Hong Kong is a dynamic global city blending skyscrapers with lush mountains, known for its vibrant culture, bustling harbors, and world-class cuisine.
Food & Wine’s 2026 Global Tastemakers ranking highlights 10 cities where cuisine shapes the travel experience as strongly as landmarks or hotels. From Hong Kong and Tokyo to Paris and Istanbul, these are the cities setting the pace for food-led travel this year.
Uber has relaunched ride-hailing services in Macau, marking its first new Asian market entry in years and testing a strategy built around premium, cross-border mobility between Macau and Hong Kong.
Disney has confirmed Yas Island as the future home of Disneyland Abu Dhabi, marking the company’s first theme park resort in the Middle East and a major milestone for global expansion.
Global Hotel Alliance delivered a standout year in 2025, with record revenue, rising loyalty engagement, and strong international travel demand reshaping the independent hotel landscape.
Euromonitor International has released its Top 100 Cities for 2025, with Paris once again crowned the world’s most attractive destination. Here’s what defines this year’s leading cities – and the global travel trends shaping the rankings.
Singapore’s Jardine Matheson has agreed to acquire the remaining stake in luxury-hotel group Mandarin Oriental, valuing the transaction at around US$4.2 billion.
Cathay Pacific will restart nonstop flights between Hong Kong and Seattle beginning March 30, 2026, expanding its North America network with weekly service.