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Beijing Olympic tickets on sale in HK

www.chinanews.cn 2007-06-05 10:04:42

(Source: Xinhua)

HONG KONG, June 5 - Tickets for the 2008 Olympics will go on sale on
Tuesday in Hong Kong, said the China Travel Service (Hong Kong) Ltd (CTS)
on Monday.
As the official ticket agent of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, CTS said
they will accept ticket reservation from 5 June, including ticket
reservation for Opening and Closing ceremonies and all other sports
session.
According to CTS, all Hong Kong Identity Card holders are eligible to
reserve and purchase the tickets. Each applicant can only reserve one
opening and one closing ceremonies tickets. For other events, each
applicant can reserve up to four tickets per sessions. For Equestrian
events in Hong Kong, each applicant can reserve up to 10 tickets per
session.
Beside the face value of the tickets, CTS is permitted by BOCOG to
collect a handling fee. Details are available from CTS website.

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