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Uncovering the origins of Hong Kong's bus services

Event of
Humanities and Law Open Day (August 2024)
Subject
Education (Docent Training), Education, Hospitality & Tourism Management, Advertising, Media Planning and Marketing Communications, Logistics, Transport & Supply Chain, Social Sciences

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Date & time
31Aug 2024 (Sat)11:30 - 12:30 Free
Type of Event
In-person Attendance
Venue
Room 304, 3/F., Admiralty Centre
Speaker
  • Ms Susanna Sin (Public Relations Officer, Hong Kong Docent Association) ;
  • Dr Vivian TSE Wai Chi (Programme Director, Education Team, College of Humanities and Law, HKUSPACE)

Ms Susanna Sin

Ms. Susanna Sin graduated from Hong Kong Baptist College (now HKBU) with a journalism degree, and later earned a master's in politics from the University of York, UK. She began her career in journalism as a reporter and news anchor, before transitioning to public relations in 1996. Over the next 20+ years, she held various PR roles, including Head of Corporate Communications at Kowloon Motor Bus (KMB) from 2013-2016, where she served as the company spokesperson and editor-in-chief of its newsletter.

Dr Vivian TSE Wai Chi

Dr. Vivian Tse is currently the Programme Director of the Education Team and Docent Training Programme at HKU SPACE. She is the Founding President of the Hong Kong Docent Association, and the Chairman of the Tertiary Institution Section of the Hong Kong Teachers’Association. She has been invited to multiple schools, radio stations, the Education Bureau, and museums to voluntarily share her expertise in docent training and future development.

Enquiry
29755685 (monita.chan@hkuspace.hku.hk)
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In the 1920s, buses were the most advanced mode of transportation under the automotive technological revolution. Several entrepreneurs responded to the call of the times and started bus services in Hong Kong, providing momentum for the city's development. Our Docent will share the background of the birth of bus services, the founding processes of the early bus companies, and how they transitioned towards franchised operations in 1933.

Language: Cantonese