As the ice-cold winter withdraws and spring arrives, the vibrant spirit of Chinese New Year sweeps through Hong Kong. The city transforms into a dazzling wonderland, blending centuries-old traditions ...

Amid an outcry over the Hong Kong government’s medical manpower planning, the Hospital Authority (HA), which manages the city ...

Photographer Austin Bell spent several years photographing over 2,500 colorful courts in one of the world’s most densely ...

The tourism sector rebounded in 2017 ... as Hong Kong's manufacturing industry moved to the mainland, its service industry has grown rapidly. In 2014, Hong Kong and China signed a new agreement ...

A plane will be departing Hong Kong for Japan every 15 minutes on average during the Lunar New Year period amid strong demand, as the city’s airport expects its post-pandemic recovery to ...

Vendors at Hong Kong’s largest Lunar New Year fair are slashing their prices on flowers and other goods to clear stock, reporting weaker sales on the final day of operations, while some visitors ...

a project spread across three years due to the coronavirus pandemic. Bell’s fascination with Hong Kong’s basketball courts began with his first trip to the city in 2017, when he visited the ...

Operating seasonally from 17 January to 15 February 2025, the service covers four flights per week for a four-week period for the Chinese Lunar New Year. Hong Kong Airlines celebrated the first ...

As one of Asia’s most-festive cities, Hong Kong boasts a vibrant range of celebrations each and every month, but none is as impressive as Chinese New Year. Chinese New Year is one of Hong Kong ...

Methodology The ranking of Asia’s richest families was compiled as of Jan. 31, 2025. It excludes first-generation wealth such ...

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The Year of the Snake is upon us! In Hong Kong, the celebration is more than just a festival, but an experience that revolves around delicious delicacies. There's no better time ...

The Hong Kong String Orchestra and violinist Yao Jue will perform in Adelaide, Sydney, Canberra, and Melbourne in Australia to celebrate Chinese New Year from Jan 31 to Feb 7, 2025. [Photo ...