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David Major
Senior Production Editor, City
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In this issue of Hong Kong Update, we look at how the city is finally starting to feel like it is 'back in business' as major events kick off and tourists stream in.
In this issue of Hong Kong Update, we keep pace with daily news of the grisly killing that has shocked residents, while the city barrels down the path to normality with free air tickets for tourists and finally an end to its mask mandate.
In this issue of Hong Kong Update, we look at cross-border travel enthusiasm and the local tourism industry's bid to return to normality.
In this issue of Hong Kong Update, we look at the lead-up to mainland China's long-awaited reopening of its border and the impact on Hong Kong.
In this issue of Hong Kong Update, we look at the city's biggest easing of pandemic curbs since the coronavirus emerged, as well as a political storm involving anthem search results.
In this issue of Hong Kong Update, we look at a flurry of activities that officials hail as proof the city is back in business.
In this issue of Hong Kong Update, we look at cancer scares in food and freebies to boost tourism.
In this issue of Hong Kong Update, we look at the debate on whether Covid is deadlier than the flu.
In this issue of Hong Kong Update, we look at a worrying trend of city residents being tricked into going abroad for lucrative jobs, only to be illegally held and put into forced labour.
In this issue of Hong Kong Update, we look at surging Covid cases in the city and experts’ suggestions.
In this issue of Global Impact, we look back at the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's handover from British to Chinese sovereignty and ahead to what the future holds for the city under new Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu.
In this issue of Hong Kong Update, we look at who Beijing will send to Hong Kong for the July 1 celebrations.
Alberto Mielgo’s vision of an alternate future Hong Kong came from the way the city crams eras on top of one another, with the future bolted precariously onto the past.
