea tunnel bus 108 for free throughout the day. The route will return to Braemar Hill in the future, and citizens can board and alight unlimited times.
This Sunday (September 26), citizens can take route 108 bus for free, and can get on and off the bus for unlimited times.
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KMB cooperated with the local virtual bank WeLab Bank to invite citizens to take unlimited free rides on designated KMB routes throughout the day for three consecutive weeks.
On this Sunday, citizens will be able to ride KMB's exclusive 108 tunnel bus route for free and unlimited times.
KMB stated that Route 108 is a cross-harbour route operated exclusively by KMB. Passengers are advised to check in at Kai Yip Sports Ground, then visit the homes of the revitalized historic stone house in Kowloon City, and then visit the Cattle Depot Art Village in To Kwa Wan or Causeway Bay. , And finally boarded the "Red Incense Burner Peak" from the Braemar Hill Bus Terminal to take pictures of both sides of Victoria Harbour.
As for the following Sunday (October 3), the KMB 96R between Diamond Hill Station and Sai Kung Wong Shek Pier will be free of charge. This line can reach many hiking trails in Sai Kung and Sai Kung city centre. It is popular for hiking and outings. Citizens welcome.
▼KMB recommends "BUSCATION" attractions▼
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