Hong Kong/Singapore Travel Bubble Put on Hold

COVID-19: The Hong Kong Singapore Travel Bubble scheduled to go into effect on 26 May 2021 has been put on hold  for the second time because of a sharp increase in the number of untraceable COVID-19 case in the Lion CIty. Air Travel Bubble With a decline in the number of local COVID-19 transmissions in …

Canadian Family Survives Quarantine!

COVID-19 Moving a family of four to another country is never easy. But despite numerous delays, a long flight, and a lengthy layover, a Canadian family survives quarantine thanks to determination, flexibility, and a can-do attitude. And don't forget to advocate for yourself!  The Back Story Peter Davison is Chief Coffee Drinker at Canada-based PJD …

Cathay Pacific Cuts Flights as Bookings Plummet

Is Hong Kong safe for tourists? Millions of people have marched in the streets, a general strike has caused transport chaos, flights have been canceled, and thugs have attacked passengers at an MTR station. Check out what key governments are advising their nationals.

More Flight Cancellations at Hong Kong Airport on 13 August

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Passengers arriving at Hong Kong International Airport will be greeted by demonstrators protesting an unpopular extradition bill this weekend. The second major protest to  be held at the airport this summer, it will run from 9 to 11 August. 

Controversial ‘Same-Sex’ Airline Ad Gets Green Light

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Intense pressure from Hong Kong's first openly gay legislator and LGBT activists has forced the MTR and the Hong Kong Airport Authority to back down on their banning of an of a Cathay Pacific advertisement with an image two men holding hands on the beach.

Hong Kong Bans ‘Same Sex’ Advertisement Promoting Diversity

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The airport and rapid transit system of Hong Kong - which bills itself as 'Asia's World City' - have rejected an advertisement with two men holding hands. The ad is part of a Cathay Pacific Airways campaign designed to celebrate diversity. Is it affront to public morals?