Newsletter: Booked for the Ber Months: Your Perfect Hong Kong Holiday

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In the spirit of the fast-approaching holidays, seat sales and holiday deals are already on the rise. With people traveling back to their favorite destinations in the coming months, Hong Kong most especially, one might think, ‘What else is there to see?’ But if you know where to look, you’d find that tucked away in the quiet corners of the city are quaint shops and restaurants waiting for their next visitors. And even further out from the highways and train tracks, Hong Kong has no shortage of natural beauty and sceneries. 

Take a peek below and see what spots you can visit on your next holiday trip to Hong Kong. And if by the end you still can’t pick out the perfect locations, let HKTB’s AI tool decide for you!

Newsletter: Turn Up Summer Fun with the Coolest Vacation at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort

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The long-awaited school break is finally here, and it is time for nonstop summer fun, cool moments, and exciting adventures with friends at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort. From June 22 to September 1, dive into the summer season at the resort with fan favorite characters, including Mickey and Friends, Stitch and Angel, Disney Princesses and Queens, Pixar Pals, and Duffy and Friends. Together you can cool off with water parties, go on thrilling adventures, and create memories during this fun-filled summer celebration. Join the much-awaited “Pixar Water Play Street Party!” as Anger* from the Pixar Animation Studios Inside Out films explodes into Hong Kong Disneyland for the first time; enjoy the “Adventure is Out There!” stage show with the new addition of Disney Animation’s Rapunzel and The Snuggly Duckling. To elevate the summer fun, the resort is bringing you a smashing lineup of brand-new cool delicacies, themed merchandise, and hotel experiences!

Newsletter: Kaspersky shares cybersecurity tips for a peaceful getaway during the holy week

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As the holiday season approaches, the urge to unwind and kick back is natural. And it's all too common for people to let their guard down completely when connecting to the Internet too– but shouldn’t.