A senior management member of Hong Kong’s largest vocational training provider with extensive experience in the logistics sector, has been named the new chief executive of the consumer watchdog. Alaina Shum Jiu-fai, appointed by the Consumer Council, will start her new role in August, succeeding Gilly Wong Fung-han, who led the watchdog for 13 years….
Thursday, June 19, 2025 Regent Hong Kong has once again captured international acclaim, securing the coveted title of Best Hotel in Hong Kong at the Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia Pacific 2025 for the second consecutive year. This powerful recognition reflects the hotel’s unwavering dedication to exceptional service, its visionary redesign along Victoria Harbour,…
Six public universities in Hong Kong have risen in a global ranking, with the city’s oldest jumping to 11th place and beating two prestigious mainland Chinese institutions. Britain-based education information firm Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) said the city’s new “Study in Hong Kong” brand should help it attract global talent and cement its reputation as a…
Home » ASIA » Hong Kong Unveils Thrilling New UNESCO Geopark Boat Tour, Turning Island-Hopping into 2025’s Must Do Coastal Travel Experience Thursday, June 19, 2025 Hong Kong unveils a thrilling new way to explore its coastline—and it’s already redefining island-hopping in 2025. This isn’t just another tour. The UNESCO Geopark boat tour is fast…
Hong Kong and Shanghai, China’s international and domestic financial centres, used to talk about competition more than collaboration. Now the bigger context of geopolitical tension has thrust Hong Kong to the forefront of Beijing’s commercial expansion strategy amid an American tariff and tech war aimed at containing China’ rise. Shanghai and Hong Kong have signed…
Beijing’s point man overseeing Hong Kong affairs has begun a five-day fact-finding visit to the city, his third since taking office. Sources have said Xia Baolong, director of the Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office, will focus on assessing the city’s progress on both the development and security fronts. The Post examines the importance of…
A Hong Kong construction company linked to five workplace deaths in three accidents will have a ban on its operating licence lifted following a temporary court order, even as two of the firm’s six contracts have been terminated. The Development Bureau said on Wednesday that Aggressive Construction Company would remain on the government’s registered list…
Beijing’s point man overseeing Hong Kong affairs has begun a five-day fact-finding visit to the city, his third since taking office. Sources have said Xia Baolong, director of the Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office, will focus on assessing the city’s progress on both the development and security fronts. The Post examines the importance of…
“We have tried to adapt but our ability and resources are limited,” the owners shared in a heartfelt Instagram post that captures both their frustration and resilience. After dedicating 11 years to cultivating their space, they are shutting the doors to Ancient Moon, a beloved restaurant in Hong Kong, as they prioritize spending more time…
Hong Kong authorities will ramp up penalties for those who repeatedly misuse public sports and recreation facilities, an official has said, noting authorities had handed out punishments for 13,000 such cases since the launch of a booking app in 2023. Raistlin Lau Chun, the acting culture, sports and tourism minister, said on Wednesday that the…