Old Kai Tak Airport, New Kai Tak Cruise Terminal and fortune telling

Kai Tak Airport to Kai Tak Cruise Terminal 

In the past Kai Tak meant airport in Hong Kong. 

Today it means the new cruise terminal in Hong Kong. 

From the reclaimed land to Kai Tak Airport in 1920

Kowloon’s old Kai Tak Airport was built in 1926 on the reclaimed land.  It was famous because it was a dangerous in-city airport, which was surrounded by hills and buildings.  

However, fortune tellers (Fung Shui experts) emphasized that the busy Kai Tak Airport was the ‘heart’ of Hong Kong.  It pumped the blood for Hong Kong’s prosperous economy.   

Busy airport to no-man land after 1998

The old Kai Tak Airport was emptied when Hong Kong got a new airport at Chak Lap Kok Island in 1998.  It became a quiet no-man land with some decaying buildings for about 10 years!  

Fortune tellers described that it was a heart failure.  It lost the important function.  So Hong Kong economy became sluggish.

NO-man land to Kai Tak Cruise Terminal in 2013

Later Hong Kong Government decided to build a Kai Tak Cruise Terminal on the old runway.  It opens in June 2013.  The berths can even accommodate the biggest cruises in the world.

  
Lots of cruises, cruise passengers and tourists are going to bring vibrancy to Hong Kong’s economy.  Fortune tellers reiterate that the new terminal can bring good luck to Hong Kong.  Do you believe in them?

If YOUR cruise will berth at the Kai Tak Cruise Terminal and YOU are looking for the private guide for YOUR private shore excursion, YOU can contact Frank the tour guide for private shore excursion planning!

YOU may also browse easy and enjoyable tour options for the YOUR private shore excursion in Hong Kong and Macau!

See YOU in at the Kai Tak Cruise Terminal in Hong Kong!