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Cheers! Salut! Ganbei! Slangevar!
After a two-year pause due to Covid, the Hong Kong Whisky Festival comes back with a bigger bang than ever on new dates of 29-30 April. Organised by InterContinental Grand Stanford Hong Kong where the event takes place and Tiffany’s New York Bar, and set across four whole floors, it features the largest collection of […] -
Colour, Sound and Feasting on Hong Kong’s Streets
Up for some hot and noisy Chinese religious celebrations in a 245-year-old temple? Hung Shing Festival, which falls around the 13th day of the second lunar month each year, is returning to the island neighborhood of Ap Lei Chau with colourful parades, Chinese opera performances, dragon and lion dances, and religious rituals. This is a […] -
Hong Kong’s Famous Cyclothon is Back!
The Hong Kong Tourism Board has announced the return of the famous Hong Kong Cyclothon on 18 December 2022. This popular date on ardent cyclists’ calendar will be one of the largest outdoor sports events in recent years. Participants can once again enjoy a ride on the three-tunnel, three-bridge route and and speed along the […] -
The Famous Peak Tram Scales New Heights Following Overhaul
It has always been a must-do Hong Kong experience to take a ride on The Peak Tram, the 100-year-old funicular railway that makes its way up and down a seemingly impossible gradient, soaring above the Central district’s skyscrapers to the peace, greenery and breathtaking views of the Peak. Now, after a year’s closure and a […] -
A World’s First Fullerton Resort Opens in Hong Kong
As Hong Kong’s first Fullerton Hotel prepared to open its doors, our team in Hong Kong eagerly anticipated their inspection of the luxurious waterfront resort during its soft opening week. The property holds a place in history as being the first Fullerton hotel in Hong Kong – and the first Fullerton resort worldwide. It embodies […] -
Hong Kong Palace Museum Wows with its Design and Displays
The Hong Kong Palace Museum is located at the western tip of the West Kowloon Cultural District and has adopted an innovative approach to sharing artefacts. Spanning over 30,000 square metres with 7,800 square metres of exhibition space, the new museum’s design by local firm Rocco Design Architects takes inspiration from the Forbidden City in […] -
Lan Kwai Fong Beer & Music Festival
Hong Kong’s hot and humid summers lead both locals and tourists alike to seek air conditioning during the midday hours. However, there is one outdoor event that never fails to attract everyone with its tasty treats and games: the annual Lan Kwai Fong Beer & Music Festival. With the progressive easing on social distancing measures […] -
Celebrate Tuen Ng (Dragon Boat) Festival on 3 June 2022
The auspicious Dragon Boat (Tuen Ng) Festival takes place on the 5th day of the 5th Lunar month which this year, is on 3 June. This event goes as far back as the 3rd century and is well-known for its energetic and colorful dragon boat races, where teams of paddlers race the long narrow boats accompanied […] -
Preparations Made for Driving Tourism Recovery in Hong Kong
The Hong Kong Government has announced the new allocation of resources for the Tourism Board in the 22/23 Budget to help boost the economy and drive tourism recovery. The Budget has specially allocated more resources for developing arts and culture and promoting cultural, heritage and green tourism projects with Hong Kong characteristics. There will be […] -
Hiking to Mui Wo in Search of Silver Mine Waterfall
Our team in Hong Kong is looking ahead to when tourism returns and have been busying themselves exploring new outdoor activities, including a day trip that involves an enjoyable hike on Lantau Island. The program kicks off with a 40-minute ride by Lantau Bus or ferry from Central to arrive at Mui Wo, located on […] -
Michelin Guide Unveils 2022 Bib Gourmand Selection for Hong Kong & Macau
Each of the selections boasts a range of budget-friendly, appetising dishes that keep local and overseas customers coming back for more. -
Asia’s First Global Museum of Contemporary Visual Culture Opens in Hong Kong
Situated in the West Kowloon Cultural District, M+, Asia’s first global museum of contemporary visual culture, opened to the public on 12 November 2021