A 47-year-old Hong Kong man has died after being found unconscious at Suicide Cliff on Saturday night. Police said on Sunday morning that a search team had discovered the missing man at the hiking spot on Kowloon Peak. The man, surnamed Wan, left his home in Lam Tin on Friday morning. His family later reported…
Following a bumpy take-off in 1998, Hong Kong International Airport has been consistently rated one of the world’s best, and justifiably so. It is now aiming even higher with an ambitious HK$100 billion (US$12.83 billion) makeover to become “the landmark of Asia”, with top tourism, cultural, entertainment and commercial facilities unrivalled by any other aviation…
Expotainment, edutainment, sportainment – one has to use all sorts of hybrid words these days to heighten the excitement for a development project, just in case a good idea with good design is not sufficient. Airport Authority Hong Kong promised to deliver a world-class and premium experience when unveiling its “Skytopia” airport city development plan…
This article was first published on October 12, 1989 By Andy Ho Bold vision for Hong Kong The governor, David Wilson, yesterday outlined his boldest plan yet to take Hong Kong through 1997 into the 21st century headed by a massive HK$127 billion airport and port development, greater educational opportunities and the building of a…