On this programme, we first look at the expanded "Southbound Travel for Guangdong Vehicles" arrangement. Starting from July 25, approved vehicles from five more Greater Bay Area cities –  Shenzhen, Foshan, Dongguan, Huizhou and Zhaoqing – will be able to enter Hong Kong and stay for up to three days.

After that, we talk to a scholar on why acquiring a driving instructor's licence in Hong Kong has become so competitive. This came as the government received over 55,000 applications for 332 new licences.

After the break, we hear about a study by the Hong Kong Metropolitan University on how retired professionals can alleviate the labour shortage.

And finally, a lawmaker tells us all about the proposal of an "AI for all" initiative by the government that will earmark HK$50 million to host more than 200 events over the next two years.

9:05am-9:21am: Expansion of southbound travel scheme

Speaker:

Caspar Tsui, Executive director of the Federation of Hong Kong Hotels Owners

9:21am-9:30am:  High demand for driving instructor's licenses

Speaker:

Timothy Hau, Transport expert and Honorary Associate Professor at the HKU Business School, The University of Hong Kong

9:32am-9:47am: Hong Kong Metropolitan University's study on retirees

Speaker: 

Raymond Kwong,Assistant Professor at the School of Arts and Social Sciences, Hong Kong  Metropolitan University

9:47am-10:00am: "AI for All" initiative

Speaker: 

Ray Wong, Lawmaker