Hong Kong-based designers are reimagining Hong Kong’s historic tram and the ever-popular ferries to see what public transit could look like in a world after the Covid-19 pandemic.

In Hong Kong, trams offer a ride like no others Since 1904, trams have ferried passengers across Hong Kong, a former British colony that returned to Chinese rule in 1997.

Called “ding ding” by locals, the 1920s tram is one of Hong Kong icons. And now visitors on holiday can take a special TramOramic tour.

Touring Hong Kong via its iconic trams, the Ding Ding, and some famous filmmakers.

On the 120th anniversary of the day Hong Kong Tramways began operation, we take a look at the iconic vehicles that trundle through the city’s streets.

Hong Kong's Peak Tram is a fixture in the memories of many residents and tourists, ferrying passengers up Victoria Peak for a bird's eye view of the city's many skyscrapers.

Alliance Française de (AFHK) and Tramplus, a sister company of Tramways, teamed up for a joint Tram Design Competition.

Called “ding ding” by locals, the 1920s tram is one of Hong Kong icons. And now visitors on holiday can take a special TramOramic tour.

Hong Kong's Peak Tram is a fixture in the memories of many residents and tourists, ferrying passengers up Victoria Peak for a bird's eye view of the city's many skyscrapers.

Hong Kong’s Peak Tram is a fixture in the memories of many residents and tourists, ferrying passengers up Victoria Peak for a bird’s eye view of the city’s many skyscrapers. Enthusiasts and ...