How Guangdong drivers are celebrating Lunar New Year in Hong Kong

    How Guangdong drivers are celebrating Lunar New Year in Hong Kong

    Some of the around 500 Guangdong motorists in the southbound travel scheme drove into Hong Kong’s urban areas during the Lunar New Year holiday for offbeat sightseeing and festive shopping. Authorities said bookings under the “Southbound Travel for Guangdong Vehicles” scheme were “favourable”, with more than 500 cars entering the city in the early days…

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    Festive buzz in Hong Kong as visitors pour in for Lunar New Year

      Festive buzz in Hong Kong as visitors pour in for Lunar New Year

      Crowds filled Hong Kong’s airport and a major cross-border rail terminal on the first day of Lunar New Year, with many visitors saying they chose to spend the holiday in the city to enjoy its festive spirit, food and mild weather. According to the latest Immigration Department data, more than 1.7 million Hongkongers made outbound…

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        Nansha in Guangzhou Emerges as the Key Gateway for China’s Global Ambitions in 2026, Offering Unmatched Growth Potential in Business, Tech, and Talent

        Home » Latest Travel News of China » Nansha in Guangzhou Emerges as the Key Gateway for China’s Global Ambitions in 2026, Offering Unmatched Growth Potential in Business, Tech, and Talent Published on February 14, 2026 As 2026 unfolds, Nansha in Guangzhou emerges as a beacon of transformation and opportunity. Located at the…

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          Maldives International Business Center launched in Guangzhou’s Nansha

          The Maldives International Business Center was officially inaugurated on January 5 in Nansha, Guangzhou, marking a significant step in strengthening economic ties between China’s Greater Bay Area and the Maldives. This makes the Maldives the second country, following Madagascar, to establish a dedicated trade and economic office at the China-Africa Economic and Trade Greater Bay…

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          Hong Kong ranked fourth for ‘post-Covid air transit connectivity in Asia-Pacific’

            Hong Kong ranked fourth for ‘post-Covid air transit connectivity in Asia-Pacific’

            Hong Kong ranked fourth in a university study on air transit connectivity at 16 aviation hubs across the Asia-Pacific in 2023. Researchers from the National Taiwan Ocean University’s transport science department also said Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou experienced declines in connectivity following the Covid-19 pandemic. The paper was published in the Asian Journal of Shipping…

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