Log cabins, zip lines and glamping among proposals for improving Hong Kong’s country parks, but campers may soon have to book to get a spot

Campers may have to reserve a spot at public campsites in the future, according to new proposals aimed at enhancing Hong Kong’s country parks. The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department said on Monday it would consider charging fees – mainly to deter no-shows – but conceded it would also have to step up management and monitoring. The proposals were among those put forward in a three-month public consultation until May 15 to enhance the “recreation and...