Author: The HK HUB

We’ve compiled all the movies screening in Hong Kong this month for your perusal. From smaller, locally produced films to blockbusters, check out what’s next on your weekend viewing list. In general, tickets are cheaper in the morning and on weekdays. Scroll through to see what piques your interest or jump to a genre to see what’s currently playing. This guide is updated monthly! Drama Downton Abbey: A New Era The Crawley family goes on a grand journey to the South of France to uncover the mystery of the dowager countess’s newly inherited villa. (English, French w/ Chinese subtitles) CompanyTheatreTypeTicketsBroadway…

Let us do all the research so you don’t have to! Here’s our regularly updated roundup of family-friendly events and things to do with kids in Hong Kong.

You know about the main Singapore tourist attractions, like the much-talked-about Gardens by the Bay and Mustafa Centre (and don’t worry, we’ve mentioned those here, too), but what about the lesser-known places of interest in Singapore? Here are 20 shopping districts, cultural neighbourhoods, hawker centres, museums, and happening Singaporean tourist spots that will satisfy the people who travel for their eyes, their stomachs, the culture, or a mix of all of these. Marina Bay Sands The massive Marina Bay Sands hotel has 2,560 in its three towers (© Ernie Santiago via Canva) Marina Bay Sands is a hotel that makes…

In Collaboration With CCWIf you’re an employer in Hong Kong, the Employee’s Compensation Insurance is mandatory for your employees. That Hong Kong law, under the Employees’ Compensation Ordinance, Cap. 282, states that any person or business employing any individual in any capacity must take out an insurance policy to satisfy their liabilities towards workers who may suffer an injury in the routine course of their employment. It doesn’t matter how long you have employed someone, or the length of their contract, or even the hours they work – both part-time and full time, contracted and temporary workers are covered under…

Singaporean food is influenced by Malaysian, Indian, Chinese, Indonesian, Peranakan, Western cuisines, as well as neighbouring Asian cultures. It takes incredible elements from all of these traditions to create dishes that have become quintessential to Singaporean identity. Like in Hong Kong or in the Philippines, food is a big part of the conversation as well as cultural sensitivity of Singaporeans, with accommodations for Muslim, Hindu, and non-meat-eaters. Here are 15 Singaporean dishes you must eat and where to find them when visiting the city. Nasi Lemak Nasi lemak with fried chicken (© Ravindran John Smith via Canva) Nasi Lemak is…

Delicious brunches offering free-flowing alcohol are a favourite weekend indulgence. Here’s our pick of the best free-flow brunches in Hong Kong to suit all budgets (including fantastic family-friendly options).

Welcome to Manila, the bustling capital of the Philippines known for its vibrant entertainment districts, buzzing business centers, countless historical sights, and – arguably its most defining feature: abysmal traffic. Getting around this chaotic city can be challenging, which is why travelers are often advised to book the best hotels in prime destinations.If you’re willing to spend extra on world-class amenities, exceptional cuisine, and rooms fit for royalty, luxury hotels in Manila aren’t hard to find. Here are some of the snazziest hotels in the capital – a combination of grand dame historical hotels with star-studded guestlists and modern 5-star…

Contribution from M+M+, Asia’s first global museum of contemporary visual culture in the West Kowloon Cultural District, is pleased to announce the opening of M+ Cinema, which will be unveiled to the public on Wednesday, 8 June 2022. Tickets will go on sale starting from Friday, 20 May 2022. M+ Patrons, Affiliates and Members can enjoy a Members’ Priority Booking period with discount from Tuesday, 17 May to Thursday, 19 May 2022. A centrepiece of M+’s Moving Image Centre, M+ Cinema comprises three houses with 180 seats, 60 seats, and 40 seats. Its programmes will feature a wide range of moving image works, including feature films, documentaries, experimental cinema, video art, restored classics, and newly discovered or…

In collaboration with Camp BeaumontThis Summer, Camp Beaumont is making the holidays extra fun with exciting programmes for kids in Hong Kong. Your kids can participate from over 40 creative and adventurous activities like drama, multi-sports, arts & crafts, coding, sensorial play, cooking, and STEM for all ages, with the addition of outdoor play and field trips into nature*. The summer camps are hosted at renowned school campuses around the city, such as Wycombe Abbey School, Malvern College, Malvern College Preschools, Dibber International Kindergarten, and the Hong Kong Golf and Tennis Academy (Members Only) which offer their world-class facilities for…

Wondering how to keep keep the kids occupied through the long, hot summer holidays? We’ve got you covered with this fantastic selection of summer camps for kids of all ages.