Wynna Wong
Senior 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.
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.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong macroeconomics, tourism, consumer trends
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Sports minister Rosanna Law says the stadium site is already well equipped, ensuring authorities can seek to host higher-level events.
Change does not follow a single formula and may involve creating new experiences, rebuilding unglamorous systems and adopting AI.
Swire Coca-Cola is among firms leveraging AI and other cutting-edge technologies to drive growth and navigate economic headwinds.
First major holiday test for real-name reservation system as crowds stream towards popular section of High Island Geo Trail on Friday morning.
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Saint Francis University head says authorities should contribute more towards facilities that will be jointly used by institutions in megadevelopment.
Finance chief says blueprint’s targets and timelines will help businesses align investment decisions with government goals.
City leader also says professionals arriving under Top Talent Pass Scheme could add about 1.2 per cent to local GDP each year.
Start date will meet government’s fourth-quarter target, with travellers able to clear Hong Kong and mainland immigration under joint system.
City leader says he will examine current policies but acknowledges no single measure can reverse Hong Kong’s declining birth rate.
Policy blueprint sets HK$126 billion tourism target by 2030, with film tourism and major sporting events among its priorities.
Firms looking to hire after previous quarter’s slump as city’s economic environment improves, according to survey by ManpowerGroup.
Poll finds 71.8 per cent agree Hong Kong’s countryside resources could be developed into high-quality ecotourism products.
Chen Tsz-kin, 17, who suffers from muscular dystrophy, says that while life may come to an end, AI can allow his message of perseverance to continue.
Rail operator working closely with police and Travel Industry Authority to gather evidence for further follow-up and possible prosecution.
Former business magnate faced difficult crisis during tenure, but officials and former colleagues praise his compassion and ‘brave leadership’.
Employment companies hold off booking flights for Hong Kong-bound helpers as airlines struggle to clear backlog after Indonesian volcano eruption.
Travel Industry Authority says agencies failed to stop coercion of mainland Chinese tourists, while guide used threats to encourage purchases.
Commissioner for Labour Sam Hui also says revamped heat warning system would have triggered stronger alerts on two exceptionally hot days in August.
Retail sales value for the month reaches HK$31 billion, with momentum remaining ‘resilient’.
Have a Nice Stay’s closure follows mid-July operation by national security officers, who raided the shop over allegations of acts with seditious intent.
Meta Platforms rolls out alerts to help parents intervene when teenagers repeatedly search for self-harm-related content as part of wider safety measures.
Jonathan Lamport tells SCMP the local business community is closely monitoring whether business visa processing, approvals will be affected.
Kaiser Jewellery International barred from receiving any inbound tour group visitors from Wednesday until September 24.
Government expects robust demand to continue supporting trade development despite geopolitical risks.
Transport chief says more than 7,500 people have applied for new combined taxi and ride-hailing vehicle written test.
Airline will operate the only non-stop service between Hong Kong and Kazakhstan’s largest city three times a week, with economy fares from HK$2,296.
The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department says the 60kg dog will not be put down at this stage and will instead undergo health and temperament assessments.
Latest claim by Li Ka-shing family-backed conglomerate and separate subsidiary action bring total demands over the takeover to more than HK$27.3 billion.
Department says it is also following up on laying additional charges under Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Ordinance.
