Home » Hong Kong News » Nepali Travelers Can Now Apply for Hong Kong Visitor Visas Online in 2026: Full Process, Required Documents, and Travel Tips for Hong Kong and Beyond Published on January 18, 2026 As travel restrictions ease globally, Hong Kong continues to be one of the top destinations for Nepali tourists seeking

Home » Airlines News of Hong Kong » Explore Hong Kong International Airport’s New Kyra Lounge in Terminal 1: A Premium Gateway to Comfort and Hong Kong-Inspired Cuisine – Here’s What You Need to Know About Travel Comfort Published on January 18, 2026 Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) has elevated its premium offerings with the

The two Special Administrative Regions have announced the first major enhancement to their reciprocal immigration facilitation scheme since full border reopening in 2023. In a joint statement issued on 16 January and confirmed by both the Hong Kong Immigration Department and Macao’s Public Security Police Force, the minimum age for permanent residents to use each

From Monday 19 January 2026 the minimum age for using automated immigration e-Channels in Hong Kong and Macao will drop from 11 to seven, allowing primary-school children with permanent ID cards to clear the border without manual inspection (visahq.com). The policy is a joint initiative between Hong Kong’s Immigration Department and Macao’s Public Security Police

Dutch activist Eva Vlaardingerbroek, a prominent figure on Europe’s far-right speaking circuit, revealed on social media that her UK Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) had been revoked, with officials stating her presence was “not conducive to the public good.” The notification means she must now apply for a visa—and face a possible refusal—before entering the United

Home » ASIA » Hong Kong and Macau Enhance Travel Experience with Streamlined Immigration Clearance Systems for Faster Cross-Border Movement Published on January 17, 2026 Hong Kong and Macau are taking major steps to streamline cross-border travel with the introduction of a new and enhanced immigration clearance system. Starting January 2026, residents of both Special

Hong Kong residents who cross the Pearl River Estuary for work, study or leisure will soon clear immigration much faster. The Hong Kong Immigration Department (ImmD) announced on 16 January that, in partnership with Macao’s Public Security Police Force and related agencies, the minimum age for using each side’s automated passenger-clearance lanes (e-Channels in Hong

In September, we found out that the 2027 edition of world’s most famous cycling event, the Tour de France, would start in Edinburgh for the first time ever. Now, the race’s full route through the UK has been unveiled.  The last time that the Tour de France went through Britain was more than a decade ago in 2014, when the

Home » America Travel News » Spain Tourism Revenue Skyrockets Past Arrivals in 2025 as United Kingdom and United States Visitors Overpower France and Germany in Spending: You Need to Know Published on January 17, 2026 Spain’s tourism revenue surged far ahead of visitor growth in 2025 as the country deliberately shifted away

Home » Latest Travel News of Asia » Connexus Travel Makes History as the First Hong Kong-Based Agency Appointed for FIFA World Cup 2026 Official Hospitality, Bringing Exclusive VIP Experiences to Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and Mainland China Published on January 16, 2026 Connexus Travel has made history by becoming the first Hong Kong-based agency

Home » Hong Kong News » Hong Kong’s Budget Travel Rise Signals A Major Shift In Global Tourism For 2026 Toward Value, Flexibility And Urban Exploration Published on January 16, 2026 Hong Kong is emerging as one of the world’s most sought-after budget travel destinations for 2026 because travellers are increasingly choosing cities that deliver

Every year, the UK welcomes a whole host of shiny new things to see and do. And every year, writers and editors at Time Out take it upon ourselves to let you know which of those are most worth your time. Our list of the best things to do in the UK in 2026 includes a once-in-a-lifetime exhibition,

Image credit: Ka Ho Ng/Unsplash Living in a city known for its high living expenses, Hong Kong citizens are again facing significant public service fee adjustments as prices are set to rise in 2026. This includes parking, healthcare, and education, except for a reduction in the electricity fee. These adjustments aim to reflect operational costs

Home » AIRLINE NEWS » Nigeria, United States, United Kingdom, Germany, United Arab Emirates, And Turkey Face Competitive Aviation Disruption As U.S. Visa Clampdown Triggers Sharp Decline In Long-Haul Travel And Airline Revenues Published on January 16, 2026 Nigeria, United States, United Kingdom, Germany, United Arab Emirates, and Turkey are all feeling the impact of

Home » MEETING AND EVENT INDUSTRY NEWS » United Kingdom Accelerates a Breakout Year for Independent Travel Selling as Not Just Travel Unleashes High-Impact Strategy Technology and Unstoppable Booking Momentum Published on January 16, 2026 The United Kingdom is witnessing a rapid acceleration in independent travel selling as Not Just Travel turns focused strategy, practical

Home » EUROPE » UK to France in 2026: The Revolutionary Pet Travel Rules You Can’t Afford to Miss — Your Pet’s Passport to Paris! Published on January 16, 2026 For many pet owners, bringing their furry friends along on holiday is a part of the travel experience. However, UK tourists planning to take their

Hong Kong’s Gen Z wants to change the world. It also worries deeply about whether it can afford to live in it. That tension sits at the heart of Gen Z Pulse, a new study conducted with 1,000 GenZ respondents and 35 in-depth interviews conducted by Publicis Groupe Hong Kong in partnership with GWI and The Trade

Home » TOURISM NEWS » Hong Kong Tourism Board Partners with Philippine Agencies to Boost Tourism, Promoting Iconic Attractions in Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia, and Beyond – Here’s What You Need to Know About This Strategic Partnership Published on January 16, 2026 In an effort to boost tourism to Hong Kong from the Philippines, the

Dutch commentator and far-right influencer Eva Vlaardingerbroek revealed on 15 January that the Home Office has cancelled her newly-issued Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA), ruling that her presence is “not conducive to the public good”. The move, confirmed by a Home Office source, means she must obtain a visa – with the risk of refusal –

The United Kingdom’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) updated its UAE travel guidance today, reiterating that Dubai is “generally safe for tourists and business travellers” despite heightened tensions elsewhere in the Middle East. The advisory comes on the back of recent flight diversions and military posturing in neighbouring countries, but British officials note that