News 24 – Online

The cast also took time out from their daily filming schedule to explore Hong Kong on their own. They savored on dimsums and egg tarts, visited the Old Town Central and local district Sham Shui Po, aside from exploring the offbeat side of Hong Kong at Lantau Island, home to the Big Buddha with views of the lush mountainside which can be seen on a glass-bottomed cable car ride to the island.

The Economic Times – Online

In 2015 a mosaic of 1970s American cartoon character Hong Kong Phooey by French artist Invader sold at auction in Hong Kong for HK$2 million ($258,000). The popular piece of street art had been destroyed by the city’s authorities, infuriating residents, and was later recreated for sale.

Devdi Scourse – Online

Deccan Chronicle – Online

Art dealers, collectors and gallery owners gather in Hong Kong for the annual Art Basel exhibition this week at a time when fairs are increasingly driving growth in the sector and collectors from across Asia are flocking to the financial hub.

Femina – Online

A metropolis crammed with cheap thrills, Hong Kong’s classic experiences are not expensive shops, but pokey cafes, lively street markets and incense-laced temples. STAR FERRY A floating piece of Hong Kong heritage, the legendary Star Ferry was founded in 1880 and plies the waters of Victoria Harbour, with backdrop views of skyscrapers marching up jungle clad hills.

News World India – Online

Art Basel Hong Kong 2018 opens this week on 29 March and will run until 31 March. This year’s edition features 248 premier galleries from 32 countries, besides a range of exhibitions, openings, events and parties in the city.

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The commercial high end of the art world is at the fore in March, with gallerists, collectors and celebrities descending on Hong Kong for the annual Art Basel fair. But English mural artist Dan Kitchener, drawn to the city’s unique geography and energy, made his third visit to Hong Kong this month to depict atmospheric urban scenes with spray paint in its narrow and steep streets.

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Nine Indian galleries will participate in the Hong Kong Art Basel fair 2018 starting today Sharad Pawar to host dinner for opposition parties in Delhi on Tuesday.

Yahoo News – Online

As international galleries and wealthy collectors descend on Hong Kong for Art Basel, life for some of the city’s creatives is still a struggle to make ends meet. “”Art Basel’s Hong Kong edition launched five years ago and spawned a host of simultaneous shows in what has become known as “Art Month”.

Forbes – Online

Art Basel in Hong Kong celebrates its sixth edition opening March 29th with over 248 major galleries offering up the very best contemporary art from 32 countries and all set in one of my favorite cities in the world

The Hindu – Print

Hong Kong international airport will have a swanky new lounge, which will allow its guests to people watch from atop, take in sunset views from the terrace and treat themselves to a delectable menu at its exclusive noodle bar. The new lounge, The Deck, will be unveiled by Cathay Pacific on March 22 at the airport’s Terminal 1, near Gate.

Travel + Leisure – National

After the Iron Man Experience, the second Marvel ride exclusive to Hong Kong Disneyland features the characters of Ant-Man and The Wasp from the popular comic series. The yet-to-be-named attraction is set for a launch later this year, replacing the Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters.

Verve – Print – National

Verve Magazine – Online

Featuring works from a whopping 247 galleries from across 32 countries, the sixth edition of the Hong Kong fair includes modern art from the 20 th century, as well as contemporary creations. And making their presence felt at the premier art event are nine Indian galleries while Chemould Prescott Road, Experimenter, Nature Morte and Vadehra Art Gallery are showcasing in the main Galleries sector, Gallery Espace and Sakshi Gallery will be seen in the Insights sector, and Jhaveri Contemporary, Gallery SKE and Tarq will put up their works in the Discoveries sector.

Travel Biz Monitor – Online

Organised by Meetings and Exhibitions Hong Kong (MEHK), a division of the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB), the 2017 Top MICE Agent Awards Ceremony cum Mega Familiarisation Trip was held from March 13 to 18, 2018, where a record-breaking number of over 70 agents from four strategic markets including Mainland China, India, Indonesia and South Korea were awarded with a five-day-four-night reward familiarisation trip with an award presentation extravaganza to acknowledge their effort.

Samachar Live – Online

Biz Wire Express – Online

Media Outreach  – Online

Asia One – Online

Riauheadline – Online

Business Insider – Online

ACN News Wire – Online

Blogarama – Online

Options are just as vast as the famous Victoria Harbour; Business Exchange at Contract Hong Kong: A record-breaking number of over 80 Hong Kong trade partners, including hotels, attractions and destination management companies, gathered under one roof on 16 March for a direct business exchange session with top MICE agents from Mainland China to explore business collaboration opportunities.

Bangalore Mirror – Print

Mumbai Mirror – Print

Next week’s Art Basel Hong Kong promises to see a mammoth Indian presence, what with so many galleries from here participating. Vadehra Art Gallery, Chemould Prescott, Tarq, Jhaveri Contemporary, Nature Morte and Gallery Ske are headed to HK for what seems to be Asia’s biggest art fair.

The Asian Age – Online

If there’s anything actress Aahana Kumra loves as much as acting, it would be travel. And these two passions come together in her latest venture a web series titled It happened in Hong Kong about two solo travellers who meet on a trip and travel a new route in life.

Vogue – Online

The menu at Sevva is inspired by the cultural diversity of Hong Kong itself: authentic tastes typical of those created in everyday Chinese regional kitchens adding to the myriad of influences from the colonial days. With a menu that transcends geographical boundaries, Sevva is united by a delectable dessert experience.

The Hindu – Online

News Today – Online

Two solo travellers meet in a foreign country. Sparks fly. But is it going to end the same way that most on-screen stories do? That’s where you might be surprised, say Aahana Kumra and Amol Parashar, the stars of It Happened in Hong Kong, the latest Viu Original which released its first episode online yesterday.

