The Hong Kong Sevens were established in 1976 after a discussion between the chairman of the Hong Kong Rugby Football Union, South African entrepreneur, A.D.C. "Tokkie" Smith and tobacco company executive Ian Gow. During the three-day event, you will see the very best Sevens sides in the world compete for the sacred Melrose Cup. New Zealand, who, having won several IRB Sevens series, start the showpiece event as our rightful favourites. Hot on their heels will be England, who have closed the gap considerably in the last few seasons and have won the last three Hong Sevens tournaments, perennial darlings Fiji, South Africa and the rapidly improving Argentinians. The venue will be The Hong Kong Stadium Situated in Happy Valley on Hong Kong Island, opened in March 1994, providing the perfect setting for an event of the magnitude of the Cathay Pacific and Credit Suisse Rugby World Cup Sevens Hong Kong.

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After the Rugby World Cup Sevens in Hong Kong why not visit the home of the New Zealand team and visit beautiful New Zealand.

Before or after the event New Zealand offers a world of experiences that are new and exciting. The spectacular scenery and easy driving conditions make it a perfect choice for a self-drive holiday. Choosing where to stay can be a highlight of planning your New Zealand holiday. From farm stays and cosy B&B's, through to unique luxury lodges, the choice is endless.

28th March - 30th March 2008

The Hong Kong Stadium in Happy Valley on Hong Kong Island

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