Wynna Wong is a Reporter at South China Morning Post. She specializes in Hong Kong macroeconomics, tourism, and consumer trends, with a strong focus on travel and transportation topics, including air travel and the aviation industry. Wynna's work has been featured in MSN, The Star Online, Newswav, and the South China Morning Post.
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Hong Kong, China (Local)
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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
Authorities say 24 of 28 lifts in the new clinical block were affected, delaying the launch of clinical services until repairs are completed
By: Wynna Wong
Solar-powered fertiliser system tops awards as city’s delegation wins 22 gold, 13 silver.
By: Wynna Wong
Tourism board says international meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions helped drive an increase in business visitors and arrivals from some source markets
By: Wynna Wong
Authorities may euthanise the animal if its owner surrenders it, or alternatively seek a court order to declare it a ‘known dangerous dog'
By: Wynna Wong
SCMP learns owner wants 60kg dog sent to no-kill organisation instead of face potential euthanasia.
By: Wynna Wong
Latest claim by Li Ka-shing family-backed conglomerate brings total demands over canal port takeover to more than HK$27.4 billion
By: Wynna Wong
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
By: Wynna Wong
Transport chief Mable Chan says more than 7,500 people have applied for new combined taxi and ride-hailing vehicle written test
By: Wynna Wong
Transport chief Mable Chan says more than 7,500 people have applied for new combined taxi and ride-hailing vehicle written test.
