Ching Ming, also known as Qing Ming, Festival - or the Grave Sweeping Festival - takes place on 4 April. Expect large crowds at border crossings, bus and train stations.
Kowloon Hotel Lounge Re-opens with a New Look and a New Menu
The Lounge at the New World Millennium Hong Kong Hotel in Kowloon has been totally re-imagined with a totally new look and a totally new menu. There are herbal and organic teas, decadent desserts, and mouth-watering savoury bites.
Hong Kong: Protesters Adopt Flash Mob Tactics Over the Christmas Holiday
Pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong adopt flash mob strategies over Christmas Eve and Christmas Day as hundreds take to the streets.
Eat, Pray, Love: Ayurvedic Cuisine (Part 2)
Hong Kong based travel writer is invited to Indian restaurant Gaylord to sample ayurveda cuisine as part of an Eat Pray Love special promotion.
Eat, Pray, Love: the Movie
Audiences in Hong Kong reacted with horror when a fortune teller tells Elizabeth Gilbert she will lose all her money. A huge sigh of relief when he says she will quickly get it back.
Aviation: Cebu Pacific to Launch Hong Kong – Iloilo Link
Cebu Pacific Air, the largest national flag carrier in the Philippines, will launch non stop service between Hong Kong and Iloilo an important tourist destination.
Chinese New Year Fireworks 2012: Dining with a Front Row Seat
Chinese New Year fireworks will take place on the second night of the Lunar New Year on Tuesday 24 January 2012. A short list of restaurants with best views.
Hong Kong: Mobile Service Provider Targets (Well Heeled) Frequent Fliers
1010 has launched a flagship retail space in Kowloon complete with meetings facilities for members, who are frequent travelers.
Top 10 Cities for Taxis – London, New York, and Hong Kong
London, New York, and Hong Kong top the Top !0 list for the world's best taxis.
Are Hong Kong Commuters “Pushy”??? Check Out Tokyo!!!
If you thought Hong Kong commuters were "pushy", check out commuters in Japan!!! This video shows a train arriving. Commuters on the platform wait politely, allowing those on the train to get off first. So far, so good! Then the commuters on the platform start to file on to the train in an orderly fashion - until …
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