Back in end 2007, Hong Kong Government has been offering free Wifi service to people through the GovWiFi programme. On 27Mar2008, the service was started officially and Hong Kong Government plans to provide free WiFi service to over 100 locations by mid 2008 and up to 350 locations by mid 2009.
Most of the locations are located in Government buildings, Libraries, Community Centres, Parks, etc. People can connect to this service 1 hour each time and after that limit, you will need to reconnect.
For more information on the programme and the service locations, you may want to visit:
http://www.gov.hk/en/theme/wifi/program/index.htm
Sunday, April 6, 2008
GovWiFi - Free WiFi from Hong Kong Government
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This is REALLY useful information.
We'll be in HK this December again and I'll be d*mned if I pay Four Season for Wifi on top of their already ridiculous room rates when everywhere else in Asia wifi is usually free in hotels.
Thanks for the tip!!! Greatly appreciated.
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