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Denise Tsang
News Editor, Hong Kong
An award-winning journalist, Denise has spent more than 20 years in the industry and specialises in macro-economic and political-economic news in Hong Kong. As well as being a team leader, writer and forum moderator, Denise is a coach and mentor of young reporters. She was awarded Professional Journalism Fellow by the Hong Kong Baptist University.
Under current system, registration marks are allocated to vehicles using prefixes spanning ‘AA’ to ‘ZZ’ in ascending order.
The Countryside Harvest Festival: Kuk Po ‘Sound-Sight-Taste Fusion’ Tour will run for two consecutive weekends.
Intercity KTT train service ran for decades between Hong Kong and Guangzhou, before being replaced by high-speed rail.
Security chief Chris Tang meets Myanmar’s consul general in city to follow up on job scams.
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Panel speakers at China Conference in Nansha discuss how infrastructure development shapes cross-border flows of people and goods.
Museum’s number of visitors fell by 17 per cent last year to 1 million, compared with 1.2 million in 2023.
Rail giant seeking ‘new sources of income and ways to lower costs’ to fulfil HK$165 billion financial commitment, Post learns.
Chief executive says city will have to ‘acclimatise and be proactive to take on changes brought by internal and external challenges’.
Court this month overturned approval for 12,000 public housing flats on golf course.
Blueprint will set the scene for the industry’s development for the next five years, government minister says.
But 10-minute spectacle had its hiccups with some drones seen dropping into the harbour towards the end of the show.
Lau, 63, left fans horrified after they saw him slip at the edge of a three-metre-tall platform, while Kwok, 59, fell in a separate show.
Hong Kong’s finance chief says president’s speech at inauguration of new Macau administration sums up ‘one country, two systems’.
The city offers vibrant locations for shopping, strolling and taking pictures over the holiday season, with new features from previous years.
City has also lined 2,500 giant panda sculptures along the Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui to mark event.
Chief Executive John Lee held off to ensure his administration projected strong image in lead-up to passage of domestic national security law, according to insiders.
Flag carrier ‘excited’ to be adding new Munich service, as it takes number of European destinations to 11.
Finance chief says soft property market has hit government coffers hard, with income ‘far lower than expected’.
City leader says aviation capacity must ‘soar’, but challenges remain for carriers as long-haul market recovery drags on amid Russia-Ukraine war.
Three-runway project has been hailed as a ‘game-changer’ for the city to enhance its status as an international aviation hub.
The Post looks at how the new system reshapes the city’s status as a global aviation hub.
Airport Authority signs agreement with Zhuhai Transportation Holding group on Tuesday.
Industry body stresses authorities will not show favouritism to more established arts groups, as minister discusses revised funding approach.
Blueprint is part of city’s efforts to create new economic drivers while offering more opportunities in professions popular among young people.
AllRightsReserved says IP for pandas will be made freely available to Ocean Park and city government, but others will have to pay for rights.
Front of both cars smashed in Braemar Hill accident that occurred at 11.31pm on Saturday.
Fire in Chai Wan flat at 11.38am on Sunday also injures man’s daughter, 31.
Financial Secretary has dinner with industry heavyweights at local restaurant, elaborates on border I&T park development with Shenzhen in blog.
Art studio behind giant yellow ducks in Victoria Harbour says synergy of art, culture and tourism offers tremendous value that Hong Kong should further tap.
Arrivals jump 37 per cent in the first 10 months of this year to 36.7 million, executive director of Tourism Board reveals.
