Our definitive guide to the best New York attractions is a great place to start whether you’re entertaining out-of-town guests or simply want to channel your inner tourist. The list is a compilation of our favorite sights and spots in the city, including everything from great parks and art museums, to food markets and historical venues. The Empire State Building and the…
It’s officially April, which means flowers are blooming, the new year’s resolution you made has gone out the window, and the weather can’t decide if it’s going to drench, freeze, or burn us up. But hey, at least the calendar is packed with all sorts of fun stuff for you to experience this month. From…
It’s the Hong Kong Sevens weekend, and if you’re looking to kill a bit of time between rugby matches, there’s a bunch of stuff you can get up to around Kai Tak Stadium. Until recently, Kai Tak has always been one of those neighbourhoods that everyone’s heard of, but few could pinpoint on a map or even say…
The Hong Kong Sevens is back, and this year, it’s taking place at the brand-new Kai Tak Sports Park – Hong Kong’s state-of-the-art stadium and sports complex. If you’re heading to the tournament, here’s everything you need to know about Kai Tak Sports Park and how you can make the most of your experience here. RECOMMENDED:…
The Sunday Times has published its annual ranking of the best places to live in the UK. The newspaper’s judges visited areas up and down the nation, rating them on factors ranging from schools, transport and broadband speeds to culture, access to green spaces and the ‘health of the high street’. The Times ended up…
Hotels can make or break a holiday. A good hotel will offer a reliable base to explore the surrounding area. But a great hotel will make you never, ever want to leave. The good news is, we’re spoiled for choice here the UK. England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are all teeming with a wide variety of really…
Last week, the world’s culinary elite welcomed a new member. Moor Hall became the UK’s tenth restaurant with three Michelin stars and the second place to own three stars and a Michelin green star (next to L’Enclume). The restaurant, which lives inside a restored 16th-century country house in the tiny Lancashire village of Aughton, was opened by head chef Mark Birchall in 2017…
The Michelin Guide is a world-renowned authority on food. So much so, that everyone always forgets it is in fact a tyre manufacturer. Still, a commendation from Michelin really means something in the hospitality world. Now it’s branched beyond restaurant stars and hotel keys and has recommended whole cities in its list of the 10 most exciting ‘foodie…
Chinese New Year is the number one occasion in Hong Kong and this year, we’re welcoming the Year of the Snake on January 29. The festivities usually continue until the 10th to 15th day of the Chinese lunar calendar – so you’ve got plenty of time to revel in the festivities. Read on to learn about important Chinese New Year traditions, find…
Ferocious drumming and firecrackers galore always make Chinese festivals exuberant occasions. While Hong Kong’s biggest celebrations are without doubt Chinese New Year and Mid-Autumn Festival, being in such a culturally rich metropolis, there are tons of other special occasions that you might not be familiar with. If you’ve ever wondered where to witness Chinese festivals up close and personal,…