News

Anyone that has been to Hong Kong knows that it has some of the most beautiful views in the world, whether that be views of the dazzling skyline or views of the overflowing nature. To fully capture the beauty of Hong Kong, there are a few places that you can go to. Below we will go over some of the best spots with views ...

So I heard through the grapevine that you are looking for one of the coolest places to visit in Hong Kong. Well, don’t worry, I got you. Have you ever heard of Mong Kok Market? No. Maybe. Well, it’s a wondrous place that is quite unique. It is a one-stop shop for a lot of people; everything from sneakers to goldfish is sold here. Some markets even open as early as 10 AM and close as late as midnight. The district of Mong Kok is actually one of the most densely populated districts in the world as tons of tourists and Hongkongers frequently visit the area for its amazing bargains, sights, goods, and overall amazing vibe. Coincidentally, in Cantonese, Mong Kok even means busy corner. Flashing lights, tantalising aromas, and bustling streets are just a part of the experience. So if you’re ready to be wowed, sharpen those negotiation skills, dust off some good walking shoes, and let us dive right in. 

The anticipation for the summer is rising and we set course for our home port with the launch of the third issue of our GG Online Edition: “Mountains

For all of us, the curfew and social contact restrictions caused by the coronavirus worldwide represent a major challenge. Most of us will also have to spend the coming days and weeks within our own four walls. It is therefore all the more important to maintain a positive mindset and to engage in meaningful activities. This works best with long-term projects that you can implement in your home over time. We will show you three examples below:

Brunch has become so popular as part of our regular weekend activities. It’s no wonder Hong Kong has such an amazing array of brunching options for friends and families to get together. The term Brunch has taken on a life of its own with thoughtful, creative dishes that go beyond just simple sausages and eggs. A whole new culinary style has cropped up with restaurants putting their own spin on food and flavours to attract the ravenous brunch crowd.  

Living in Hong Kong can be one of the best experiences you will have in your lifetime. The city is abuzz with energy and opportunity. Whether you have come here with a work contract or are setting up a business here, there are a thousand exciting experiences awaiting you. As with any major city, Hong Kong has its best and less best. As an expatriate, you will find some things work better than others. It’s all about finding your feet. If you have been lucky enough to have visited this fair city before moving here, you will already have an inkling as to the friendliness and easy access you have to most things.

It’s time to move. You just secured a promising job in a new city and the whole family is moving together to a new city. It can be a nerve-racking and exciting time. Maybe the kids are getting older and the school district they are in now just isn’t cutting it anymore. Or perhaps, you are looking for that ideal city with the best schooling system where your children can grow to their fullest potential. You search and search, far and wide. Before long, you find yourself googling through endless lists of neighborhoods and schools, tearing your hair out in frustration trying to weigh out the pros and cons between each one with no end in sight. Does this sound all too familiar? 

Hong Kong is the most expensive city in Asia for expats to rent a high-end luxury apartment. According to an article by South China Morning Post that came out in January this year, rents for an unfurnished 3-bedroom apartment in the most popular expat areas near international schools in Hong Kong average a whopping HK$79,474 per month! The article also notes that Hong Kong has held the rank as the most expensive location in Asia for expatriates to lease high-end apartments for the fifth year running, despite the city’s rents having fallen by 13% since 2012.