城巴推「飛龍騰達」賀年巴士　行走過海101及機場A11路線

農曆新年將至，城巴夥拍本地藝術組合FAF，設計兩輛賀年巴士「飛龍騰達」，並已安排巴士行走過海路線101及機場快線A11。

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Budget reasserts SAR’s reputation as world city

The Budget speech, delivered by Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po on Wednesday, is an unequivocal rebuttal to the many egregious naysayers about the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region’s alleged economic decline. Contrary to the recurring misinformation aimed at belittling us and diminishing our international standing, Chan presented irrefutable data on our robust economic performance. Despite

1 March 2026

Hong Kong needs more AI-proficient financial services

Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po responds to media members during a news conference about the 2026-27 Budget at the government headquarters in Admiralty on Feb 25, 2026. (ANDY CHONG / CHINA DAILY) Hong Kong needs more enterprises adept at leveraging artificial intelligence, as well as in the financial and professional services sectors, with deeper expertise

1 March 2026

Hongkong Post’s airmail services to 24 countries affected by strikes in Middle East

Hong Kong’s public postal services to 24 countries across the Middle East, Africa and Central Asia have been affected after a joint US-Israeli attack on Iran forced flight cancellations to two Gulf states and disrupted transit journeys. A Hongkong Post spokesman said on Sunday evening that the department’s airmail services to Saudi Arabia and the

1 March 2026

Cathay passengers bemoan refund policies as US, Israel exchange strikes with Iran

Passengers flying with Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific Airways have criticised the flag carrier over its compensation and rebooking policies after flights to the Middle East were cancelled due to the joint United States-Israeli attack on Iran. Cathay Pacific said on Sunday that it was “waiving rebooking and re-routing charges for the affected customers” to give

1 March 2026

The Bull Case For Hang Lung Properties (SEHK:101) Could Change Following Hong Kong’s New Property Tax Moves – Learn Why

The Hong Kong government recently raised stamp duty on residential properties valued above HK$100,000,000 to 6.5% and outlined plans to bring REITs under mutual-market access while potentially exempting some non-residential property transfers from stamp duty. These policy moves could reshape how developers like Hang Lung Properties balance high-end residential exposure with participation in an evolving

1 March 2026

194 Hongkongers stranded in Middle East safe as attacks escalate

Hong Kong authorities have received 194 inquiries from residents stranded in the Middle East amid a joint US-Israeli attack on Iran, which forced flight cancellations and left some seeking refuge in local hotels. The Immigration Department confirmed to the South China Morning Post that all residents who inquired about the situation and flight arrangements were

1 March 2026

Legal framework for Northern Metropolis to be tabled at Legco in late March

A “relatively flexible” legal framework for Hong Kong’s Northern Metropolis will be introduced to the Legislative Council in late March to fast-track the megaproject’s development, a minister has said. Secretary for Development Bernadette Linn Hon-ho shared the update on the planned framework on Sunday, days after the city’s latest budget sought to allocate HK$30 billion

1 March 2026

Robots, jets and yachts: Hong Kong aims for new fairs to woo big spenders

Hong Kong aims to host fairs on robotics, yachts and small jets – events never before held in the city – to cement its status as an international exhibition hub and attract big spenders, the commerce minister has said. Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Algernon Yau Ying-wah on Sunday said the push was in

1 March 2026

‘H’ races to riches: car plate fetches HK$20 million at Hong Kong auction

A personalised car number plate featuring the letter “H” has fetched HK$20 million (US$2.55 million) at a government auction, the fourth-most-expensive one sold in Hong Kong at 4,000 times its reserve price. Other high bids at Sunday’s Chinese New Year auction of vehicle registration marks included the plates “30” at HK$4.55 million, “101” at HK$1.01

1 March 2026

Non-local students account for more than 27 per cent of student numbers in the 2025-26 academic year, up from around 23 per cent a year earlier. Photo: Karma Lo

China Resources subsidiary acquires Hong Kong hotel for student housing project

A subsidiary of state-owned conglomerate China Resources (Holdings) has acquired a Hong Kong hotel and plans to convert it into student housing amid a wave of investments driven by rising demand after the city raised the cap on non-local students. CR Longdation signed an agreement to buy four-star hotel Hotel Cozi Oasis in Kwai Chung,

