Originally Posted by
Cathay Boy
Not sure about HK politics, but in the US it's always the tax-payers that end up footing the bill (i.e. money coming out of Government tax revenues, General Fund.) Of course, the argument is that such improvements will bring great commerce to the city, and the residents will eventually benefit when foreign pax come to Hong Kong to live, eat, and spend. And in HKIA's case, I tend to agree.
That makes more sense... But then again HKG is a very crowded place.. Its residents may not want more tourism because its as full as it is..
But who knows.. I do agree that it will bring more commerce, but it will also bring more noise..