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Hong Kong gears up to host the highly anticipated ocean racing world championships
Anticipation builds for the 2017 Ocean Racing World Championships
With just one month remaining until the 2017 Ocean Racing World Championships, excitement is reaching a fever pitch. Hong Kong is poised to be an exceptional host city, with preparations already demonstrating a high level of dedication and readiness. The event has attracted a remarkable number of participants, and the carefully designed race course promises to highlight the breathtaking natural beauty of Hong Kong's coastal waters. The championships are scheduled to take place over the weekend of November 18th and 19th.
Exclusive Accommodation Package Available
A special offer has been arranged for participants attending the ICF Ocean Racing World Championships who have not yet secured their hotel bookings. This comprehensive package aims to simplify logistics for athletes and support staff. The package fee is USD 450 per person and includes:
Event accreditation
Round-trip airport transportation
Five nights of accommodation
Convenient shuttle bus service between the designated hotel and the competition venue
Lunch provided at the venue on November 18th and 19th
Admission to the official farewell party
Please note: The package fee explicitly excludes the event entry fee. For any questions or further details, please do not hesitate to contact the organizing committee via email at [email protected] The event is proudly organized by the 3rd ICF Canoe Ocean Racing World Championships 2017 Organizing Committee, in conjunction with the 1st ACC Canoe Ocean Racing Asian Championships 2017.
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