Hong Kong authorities have warned visitors not to climb a 400 million-year-old rock outcrop at a Unesco-protected natural park after pictures showing people standing on it to take selfies circulated ...
How to put Hong Kong on global cultural map and drive arts tourism: star cellist’s tips
From the “Chubby Hearts Hong Kong” balloons that rose over Hong Kong on Valentine’s Day to TeamLab’s multicoloured egg-like structures that stretched across Tamar Park from March to June, it is clear ...
Hong Kong rents ascend as incoming students, professionals compete fiercely for space
Jason Li, a 22-year-old from Shandong province who will be pursuing a master’s degree at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology starting in September, recently put down a deposit on a ...
China announces five-year visas to foreigners who are Hong Kong and Macao permanent residents
Individuals holding permanent residency status in Hong Kong and Macau, who are interested in visiting mainland China, are eligible to apply for multiple-entry travel visas, each with a validity period ...
What it is like on board the new sleeper train from Beijing to Hong Kong
BEIJING - The melodic cadence of Cantonese was ringing throughout Waiting Hall 13 of the Beijing West Railway Station on the evening of June 21 as passengers waited to board the new sleeper train to Hong Kong. Train services from Hong Kong to Beijing and ...
32 Hong Kong students attain perfect score in IB amid exam time-zone cheating controversy
Seventeen of Hong Kong’s top scorers are from English Schools Foundation, city’s biggest international school group.
Hong Kong art installation organiser and creator clash over ‘very ugly’ pieces
Artist Joann says ‘Inflatable Wonders’ exhibition inspired by her resembles ‘inflatable graveyard’, but organiser vows to press on ...
Hong Kong citizens ‘denied election vote’ across Scotland after being identified as ‘Chinese’
Dozens of Hong Kong-born citizens, who hold British National (Overseas) passport BN(O), were turned away from polling stations in Scotland.
20 Hong Kong secondary school pupils win top honours at Student of the Year Awards
Au Cheuk-yi, 17, scores top prize for achievements and contributions to society, says the award ‘tells me that I’m doing the right thing’.
Hong Kong ‘unlikely to crack down on Uber’ until premium taxi fleets hit streets
Hong Kong authorities are unlikely to crack down on Uber until they gauge the response to the launch of premium taxi fleets, even if they plan to regulate online ride-hailing services, lawmakers have said. The legislators also called on the government to ...
ADF 15th Anniversary Conference successfully concludes
Strategic Pathways for Hong Kong's Future Evolution” Four Unique Advantages Leading to Artificial Intelligence Development Opportunities in Hong Kong
Hong Kong ‘unlikely to crack down on Uber’ until premium taxi fleets hit the streets next year
Hong Kong authorities are unlikely to crack down on Uber until they gauge the response to the launch of premium taxi fleets next year, even if they plan to regulate online ride-hailing services, ...
Hong Kong buyers spurn 12% discount at Kai Tak’s Miami Quay, spelling woe for home market
The woeful result shows how Hong Kong’s developers have to make deep cuts to their catalogue prices to clear their inventory of unsold homes, as investors and owner-dwellers alike have retreated .
Hong Kong police investigate taxi driver’s alleged public urination caught on video
Hong Kong police have launched an investigation over a widely circulated video clip showing a taxi driver allegedly urinating on the road before a traffic light. The force said on Saturday that it had ...