The Hindu Business Line – Online

From syringes and television sets strewn on its beaches to brimming landfills, Hong Kong is struggling to keep pace with a growing waste problem in one of the world’s most densely populated cities.

Landfills in the global financial hub of 7 million people are nearly full as the volume of waste rises for a fifth straight year and recycling lags behind other Asian cities.

The Hindu Business Line – Print – Mumbai, Delhi, and Bangalore

Yeung’s journey towards social entrepreneurship wouldn’t have gone anywhere without two key figures. One of them is Green Monday co-founder Francis Ngai, a local investor who previously founded Social Ventures Hong Kong, a philanthropic venture fund that invests in social mission-based startups that work to address urban challenges such as wealth discrepancy, handicap accessibility and elderly issues in Hong Kong. The two shared a diet and a cause. “We would have lunch for hours and talk about ideas to change the world,” said Yeung. At one of those lunches, Ngai said, “David, is there anything we can do with food that is social?” Yeung put down his ...

News Patrolling – Online

This summer, visitors to Hong Kong will be able to immerse themselves in the world of e-Sports, music and exciting gourmet experiences unlike anything they have experienced before, as the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) will launch the 3-day extravaganza “ICBC (Asia) e-Sports & Music Festival Hong Kong” at the Central Harbourfront from 4 to 6 August. The Festival has three exciting, never-seen-before elements, offering visitors an unforgettable summer experience.

Hindu Business Line Online & Print – Delhi & Bangalore

Abhijit Mishra is the Country Manager, KAYAK India, a travel fare aggregator. My favourite airport Hong Kong International Airport What I like about it Hong Kong is a very efficient and well laid out airport, which can handle huge volumes. High technology information system make it very easy to get around, and get information. There is plenty of food and beverage choices for all budgets, and space to lounge around.

Outlook Traveller –  Online

I sat on a ledge by a large window, knocking my spectacles against the glass and looking down upon what seemed like all of Hong Kong. The island of Hong Kong in one view and then, as I moved along the 360 degree panorama, the Kowloon Peninsula. On the one hand, the high-rise landscape of this teeming world city; and on the other, the horizontal invitation of the sea with ferries, boats and vessels dotting the blue.