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Over 2,000 restaurants and merchants will provide dining offers on October 1, as part of a rich array of special offers covering public transport, culture, arts and leisure to be rolled out to celebrate the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China with the public, the government said on Monday. The MTR will give away 77,000 e-single-journey rides through a lucky draw on…

The government announced on Monday that over 2,000 restaurants and merchants across Hong Kong will offer dining deals on October 1, marking the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. The MTR will give away 77,000 e-single-journey rides through a lucky draw, while the public can take free rides on all passenger tram routes and several ferry routes, including Star Ferry and Fortune Ferry, on the national holiday. Children using specific payment methods can ride most daytime franchised bus routes for free.

Greater Bay Airlines will provide ticket offers, allowing passengers to buy flight tickets for all non-charter routes at 77% of the original fare. Moviegoers can enjoy half-price discounts on cinema tickets, and free admission is available at various leisure facilities, museums, and the Hong Kong Wetland Park. The Hong Kong Jockey Club will host the National Day Raceday at Sha Tin Racecourse, with free entry to both Sha Tin and Happy Valley racecourses.

Ngong Ping 360 and Ocean Park Hong Kong will offer discounted tickets, while The Peak Tram and Madame Tussauds Hong Kong will provide souvenirs to ticket holders while supplies last.

The Environmental Protection Department will offer double points to those who recycle through its community recycling network, and shopping malls and department stores will roll out deals on dining, consumption, and parking. Full details of these offers can be found on the dedicated website (www.nationalday77.gov.hk).

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