FIFA Museum Kicks Off in Hong Kong This May

The FIFA Museum is delighted to announce the forthcoming launch of a new special exhibition in Hong Kong presented in collaboration with Asia Partners. The six-month showcase will open to the public on 28 May 2026 at Times Square in Causeway Bay, bringing the magic of football to East Asia ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ in Canada, Mexico and the United States.

FIFA Museum, Zurich

Showcasing the global game’s rich heritage in one of Asia’s most vibrant cultural hubs, the exhibition invites visitors on an immersive journey into the history of the biggest sport in the world. Featuring a selection of original objects, trophies, multimedia installations and captivating stories curated by the FIFA Museum, the new exhibition in Hong Kong will celebrate the most memorable FIFA World Cup™ moments and unforgettable FIFA Women’s World Cup™ milestones.

FIFA Museum, Zurich

Visitors will experience the FIFA Museum’s iconic The Rainbow – a visually striking installation comprising the jerseys of all 211 FIFA Member Associations, which celebrates the beautiful game’s global reach and diversity, as well as its ability to connect people and nations. Meanwhile, for even more memories, emotions and inspiration around the World Cup, a purpose-built cinema space screening the FIFA Museum’s popular short films The Final and The Path of Champions will be available. Building on its global perspective, the exhibition will also feature curated original objects and stories connected to football in Asia and Hong Kong.

Marco Fazzone, Managing Director of the FIFA Museum, said: “We are excited to present ‘FIFA Museum Hong Kong’ and to bring the rich heritage and culture of the global game to audiences in this wonderful city. This special exhibition represents another important step in our mission to share the magic of football with everyone around the world. By presenting original objects and their stories from our official FIFA Museum collection, we look forward to offering visitors in Hong Kong a fantastic chance to experience football’s fascinating history, unforgettable moments and iconic teams and players that have shaped the game.”

Filipe Gonçalves, Chairman of Asia Partners, added: “Asia Partners is proud to bring the FIFA Museum to Hong Kong and to collaborate on this exciting international project. The exhibition will offer local football fans, cultural enthusiasts, kids and families, as well as tourists in Hong Kong and across the region, a unique opportunity to experience the rich heritage and global story of international football. We are very excited to contribute to making this cultural initiative possible and to welcoming it to Hong Kong.”

Tickets for the exhibition will go on sale at 18:00 (HKT) on 16 April 2026, with standard entry priced at HKD 180 and concessionary tickets available at HKD 140. A limited number of VIP experiences will also be available, offering exclusive benefits including guided tours, special souvenirs and more.

For full ticket information, VIP packages and visitor details, please head to: www.arena-tix.com.

Located in the heart of Causeway Bay, Times Square provides an accessible and dynamic setting for fans and visitors of all ages to experience the exhibition. Alongside objects from the official FIFA Museum collection, the exhibition will also feature engaging and educational elements designed for school groups, families and younger visitors.

Further information, including opening hours, full ticketing details and upcoming activities will be announced in the coming weeks on the FIFA Museum’s official website: www.fifamuseum.com/en/hong-kong/fifa-museum-hong-kong.

FIFA Museum, Zurich

Government releases weekly updates on retail price adjustments of auto-fuel

Stable energy supply is crucial to Hong Kong's economic and social operations. Public transportation, air passenger and cargo services, and electricity supply are directly related to energy supply. The situation in the Middle East is affecting global oil supply, with the impact on Asia being particularly pronounced. The top priority of the Government is to ensure the stability of Hong Kong's energy supply.

Currently, around 80 per cent of Hong Kong's oil products come from the Chinese Mainland. Hong Kong has weathered several global energy crises in the past, including those triggered by the Gulf War and the Ukrainian conflict. With the advantage of having strong support from the motherland, Hong Kong has been able to maintain a stable energy supply amid energy shortages in many regions and cities around the world.

In view of the latest situation in the Middle East, the Environment and Ecology Bureau (EEB) reiterated to local major oil companies the importance of energy for Hong Kong's economic and social operations, and urged them to ensure a stable supply of local auto-fuel. All oil companies have indicated that the supply of local auto-fuel remains at a normal level, and that they will continue to strive to maintain a stable supply.

To facilitate public monitoring of retail price adjustments for auto-fuel, the EEB will, starting from today (April 1) and on a weekly basis, release the seven-day moving average retail prices, after walk-in discounts, of unleaded petrol and diesel from local oil companies, along with the trends in international benchmark prices of refined oil products during the same period. The relevant information has been uploaded to the EEB website:www.eeb.gov.hk/en/energy/financial_monitoring.html.

Crude oil and refined oil products are different products. Therefore, changes in the international prices of crude oil (e.g. London Brent crude) may not necessarily correspond to adjustments in retail prices for auto-fuel. The EEB compares the international benchmark prices of refined oil products with retail prices for auto-fuel in these charts to facilitate the public in monitoring trends of local retail prices for auto-fuel among local oil companies, as well as international prices for refined oil products, and to assess whether these prices are moving in tandem and the extent of such changes.

While local oil companies have set pump prices for auto-fuel, they offer various discounts for actual transactions. As a result, pump prices do not reflect the actual retail prices. In addition to showing pump prices, the charts also show the retail prices, net of walk-in discounts, offered by each oil company. This allows the public to compare the average prices across different oil companies and choose the ones offering more competitive prices. Nonetheless, it should be noted that these charts do not take into account other discounts available only to specific customers, such as credit card discounts and membership card discounts from the oil companies.

The EEB will release the charts for the previous week every Wednesday afternoon. If Wednesday falls on a general holiday, the charts will be released on the next working day.

The Government will continue to closely monitor geopolitical developments, international energy price trends, and the local fuel supply situation to ensure the stability of Hong Kong's energy supply.

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