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Latest news and updates on the impact of a new strain of coronavirus on Hong Kong. The virus causes the disease Covid-19 and the World Health Organisation has declared the spread of the infection a pandemic.
Post’s 11th China Conference sends message that, thanks to ‘one country, two systems’, Hong Kong can play a wider superconnector role and reap the rewards.
City must discover ways to attract and retain more doctors and nurses to ensure public healthcare is not compromised
An urgent review is required after a burst tyre on a cargo plane shut down one runway for eight hours and inconvenienced passengers, especially those who had connecting flights.
To help curb smuggling of animals into Hong Kong, authorities should ease tough restrictions on quarantine rules for cats and dogs.
With many finding better service with a smile across the border, the tourism board’s reboot of a 2002 campaign for city to ‘go the extra mile’ is warranted
City flag carrier, having been bailed out by taxpayers, must now redouble efforts to restore city’s status as an international aviation hub.
The move towards a better work-life balance through more flexible working arrangements is an approach to be encouraged.
Hong Kong Monetary Authority hopes proposed term ‘licensed digital bank’ will inspire confidence in those that use such facilities when online fraud is on the rise.
- Carrier will begin running two daily round-trip flights between Hong Kong and Taipei on July 16
Watchdog hits back at criticism from University of Hong Kong’s former dean of dental faculty over clinical training requirements.
Health authorities say 12 men and two women at Ruttonjee Hospital tested positive for virus on June 27.
Airport Authority of Hong Kong reports net profit of HK$1.61 billion in 2023-24.
Professor Thomas Flemmig, newly retired dean of HKU’s dentistry school, says pandemic made students’ clinical training tougher than ever.
Despite recording ninth straight year of losses, theme park’s revenue soared 156 per cent to HK$5.7 billion last year as visitors return.
Syndicates targeted government-back schemes offering low-interest loans to businesses and private individuals affected by Covid pandemic.
Hong Kong beauty products retailer Sa Sa International saw its profit jump almost fourfold in the last financial year as the number of mainland Chinese tourists returning to shop in the city continued to rise.
My Life in Medicine: A Hong Kong Journey is set to be released in mid-July and charts leading microbiologist’s forays into nature, space and public health.
Vacancies across Central, Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok down from peak in third quarter of 2022, but worse than in 2019.
Clara Chan’s role in the Cathay rescue earned her the nickname ‘goddess’ from some airline executives, while others called her ‘little chilli’ for being a tough negotiator.
International Air Transport Association director general Willie Walsh says he went from being pessimistic to optimistic over Hong Kong’s ability to recover its aviation hub status after seeing how fast Cathay rebuilt itself.
Complicated geopolitics and a slow economic recovery have hit the legal sector hard, says outgoing Law Society president Chan Chak-ming.
Hong Kong’s Ngong Ping cable car attraction at 95 per cent of pre-pandemic heights, but long-haul visitor numbers from Europe and US still to bounce back.
Negative media coverage abroad, harsh pandemic restrictions have combined to deter visitors, experts say.
Health authorities say city registered 28 infections as of Thursday, a significant post-pandemic ‘resurgence’ from last year’s total of 15 cases.
Couples need more preparation for marriage, but few are drawn to available courses, counsellors say.
After demand for masks slumped, Innotier diversified into making products aimed at customers concerned about hygiene in the post-Covid-19 era, founder Juliana Lam says.
Professor Ivan Hung of University of Hong Kong says current H1 flu outbreak expected to last till June or July, before next wave hits a month or two later.
