HONG KONG – In Hong Kong, food isn’t just sustenance. It’s a way of life, a language, a daily ritual. It’s the heartbeat of the city, echoing from the sizzling woks of dai pai dongs to the hushed refinement of Michelin-starred restaurants. Every bite is a portal into history, culture, and emotion. Whether you’re navigating the narrow streets of Mong Kok or gazing out over … Continue reading Hong Kong Travelogue 2025: Food and Drink
HONG KONG – No matter what time of year you visit, stepping into Hong Kong feels like entering a living gallery, a city where art breathes, evolves, and exists in every corner. From globally renowned art fairs to immersive museums and gritty underground theatres, Hong Kong’s creative spirit pulses with energy, depth, and constant reinvention. It’s a city where art is not confined to white-walled … Continue reading Hong Kong Travelogue 2025: Art and Culture
HONG KONG – Game on — whether you’re cheering at the legendary Hong Kong Sevens, hiking along sun-dappled mountain trails, or exploring the city’s brand-new world-class sports park, Hong Kong is bursting with energy, action, and fun at every turn. It’s a city that doesn’t just invite you to watch — it calls you to participate, to move, to feel alive. From adrenaline-pumping matches to … Continue reading Hong Kong Travelogue 2025: Sports and Games
Brisbane Roar and the Women’s Premier League (WPL) All-Stars will go head to head this Friday for a stunning match, as part of Brisbane Roar’s five-day tour of Singapore from 1 to 5 April. Organised in partnership with the FAS, the tour aims to foster greater community engagement and provide valuable international exposure to the growing women’s football scene in Singapore. Singaporean international Danelle Tan, … Continue reading Sports: Brisbane Roar promises smashing showdown at Bishan Stadium this Friday
HONG KONG – If cities could sprint, Hong Kong would be an Olympic gold medallist. A place of perpetual momentum — neon-lit, densely layered, endlessly moving. And somehow, I thought it would be a good idea to match its pace — cramming a week’s worth of art, meetings, reunions, and football into just one day. No regrets. In fact, I’d do it again tomorrow. 6:30PM … Continue reading Hong Kong Travelogue 2025: 24 hours of art, sports and urban energy
Plaza Singapura kicks off the Spring/Summer 2025 season with Style On Track, a curated stylish showcase of sporty-chic fashion through a series of exciting mall-wide activations and promotions that run till 27 April 2025. With a focus on the season’s freshest trends, shoppers can explore the latest collections showcasing chic apparel, statement accessories as well as playful and stylish pieces for kids. A captivating display … Continue reading Shopping Time: Plaza Singapura’s Spring/Summer 2025 Campaign, Style On Track, Presents An Athleisure Edit Where Style Meets Sports
Once again, the summit of the FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup podium was mounted by players donning green and gold as Australia emerged triumphant at the FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup 2025, retaining both men and women’s titles on Sunday (30 March) at the OCBC Square. Both were put to the test by their respective opponents but remained composed under pressure to win the double for Australia … Continue reading Sports: Australia rules Asia again with both men and women retaining FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup crown
The Singapore men’s team will face Japan in the quarter-finals of the FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup 2025, matching their best result in the tournament. They reached the quarter-finals for the first time in the 2023 edition. An action-packed Day 4 on Saturday (29 March) saw the hosts beat Hong Kong, China 21-16, before going down valiantly to top seeds Mongolia 22-10 in front of a … Continue reading Sports: Singapore men’s team to face Japan in quarter-finals of FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup 2025
The first quarter-finalists of the FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup 2025 were confirmed on Friday (March 28) with several upsets on the first day of Main Draw action at the OCBC Square. The China and New Zealand men’s teams as well as the women’s team from Japan withstood tough competition to go unbeaten on the first day of their campaigns. Hosts Singapore were also in action … Continue reading Sports: First quarter-finalists of FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup 2025 confirmed with China, New Zealand and Japan making a statement
The women’s team from the Republic of Korea secured their spot in the Main Draw of the FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup 2025 on Wednesday (26 March). The Koreans beat Bahrain and Malaysia on the opening day of the tournament at the OCBC Square and will join China and New Zealand in Group A of the Main Draw, which begins on 28 March. The Philippines (men) … Continue reading Sports: Republic of Korea book their spot in women’s Main Draw of FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup 2025
