Alternative Ways to Spend Friday Night in Hong Kong

Fresh inspiration to shake up your Friday night routine!

Stop doing the same old dinner and a movie, or drinks in LKF, and try something new and interesting next Friday night. There’s something for everybody in this list, so next Friday could be your time to shine in a karaoke session, doing the Lindy hop, or showing what you’ve got on the (crazy) golf course. Either way, there’s no shortage of a good time.Read more »

Kids & Family: What’s On Guide

Let us do all the research so you don't have to! Here's our regularly updated roundup of family-friendly events and activities around Hong Kong.

We’ve listed these events in date order, browse to find inspiration, or click to jump to a specific month.

June 2018, July 2018, August 2018, September 2018, October 2018, November 2018, December 2018, January 2019

We have a full event listing, including all that fun stuff you wouldn’t want to take the kids to, here.

What’s On this Weekend (22-24 June)

Above and Beyond Exhibition @ Hong Kong Science Museum
Sparkle! A Good Waste of Time @ Oi!
From Puppets to Humans Series @ Hong Kong City Hall Theatre
Busy Hands @ HK Forest Adventures
Dragon Boat Carnival @ Victoria Harbour
Whizpa Family Fun Festival
Malvern College Cricket Experience Day @ Po Kong Village Road Park
Storytelling Workshops @ HK Public Library Website
Urban Farming for Kids Workshop @ Garage Society
An Age of Luxury: The Assyrians to Alexander @ Hong Kong History Museum

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Hong Kong’s Changing Health Insurance Marketplace

A changing insurance landscape is bringing a wider range of higher quality health insurance coverage, with a greater variety of choice, than ever before to Hong Kong's locals and expats.

Obtaining a “good” health insurance policy is often a top priority for many expatriates in Hong Kong. Whether the plan is provided by an employer, or purchased on a private basis, families and individuals want to know that they are able to access a high standard of medical treatment in the world’s second most expensive healthcare market.

Until very recently this has meant the purchase of costly international health insurance policies, as the majority of locally underwritten Hong Kong medical insurance plans were simply too unwieldy to use when needed despite their lower cost.

However, a changing insurance landscape has seen the emergence of more robust local health insurance options and lower-cost international products; giving both expatriates and locals access to a wider range of higher quality coverage, with a greater variety of choice, than ever before.Read more »

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