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Wynna Wong
Reporter, Hong Kong
Wynna joined the SCMP in 2023 after nearly a decade as a reporter and anchor at various TV newsrooms. She specialises in Hong Kong macroeconomics, tourism and consumer trends, and holds an MA in journalism from Columbia University.
Authorities eye development of meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions sector to lure ‘high-end’ tourists.
Privacy Commissioner Ada Chung also says further amendments to Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance being considered to curb information leakage risks.
Hong Kong police say at least two complaints filed over fans chasing streamer onto train, with station gate and Octopus card reader damaged.
Tour bookings remain steady while insurance executives urge travellers to secure coverage.
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Reporters, lawmaker try to hail ride via JOIE app without success. Transport expert asks why premium taxis aren’t using centralised app.
Company confident a higher level of service for its targeted customer base will be worth the longer wait times.
Costumed fans undeterred by cool weather and three-hour queues to get into main party stand at Kai Tak Stadium.
Rosanna Law tells Post in exclusive interview that authorities play active but ‘quieter’ role than Lion City in promoting city’s attractions and mega-events.
Spectators lament taxi arrangements at Kai Tak Sports Park with some having to wait up to 45 minutes.
Visitors say new Kai Tak Stadium enlivens the atmosphere while some businesses report up to 20 per cent increase in sales.
Rosanna Law also says she wants to review Cityline’s operations amid anger over errors with ComplexCon, Coldplay tickets.
Hotel boss says long-haul tourist numbers have surged this month, correlating with major events such as Sevens rugby tournament.
Nine-day festival takes place from March 22 to 30, with hub at Central’s PMQ and murals and digital artworks in Central and Western district.
Cityline comes under fire from Rosanna Law as fans queue for hours to exchange tickets for new ones with correct information.
Group says via social media they will proceed with March 23 performance ‘out of respect for our fans and all stakeholders involved’.
All Cathay flights scheduled to take off from London on Friday and land in Hong Kong on Saturday have been cancelled.
Observatory director Chan Pak-wai also predicts longer-than-usual typhoon season that could continue well into November.
Former health official and patients’ rights group warn residents may abuse proposed exemption of emergency cases to get ‘best deals’.
Education chief Christine Choi was responding after weeks of concern and online petitions demanding transparency from St Paul’s College.
Trial runs for road cycling and marathon found communication gaps between Hong Kong, Zhuhai and Shenzhen, office chief says.
More than 60 pieces by Spanish master will be displayed, along with a curated selection of 130 works by modern artists from the region.
Fire on board an Air Busan plane earlier this year has sparked reassessment of rules for carry-on luggage among carriers.
Man aged 18 and a 15-year-old girl become the latest to be held amid a rise of arrests connected to the popular recreational drug.
Deliveroo’s exit from Hong Kong market follows intense competition from Keeta and its own financial losses in the city.
City’s halal tourism drive sees hotels and restaurants making adjustments to seek Muslim friendly status.
Strong economic growth and targeted initiatives result in Filipinos becoming third-largest group of visitors to city.
Economists highlight city’s huge reserves at a panel discussion at Post’s Redefining Hong Kong Series 2025: Budget Edition forum.
Problem of workplace harassment in Hong Kong appears not to have improved in decades, lawmaker says.
Budget cuts for tourism sector do not necessarily mean less development for the industry, lawmakers and insiders argue.
