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Sun PhuQuoc Airways accelerates presence in Hong Kong

The event introduced the airline’s upcoming direct route between Hong Kong and Phu Quoc, scheduled to launch on May 22. Sun PhuQuoc Airways will operate five weekly flights on the route as part of its broader international expansion strategy following market growth in Taiwan, mainland China, and South Korea. The airline also appointed OpenSky as

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Holiday consumption surges – Chinadaily.com.cn

Tourists buy duty-free goods at a store in Haikou, Hainan province, during the May Day holiday. SU BIKUN/FOR CHINA DAILY China”s consumption vitality burst during the recently concluded May Day holiday, with the sales revenue of related sectors growing by 14.3 percent year-on-year, indicating a further release of consumption potential, according to value-added tax invoice

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Middle East airspace closures trigger flight cancellations and Tube disruption this weekend

London Heathrow—Europe’s busiest hub for corporate travel—warned passengers on Friday, 8 May, that a “small number” of flights have been cancelled or delayed after several Gulf states again closed segments of their airspace in response to regional tensions. For mobility managers needing emergency visa extensions or alternative entry documentation, VisaHQ can streamline applications with its

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The Old-School Resort with a Cool Indie Streak and Fascinating Naval History That Is One of the UK’s Best Seaside Towns to Visit

With its South Parade Piers, rows of colourful beach huts and cobbled streets, Southsea brims with British retro seaside charm. But, to be worthy of a place on Time Out’s list of the UK’s best seaside towns to visit, it needs a little more to it than that. Sure enough, Southsea has also got fascinating historical landmarks,

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What Was The Worst UK Airport for Delays in 2025? The Answer Won’t Surprise You

You’ve done everything you possibly can to ensure your trip goes smoothly – booked your train to arrive at the airport hours ahead of boarding, put all your documents in separate pouch, arranged pick-up on the other side. Then, at the final hurdle, you hear that your flight has been delayed and all of your meticulous planning

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Hengqin Port rolls out ‘Smart Immigration Clearance’, promising friction-free travel for Hong Kong–Macao commuters

The Guangdong–Macao In-Depth Cooperation Zone took a decisive step toward a paper-less border on 7 May when authorities activated facial-recognition-based “Smart Immigration Clearance” at all one-stop joint-service vehicle lanes in Hengqin Port. The system, jointly developed by Macao’s Public Security Police Force, Zhuhai border inspectors and the Hengqin economic bureau, allows pre-registered drivers and passengers

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Ex-Hong Kong police officer and UK border agent jailed for ‘shadow policing’ dissidents

A London jury on 7 May convicted Peter Wai, a UK Border Force officer, and Bill Yuen, a former Hong Kong policeman, of helping China’s Ministry of State Security monitor Hong Kong pro-democracy activists in Britain. Prosecutors described the pair’s activities—surveillance, harassment and data gathering on exiled campaigners—as an unprecedented case of “transnational repression” involving

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China TOPCon solar cell prices stabilize as holiday lull slows trading – pv magazine International

In a new weekly update for pv magazine, OPIS, a Dow Jones company, provides a quick look at the main price trends in the global PV industry. May 8, 2026 OPIS China’s TOPCon cell prices held steady in the first week of May amid weak trading activity, as China entered a week-long Labor Day holiday

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4 common mistakes when travelling with pets – and one could land you £5,000 fine

Pet owners need to keep some things in mind for a safe trip with animals or be ready to face fines, according to an expert. Make sure you don’t fall into the common traps If you’re travelling with pets, a simple mistake can lead to fines(Image: Getty Images/Stock Photo) If your summer travel plans include

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American tourist dies after falling from 29th-floor pool deck at Hong Kong hotel, injuring 7 pedestrians

By Hoang Vu  &nbspMay 7, 2026 | 10:11 pm PT People crossing a street during busy evening traffic in central Hong Kong. Photo by AFP A 69-year-old American woman died after falling from a hotel in Hong Kong, with at least seven people injured in the incident. The incident occurred at Hotel Indigo Hong Kong

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Survey finds “growing pressure” on youth group travel to UK this year – ICEF Monitor

Findings from a February-March 2026 pulse survey conducted by the British Educational Travel Association (BETA) highlight “growing pressure” on inbound youth travel to the UK this year. The survey gathered responses from 211 international buyers and agents responsible for organising youth group travel to the UK, including school groups, educational tours, and language programmes. Just

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American tourist dies after plunging from 29th floor of Hong Kong hotel, seven on ground injured

An American tourist has died after plunging from the 29th floor of a Hong Kong boutique hotel on Monday – and seven people on the ground were also injured. The woman, only identified as a 69-year-old, fell to her death just after 9 a.m. after going to the pool deck of the Hotel Indigo Hong

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HSBC Hong Kong introduces Asia Pacific’s first World Legend Mastercard

SINGAPORE, May 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — HSBC Hong Kong Privé cardholders are the first in Asia Pacific to experience Mastercard’s most premium consumer credit tier through HSBC Privé World Legend Mastercard, with access to The Mastercard Collection, a new suite of elevated dining, entertainment and travel benefits accessible around the world. HSBC Privé World Legend

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Summer of discontent? 900 Scottish airport staff begin strike ballots that could hit World Cup travel

Travel plans for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States—and for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow—face fresh uncertainty after Unite the Union opened strike ballots on 6 May 2026 covering almost 900 workers at Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow airports. The ballots close on 21 and 28 May, teeing up potential walk-outs during the

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Pet Travel Rule Changes Spark Frustration for Channel Island Owners and Vets

Pet owners and veterinary professionals in the Channel Islands have voiced concerns over rising costs and added inconvenience because of recent changes to the documentation required for travelling with animals to Europe. Under updated EU regulations, now enforced by the UK, previously issued EU pet passports expired in April. As a result, islanders must now

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