The Ultimate Guide to Hong Kong
Need to get your dollars out of Hong Kong? Whether it's a lot or a little, there's a range of options to suit your …
A curated selection of the top five Hong Kong urban oases that provide instant rest and relaxation amidst the urban sprawl.
In addition to the latest hot green supermarket Slowood, here are a few other grocery stores that help you to be …
Lorraine shares her insights on why kayaking is so popular in Hong Kong and her favorite spots for water sports.
We hear from local entrepreneur Henry Dalziel — founder of Growth Hackers.
There are a myriad of ways to celebrate your birthday in Hong Kong — be it chilling out on a beach, taking in the night …
Visit these spas for a range of treatments, including Swedish or Thai massage, foot reflexology or a float in a sensory …
Torrential rain, unbearable heat and the odd mega-typhoon, Hong Kong’s got it all. Here’s HK Cheapo’s guide to surviving …
Stay connected with this handy guide on how SIM cards work in Hong Kong, plus a look at a couple SIM providers.
Should you flip the fish? That plus 17 other truly useful tips for everyday dining in Hong Kong.
Feeling hot in Hong Kong? This is your complete guide to meeting people, hooking up, love hotels, adult stores, and more.
Five easy hiking trails suitable for both families with kids and the leisure hikers who want to stretch their legs.
In a small place with a large population, healthcare in Hong Kong is designed to be fast, efficient and accessible.
The latest on the coronavirus situation in Hong Kong and how it affects travellers.
You can't help but get into the Christmas spirit!
Sky high bars, foot massages and lion dances, all in one small, walkable area.
Top tips for navigating all the events and all the people you'll meet at Asia's biggest tech/startup conference.
This tiny museum in Wan Chai is dedicated to all things erotic, and fighting to keep its doors open.
Our visit to the Temple Street fortune tellers—plus what you can expect during your visit.
Find the biggest parties and the most ghoulish Halloween events in Hong Kong