Ahmedabad Mirror – Online

The Times of India – Online

Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar shared the view of his room in Hong Kong.

Outlook – Online

Hong Kong’s Metro is clean and comfortable and is also the easiest way to get around the city. You can also take a 1D hop-on-hop-off tour with the Big Bus Company ($55.30 including some entry passes; bigbustours.com). Check out Soho and Lan Kwai Fong for their nightclubs.

Travel Offer – Online

To further celebrate Japanese culture, the restaurant will host culture experiences, such as dance performances, calligraphy demonstrations, sake tasting classes and more. FUMI, 6/F, California Tower, Lan Kwai Fong, 30-36 D’Aguilar St, Central, Hong Kong

The New Indian Express – Bangalore

Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, will host the Art Affair experience, with an array of privileges and access to Art Central Hong Kong and Art Basel Hong Kong, in late-March 2018. The iconic hotel, situated adjacent to the Central Harbourfront, will be home to the fourth edition of Art Central, while a hop-skip away, Art Basel will host its sixth edition at Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.

Adgully – Online

Viu will premiere its upcoming original titled ‘It Happened in Hong-Kong’ featuring rising stars of the digital space: Aahana Kumra and Amol Parashar. After the success of Viu’s recent shows, such as ‘No.1 Yaari,’ ‘I Can, You Can’ and ‘Tollywood Squares,’ Viu’s latest original will stream on the official Viu app on 9th March. Shot in Hong Kong, the four-episode romantic comedy travel series will also be televised on Zoom.

Mid-Day – Online

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CNBC News – Online

News Locker – Online

CAN India – Online

Akshay Kumar has jetted off with family to Hong Kong. Yesterday, he posted a picture on social media and wrote, “Enjoying the harbour view and some calm before the world and kids wake up (sic).” The Khiladi is known to take off on vacations at least three to four times a year. His favourite holiday destination is Cape Town in South Africa.

The Times of India – Online

While Akshay Kumar is taking his sweet time savouring the fruits of his last successful film ‘PadMan’, we recently got a sneak peek into what the actor is up to. It seems the actor is currently holidaying in Hong Kong with his family.

Hindustan Times – Print (Delhi)

Actor Akshay Kumar tweeted this picture from Hong Kong. Enjoying the harbour view and some calm before the world and kids wake up # Dadon Duty.

Pataindia – Online

The Hong Kong Tourism Board’s annual Hong Kong Travel Mission to the UK will return for its 28th year on 7th March 2018, at 155 Bishopsgate in London. This one day event, which has become a key feature in the travel trade calendar, is designed specifically for Product and Contracting Managers from UK tour operators to make new contacts and re-acquaint with Hong Kong trade.

Air The World – Online

Hong Kong need to such an extent to offer a greater amount Past its notoriety for being a cosmonaut locale. Truth be told Past its renowned worldwide skyscrapers, you might rediscover Hong Kong for new eyes as An put from claiming common wonder Furthermore a repossess from claiming paramount encounters.

The Statesman – Online

Actor Amol Parashar, who will be seen with Aahana Kumra in the new web series It Happened in Hong Kong, has also penned the dialogues for it along with its director Lakshya Raj Anand. Produced by OTT service platform Viu, the four-episode romantic series revolves around the two actors’ characters.

Indiandth – Online

will premiere its upcoming original titled ‘It Happened in Hong-Kong’ featuring Aahana Kumra and Amol Parashar on 9 March. Shot in Hong Kong, the four-episode romantic comedy travel series will also be televised on Zoom.

Mid-Day – Online

Happened in Hong Kong, has also penned the dialogues for it along with its director Lakshya Raj Anand. Produced by OTT service platform Viu, the four-episode romantic series revolves around the two actors’ characters.

Exchange 4 Media – Online

It Happened in Hong-Kong’ is a digital series which explores and celebrates the small yet special moments which take place when you travel, including meeting strangers. Over a solo trip to Hong Kong, Amol and Aahana meet by chance and hit it off instantly. Their beautiful journey takes some interesting twists and turns.

Tv News 4u – Online

‘It Happened in Hong-Kong’ is a digital series that explores and celebrates the small yet special moments that happen when you travel, including meeting strangers. Over a solo trip to Hong Kong, Amol and Aahana meet by chance and hit it off instantly.

Free Press Journal – Online

The Indian Express – Online

Sudarvizhi – Online

News Boss – Online

The trailer of Viu’s upcoming digital series – It Happened in Hong Kong, featuring the digital stars Aahana Kumra and Amol Parashar’s is sure to reignite the desire for a solo trip in every millennial. The upcoming romantic travel series which is set to launch this month is about two wandering soul in one exotic location.

Indian Wiki Media – Online

Mid-Day – Online

CNBC News – Online

Funclickearn – Online

Speaking on her upcoming series, Aahana Kumra commented, “Working on ‘It Happened in Hong Kong’ was an amazing experience. I’ve always loved to travel. When I heard the script and got to know it will be shot in Hong Kong, I jumped on the opportunity as I have never been to Hong Kong. I had an incredible time working with Lakshya and Amol, they both are truly amazing people to work with.

The Economic Times – Print – Bangalore The Economic Times – Print – Mumbai The Economic Times – Print – Delhi

A family holiday to China ensures contrasting experiences; from historic monuments, soaring skyscrapers, countryside scenery and ground breaking advancements…China has it all. China is also home to the adorable Pandas.(Hong Kong)

Thomas Cook – Online

Hong Kong is an ideal place for a fun romantic getaway, with your significant other. Hong Kong has on offer, luxury, fun entertainments, adventure, cultural experiences, delicious food and budget friendly accommodation.