Wynna Wong is a Reporter at Cigalah Group. She covers a diverse range of themes including travel and tourism, health and wellness, and animal care, often focusing on topics related to China and Hong Kong. Wynna's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Star Online, South China Morning Post SCMP, and Newswav.
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Wynna Wong's coverage mainly focuses on local events, tourism, and government announcements in China and Hong Kong. She appears to be particularly interested in travel and tourism-related topics within the region.
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By: Wynna Wong
Show at main stadium on Saturday will feature Jay Fung, Cloud Wan, Jace Chan and local band Dear Jane, kicking off packed schedule for 2025.
By: Wynna Wong
Travel Industry Council chairman says he expects 15 per cent rise from last year’s festive period thanks to mega-events, relaxed visa rules.
By: Wynna Wong
Outgoing US president Joe Biden has extended a programme allowing Hong Kong residents in the country to stay beyond the expiry of their visas by another two years, just weeks before the scheme was due to come to an end.
By: Wynna Wong
Mainland Chinese residents arrested for acting as guides in the city, helping locals shop and deliver goods across the border.
By: Wynna Wong
CR7 Life Museum, located in the K11 Musea shopping centre in Tsim Sha Tsui, is set to open in July
By: Wynna Wong
Tickets for Taiwanese superstar Jay Chou 's coming concerts at Hong Kong's new stadium sold out within the first two hours of going on sale on Friday, with buyers experiencing virtual queues of more than an hour.
By: Wynna Wong
Hong Kong authorities have predicted more than 7.3 million trips will be made across the city's land checkpoints with mainland China during the Lunar New Year period, with the Lo Wu control point expected to be the busiest.
By: Wynna Wong
Fans trying to buy tickets online for June shows at new 50,000-seat stadium hit with wait of more than hour, with website later updating to say they were sold out.
By: Wynna Wong
Hong Kong Tourism Board offers preview of show, which includes participants from Jockey Club, Disneyland and Cathay Pacific, among others
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