Hong Kong Bar and Club Association chief hopes lucky draw launched on May 1 can increase business by 10 to 20 per cent.

Legco panel hears that Covid-19 crisis caused ‘significant’ increases in the amount of debt linked to airport project.

Tourism Board says 1,000 drones will create images of bun towers and flower boards along Wan Chai Harbourfront at 8pm on Saturday.

‘Station Rail Voyage’ exhibition will open to public at Hung Hom station on April 27 in celebration of company’s 45th anniversary.

Tourism Board invited industry professionals, celebrities and internet influencers to produce over 330 short videos documenting their travel experience in Hong Kong

Sixty-three cinemas across city selling tickets at HK$30 each for second annual day offering big discounts.

City is a food paradise, but not for Muslim visitors keen to try Cantonese cuisine and local delights.

Tourism lawmaker Perry Yiu says industry working on presenting ‘old offerings in new or refreshing and innovative ways’.

Knowing your exits and staying calm is key to getting out of a burning building, but decision to hunker down means assessing risks and keeping smoke out.

Head of local firefighters’ division also says unregistered structural changes found at 60-year-old New Lucky House, where fire claimed five lives and left 43 injured.

Dozens of guest houses, 100 subdivided flats and many commercial premises fill New Lucky House on Kowloon’s Jordan Road

One of the victims suspected to have jumped off 16-storey building in Yau Ma Tei in a bid to escape blaze, fire services official says.

InvestHK says it has had 1,600 inquiries since March 1 launch, with 70 per cent of interest from professional services providers.

City leader John Lee says Paris Olympics and Paralympics will be shown on city’s three free-to-air TV stations, as well as public broadcaster RTHK.

Veteran photojournalist had 40,000 rolls of film to his name, capturing major events such as the 1967 riots, Bruce Lee’s funeral and Britain’s Queen Elizabeth’s first visit to the city.

Environment chief says city’s continued economic woes not anticipated when it was decided to push ahead with waste-charging scheme.

While overseas fans are visiting for the Sevens, they also plan to ‘enjoy life in Hong Kong, go sightseeing and explore the city’.

Tourism Board touts efforts to lure visitors through influencers in target market countries amid slower-than-expected return of mainland Chinese.

It is the second increase since authorities imposed a new formula that takes into account affordability for the public.

Urban Renewal Authority insists redevelopment plan will not ‘destroy’ Mong Kok flower market’s charm, but improve business for traders and the city economy.

First day of festival at AsiaWorld-Expo features hip hop stars from Hong Kong, Taiwan and the mainland including Novel Fergus and Lexie Liu.

Woman hired through government-funded scheme was earlier arrested on suspicion of child abuse after baby found to have suffered brain blood clot and fell into coma.

Police receive call at 5.40pm and arrive at construction site of phase two redevelopment of Kwai Chung Hospital, where they found male foreman on ground.

Current system is extremely strict, which makes number of restaurants that qualify very limited, Tourism Board says.

Chan says new or expanded firms, together with 30 companies that made similar moves last year, will invest more than HK$40 billion in the city and create 13,000 jobs.

Tobacco and Alcohol Control Office staff catch 14-year-old distributing ‘huge stack’ of smoking advertising leaflets from his backpack.

Four hundred hikers from Hong Kong brave the rain to walk Shenzhen’s Kunpeng Trail, in 10th such event hoping to lure trekkers over to try local scenery.

Deduction on assisted reproductive services expected to cover services obtained from both public and private clinics, while ones undergone outside city not eligible.

Senior Beijing official also hints in meeting with NPC delegates that series of preferential policies to support city’s tourism would be proposed.

InvestHK head of business and professional services Herman Tse Yu-man says more foreign investments are expected in the coming year.