1 March 2026

More than 40,000 Hong Kong cabbies register to accept Octopus payments

More than 40,000 Hong Kong taxi drivers have registered to accept Octopus payments, ahead of an electronic payment mandate that will take effect next month, with a sector representative urging authorities to exercise discretion during the initial phase of the roll-out. On April 1, all cabbies will be required to offer at least two electronic

1 March 2026

Hong Kong government ‘prepared’ for more volatility after Iran attacks: Paul Chan

The Hong Kong government is prepared for greater global market volatility and risks, as well as increased trade costs and shifting commodity prices, caused by the joint US–Israel attack against Iran, according to the city’s finance chief. Shortly after Iranian state media confirmed that supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in the attacks, Financial

1 March 2026

Travellers stranded at Hong Kong airport as at least 27 Middle East flights disrupted

A joint US-Israeli attack on Iran forced airlines to cancel or delay at least 27 flights from Hong Kong to destinations in the Middle East on Sunday, leaving travellers stranded at the city’s airport. Hundreds of passengers packed Hong Kong International Airport on Sunday morning to inquire about the suspended departures, primarily to Riyadh in

1 March 2026

Hong Kong universities back AI-themed study tours to woo non-local students

At least five Hong Kong universities have backed the government’s proposal to launch study tours aimed at attracting non-local secondary students to pursue higher education in the city, with programmes featuring topics such as AI. The University of Hong Kong (HKU), the city’s oldest tertiary institution, said it would offer up to 35 programmes this

1 March 2026

Opinion | The high price of Hong Kong’s slow switch to electric buses and taxis

Hong Kong sees itself as a modern, well-governed, global city that moves with the times. On finance, education, legal services and logistics, that self-image holds. But when considering the green transition, particularly transport electrification, the gap between rhetoric and reality is increasingly hard to ignore. Nowhere is this more evident than in electrifying the taxi

1 March 2026

Are new Hong Kong subdivided flat standards triggering a wave of evictions?

Hongkonger Chan Sai-chiu considers the 60 sq ft subdivided flat he rents to be home, going out of his way to make the cramped space in Sham Shui Po’s ageing Yee Wa Building more liveable by repainting the walls and setting up his own kitchen. The 72-year-old considers the flat’s HK$3,000 (US$383) rent to be

1 March 2026

Hong Kong cuts e-Channel enrolment threshold to just two prior trips, drops fingerprints for e-passports

Corporate travellers arriving at Hong Kong International Airport will soon move through immigration in a fraction of the time. The Immigration Department confirmed on 27 February that anyone who has entered Hong Kong via the airport at least twice in the past 24 months can immediately register for the territory’s automated e-Channel gates. The previous

1 March 2026

Hong Kong’s small office landlords turn to co-working, student hostels to survive

Hong Kong’s struggling office landlords are ramping up efforts to convert their assets into co-working spaces and student accommodation in a bid to adapt to intense competition and the flight to quality, according to analysts. With some 3.5 million sq ft of new premium office space expected to be completed this year and next, on

28 February 2026

Hi-tech aids proposed to help elderly climb stairs to fire-ravaged Tai Po flats

Some anxious residents of fire-ravaged Wang Fuk Court have urged Hong Kong authorities to help them climb stairs using makeshift aids when they return to their high-rise homes to collect personal belongings next month. Some lawmakers also proposed on Saturday that the government deploy wearable walking robots, stair-climbing trolleys or wheelchairs to assist elderly residents

28 February 2026

670 Hongkongers granted settlement in UK under BN(O) visa scheme since launch

Nearly 670 Hongkongers have been granted settlement in the United Kingdom under its bespoke BN(O) visa pathway, although the total number of applicants has fallen short of the British government’s lowest “core” estimate five years after its launch. While tens of thousands of Hongkongers are set to qualify for Indefinite Leave to Remain, or settled

28 February 2026

城巴推「飛龍騰達」賀年巴士 行走過海101及機場A11路線

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