Hong Kong Acid Attacks
By David Eimer
The man, who police believe could be behind a campaign of terror in which 100 people have been injured in the last 13 months, was detained early on Sunday morning, just hours after 30 people were hurt
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Hong Kong
By Leslie Tang
HONG KONG - Hong Kong will start building its new Kai Tak Cruise Terminal next year in the hopes of developing into a premier cruise hub in the region.
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Hong Kong
By Patsy Moy
Hong Kong travel agencies are scrambling to secure seats with other airlines in an attempt to salvage Christmas travel plans of thousands before the British Airways cabin crew strike begins on Tuesday
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Largest Carrier Of Visitors To Fiji
By eTN Staff Writer
Air Pacific Limited, the largest carrier of visitors to Fiji, celebrated the success of its inaugural direct flight from Nadi of Fiji to Hong Kong today.
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Fiji
Fiji has signed an air services agreement with Hong Kong, which is expected to be a catalyst for boosting tourism and economic development.
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Case To Be Heard Before Employment Appeals Tribunal
By eTN Staff Writer
Fifteen female international cabin crew who are alleging age and race discrimination on the part of their former employer, British Airways, will have their case heard today (Thursday) before the Emplo
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Committed To Achieving Global Excellence
By eTN Staff Writer
The School of Hotel and Tourism Management (SHTM) of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) is ranked no.
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2nd Daily Flight To Hong Kong From India
By eTN Staff Writer
Jet Airways, India’s premier international airline, launched its new Delhi-Hong Kong service, its second daily flight to Hong Kong from India, aboard a state-of-the-art, wide-body Airbus 330-200 air
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Hong Kong Housing Situation
The downturn in Hong Kong's economy is turning into good news for landlords - and bad news for thousands of tenants who sleep in cramped metal cages rather than live on the streets of Asia's most expe
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ITE & ITE MICE Survey
By eTN Staff Writer
The two public days of ITE & ITE MICE this year, despite the financial crisis and swine flu, drew over 60,000 visitors, up 12 percent.
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24th Annual Show
By eTN Staff Writer
Held annually in Hong Kong, ITE & ITE MICE is among the few leisure and MICE shows in Asia covering a substantial market like Hong Kong and also the fast-growing markets of China and Asia, which bring
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Hong Kong
Something is amiss on the streets of Mongkok. Ordinarily, the bustling 4.4 square mile patch of shops and food stalls is packed with some of the highest rates of pedestrian traffic in the world.
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Hong Kong
Swine Flu’s May 1 appearance in Hong Kong helped drive the number of tourists visiting the Chinese territory down by 13.5% from the same month last year, the South China Morning Post reported.
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Macau Tourism
By Dr. Elinor Garely, eTN Staff Writer
Exactly! Where is it?
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Airline Bail-outs
By Luc Citrinot, eTN Staff Writer
Asian airlines are bracing gloomy times, despite their relative stronger position than their American or European counterparts.
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23rd International Travel Expo Hong Kong
By eTN Staff Writer
TKS, organizer of the 23rd International Travel Expo Hong Kong (ITE) and the concurrent 4th MICE, Business & Incentive Travel Expo (ITE MICE), is honored to welcome Japan to be Partnerland Asia of our
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Hong Kong
By latimes.com
With the SARS outbreak in 2003 not close to forgotten, Hong Kong authorities have acted decisively and swiftly in response to Asia’s first confirmed case of swine flu.
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China
By chinahospitalitynews.com
The Civil Aviation Administration of China has published a notice concerning the expansion of Spring Airlines's business scope making it the first private airline company in China to obtain traffic ri
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Bangkok Travel Advisories
By bangkokpost.com
Australia, Russia and Hong Kong have joined governments around the world in warning their citizens to avoid or reconsider travelling to protest-hit Bangkok.
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Hong Kong
By monstersandcritics.com
Hong Kong - Luxury hotels in Hong Kong are seeing occupancy rates fall steeply as travellers seek cheaper accommodation because of the global economic slump, according to government figures released M
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