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Hung Tong, the hotel’s signature restaurant, honours Hong Kong’s past while creating a modern experience of Chinese cuisine. Inspired by the 19th century shipyards that once dominated the Hung Hom Bay neighbourhood, red brick walls evoke the feeling of ‘old Hong Kong’ and are complemented by traditional metal gates, wooden vents, vintage-inspired chairs and tinted glass pendants.

Tennews

Cathay Pacific and Cathay Dragon passengers transiting through the Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) can get exclusive discount coupons to shop and/or dine at HKIA from 8th May, 2017 onwards. These coupons will allow customers to avail various instant discounts upon spending the required amount in one single transaction at all participating HKIA shops* except DFS Duty Free (tobacco). For example, a passenger can get an instant HK$50 off in a single transaction with net amount over HK$500 in a participating restaurant with the coupon, and separately he/she can also get another instant HK$100 off in a single transaction of net amount over HK$1,000 inside a participating shop with the coupon.

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Cathay Pacific and Cathay Dragon passengers transiting through the Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) can get exclusive discount coupons to shop and/or dine at HKIA from 8th May, 2017 onwards. These coupons will allow customers to avail various instant discounts upon spending the required amount in one single transaction at all participating HKIA shops* except DFS Duty Free (tobacco). For example, a passenger can get an instant HK$50 off in a single transaction with net amount over HK$500 in a participating restaurant with the coupon, and separately he/she can also get another instant HK$100 off in a single transaction of net amount over HK$1,000 inside a participating shop with the coupon.

The Hindu

The Tours and Travels Association of Andhra (TTAA) has advised Indians travelling to Hong Kong to make flight and hotel bookings only after their Pre-Arrival Registration (PAR) was approved. TTAA president K.V. Vijay Mohan said in a statement on Tuesday, that the association had decided to caution travellers as PAR was being seen as a ‘step to stop Indians to visit Hong Kong’. It was observed that if a family of four applied for visas, the father and mother were being granted visas while the same was rejected for children and vice-versa. It was seen that 30 % to 50 % of the cases were being rejected.