Travelers wait for high-speed trains at Hong Kong West Kowloon Station on April 4, 2026 morning, the second day of the five-day Easter break. (SHADOW LI / CHINA DAILY)
Hong Kong’s airport, West Kowloon Station and other key ports buzzed with crowds of travelers as the city went into a five-day break for the Easter and Qing Ming Festival, also known as tomb-sweeping day, holidays on Friday.
While flocks of travelers were seen leaving the city, many others arrived from various countries and regions.
Shadow Li and Shamim Ashraf of China Daily took the photos on Friday and Saturday.
Outgoing travelers arrive at the Hong Kong International Airport to catch their flights on April 3, 2026, when the Easter break got underway. (SHAMIM ASHRAF / CHINA DAILY)Travelers wait to check in at the Hong Kong International Airport on April 3, 2026, when the Easter break got underway. (SHAMIM ASHRAF / CHINA DAILY)Travelers come out of the arrival hall at the Hong Kong International Airport on April 3, 2026, when the Easter break got underway. (SHAMIM ASHRAF / CHINA DAILY)
