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The HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2025 is set to return with a bang from 28–30 March 2025, at the stunning Kai Tak Stadium. This iconic event is more than just world-class rugby—it’s a vibrant mix of sports, music, food, and entertainment. Whether you’re cheering on your favourite team or soaking in the electrifying atmosphere, the Hong Kong Sevens is a must-attend festival of rugby.
The very first Hong Kong Sevens tournament was held in 1976 and was one of the first rugby tournaments to attract commercial sponsorship. Today the event draws fans from around the globe, all descending on Hong Kong to witness thrilling rugby action and to enjoy the all-night festivities. Our Hong Kong Sevens ticket and hotel packages make it easy for local fans to enjoy the spectacular rugby for which the tournament is known. Book only your accommodation and your weekend ticket access, or upgrade your option to include your international flights, transfers and additional hospitality while in Hong Kong.
Book Your Hong Kong Sevens Ticket Package with Edusport
Ready to be part of the action? Edusport’s 2025 Hong Kong Sevens packages offer everything from match tickets to VIP access, ensuring you don’t miss a moment of this unforgettable festival. Book now and get ready for a weekend like no other!
The Venue:
Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong is a state-of-the-art venue designed specifically for rugby. With 72 matches set to take place over three thrilling days, it promises a unique blend of sport and entertainment. From its impressive views of Victoria Harbour to its retractable roof and bowl cooling system, this stadium is set to create an unforgettable fan experience.
What to Wear:
Comfortable casual wear is perfect for the stadium, but don’t forget to bring your festival spirit! For those in VIP areas, a stylish smart-casual look is recommended to enjoy the premium experience.
Fan Perk:
The Hong Kong Sevens is famous for its lively fan zones, food stalls, and live entertainment. Make sure to arrive early to soak up the atmosphere and get ready for a weekend of incredible rugby action.
Hong Kong’s unique history and modern outlook make it a fascinating destination on a travel itinerary to the East. As an autonomous territory on the Pearl River Delta of China, Hong Kong is also the fourth most populated sovereign territory in the world. This tiny state has been a British Colony, was occupied by Japan during World War II, and had its sovereignty transferred from China in 1997, making it a culturally-rich nation. Hong Kong – the name of which is believed to mean ‘Fragrant Harbour’ in Cantonese, and which refers to the incense stored near the docks for export – has also been called ‘The Pearl of the Orient’ and Asia’s World City’. Tourists flock to Hong Kong for many reasons: sporting events, shopping, culinary experiences and its unique Chinese culture. It is not unusual to watch sailors aboard an authentic dragon boat float by, while tempting top-of-the-range gadgets beckon from a nearby bazaar. Make sure you spend time exploring the Mong Kok markets at Kowloon, visiting Po Lin Monastery in Lantau and enjoying a turn on the Peak Tram in the central district.
