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American Tourister • 1st December 2021

Events worth travelling to in 2022

There are just some things in life that are better in real life, especially when it comes to large scale events that create memories for a lifetime. Here are a few on our bucket list that are definitely worth travelling to in 2022. Plan ahead and make it a trip to remember!
Pacific Place The Style Sheet • 31st January 2020

5 Intrepid Valentine’s Day Trips

This Valentine’s Day, instead of doing the classic but predictable romantic dinners and staycations, why not book yourself and your partner into a hair-raising, adrenaline-spiking experience?
Flight Centre • 18th November 2019

A Guide to Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia, is a vibrant and modern city boasting a fascinating combination of both heritage and innovation.
The Loop HK • 3rd May 2019

Hipster Spots to Explore on Tai Nam Street

Think you’ve seen it all with our guide to Sham Shui Po? Think again. Nestled between Prince Edward and Sham Shui Po is Tai Nam Street.
+852 (Ink Global) • 1st February 2019

Neighbourhood Stops: Yau Ma Tei

Sandwiched between Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Ma Tei feels like a throwback to the Hong Kong of old.
Lonely Planet • 10th December 2018

Up the stairs: the hidden shops of Hong Kong’s high rises

Above the myriad international brands and neon lights that line Hong Kong’s crowded streets hide a handful of cosy independent shops run by passionate local entrepreneurs.
The Loop HK • 7th June 2018

Loop into Shenzhen

Ever been tempted to head to the other side? Shenzhen actually has a lot of offer. Think plenty of street snacks, parks, art exhibitions, book stores, and of course, massage parlours and nail salons. Read on for the highlights and must-sees.
The Loop HK • 21st March 2018

Alternative Book Stores to Visit in Hong Kong

A lot of people are saying print is dead — but the love for ink and paper in Hong Kong is still strong. If you’re looking for alternative bookstores to shop from or just hang out at, check out our list below.
The Loop HK • 9th January 2018

Insider's Guide to Yuen Long

Though quite a journey from city center, Yuen Long is quite the destination for a day trip. Be it for local food, fresh air or just to experience the residential side of the city, this neighbourhood has a lot to offer. Read on for the highlights and must-sees.
Hong Kong Tourism Board • 1st January 2018

Wong Tai Sin: Zen in the City

If you’re seeking good fortune, religious guidance, a break from the busy city, or all three, then Wong Tai Sin District is the place to be. In one afternoon, you can experience the peace and tranquillity of Chi Lin Nunnery and Nan Lian Garden, and then immerse yourself in the colourful traditions of Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple.
Hong Kong Tourism Board • 1st January 2018

Feasting in Tuen Mun

Hong Kong is a renowned foodie destination, with speciality gourmet delights spread across the city. Tuen Mun District is no exception, delighting visitors and locals alike with its abundance of fresh seafood and produce.
Hong Kong Tourism Board • 1st January 2018

Outdoor Adventure in Tuen Mun

Tuen Mun District might not be the first destination that springs to mind for a day trip, but the area has plenty to offer, with beautiful beaches, scenic hikes and good campsites all within easy reach of the city.
WGSN Insider • 12th July 2017

The Warehouse Hotel, Singapore: A Modern Stay with a Story

Singapore, the city just marked 50 years since it became an independent state, is rich in heritage and packed with stories. Though the trend around the globe is to preserve...
WGSN Insider • 3rd March 2017

Where to go during Hong Kong Arts Month 2017

As March begins, Hong Kong seem to turn into a city that’s all about art, be it infused into your hotel stay, your dinner menu, your list of ‘things to...
The Loop HK • 16th October 2017

Insider's Guide to Shek Kip Mei

Hidden next to Sham Shui Po and Prince Edward, Shek Kip Mei is a small piece of old Hong Kong that’s flourishing with local talents and culture.
The Loop HK • 4th September 2017

Street Food on Fa Yuen Street

Fa Yuen Street’s market is known for its fresh fruits, cheap home accessories and affordable and trendy clothes. But did you know that there are also plenty of delicious street...
Time Out Hong Kong • 17th August 2017

Sham Shui Po: The Ultimate Guide

Despite its longstanding reputation as a working class neighbourhood, Sham Shui Po is a mecca for shopoholics in Hong Kong. Electronics, computer gadgets, accessories and even children’s toys – SSP...
WGSN Insider • 13th February 2017

The Puli Hotel, Shanghai: A slice of Zen calm

The modern city of Shanghai is on top of the trends, but it can also be overwhelming to visitors with its confusing roads, polluted air and constant flow of things...
wcity.com • 7th October 2016

The Slate: A Different Side of Phuket

When most people think of Phuket, they think of the naughty clubs and giant bars near Patong Beach, or snorkelling with sea life on Phi Phi Island. But did you...
The Loop HK • 7th September 2016

11 Weird and Wonderful Hong Kong Experiences

Do we hate the rush that we get on the red minibus, or do we hate that we love it? Here are 11 uniquely HK experiences that all Hongkongers can relate to.
wcity.com • 16th April 2016

Top 8 Stylish Boutique Hotels in Hong Kong

Whether you’re visiting Hong Kong or looking for a weekend staycation, there are plenty of options besides the traditional five-star hotels. Defined by their sometimes smaller rooms and less decadent...
wcity.com • 16th February 2016

A Night in Campus Hong Kong

A while back we were invited to visit CAMPUS Hong Kong (a.k.a. Bay Bridge Hong Kong by Hotel G), a hostel slash serviced apartment located in Tsuen Wan that’s made...
Sassy Hong Kong • 11th June 2014

A Day in Mongkok: What to do and where to go!

I know, I know, venturing to the dark side may seem like a scary, unnecessary feat (just the thought of the crowds can be overwhelming!). But hear me out! Mong...
27th February 2014

Guide to Temple Street Food & Shopping (Map included!)

Hey guys! How we doing this fine evening? You know how I feel about food (I love it!) and shopping (even better…), so when it comes to local finds I’m...
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