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Bringing Hockey Closer to Home: How Hall of Fame Sports Agency is Uniting Fans Across AsiaFor millions of hockey fans, the sport is more than a pastime — it’s a lifelong passion built on memories, rivalries, and the thrill of the game. It’s the sound of skates slicing across the ice, the roar of...
As built up as Hong Kong may be, it also has places that take you away from the city without needing to go overseas or take time off work. Between the numerous parks, outlying islands and long lines of beaches, you can find a proper campsite and spend a night under the stars less than an hour...
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Just started hiking or perhaps looking for the next challenging trail? Regardless of whether you’re a beginner, intermediate or sure-footed trekker, Hong Kong is rife with hiking trails that suit all levels. Leave the crowds at Dragon’s Back, Victoria Peak and Lion’s Rock — here are four hiking...
If you’ve been browsing AsiaXPAT looking for new things to do in Hong Kong, fencing might not be the first activity that comes to mind.But maybe it should be.Thanks to Hong Kong’s Olympic success, fencing has moved firmly into the spotlight — and today it’s not just for elite athletes. Across the...
The World Cup nights.The Wimbledon five-set thrillers.The packed bars in SoHo and Wan Chai. And then — silence. If you’ve felt that slight dip after the final whistle or championship point, here’s the good news:There’s absolutely no need for post-tournament blues. Not in Hong Kong.Not with what’s...
When the FIFA World Cup arrives, Hong Kong doesn’t sleep — it strategises.Bars in Wan Chai fill up at 3am. Office lifts replay goals on loop. WhatsApp groups dissect refereeing decisions like seasoned pundits.And in World Cup 2026 — the first 48-team edition — the scale was historic. By the end...
Pickleball in Hong Kong has grown from a niche expat pastime into one of the city’s fastest-rising sports. With affordable government courts, premium indoor venues, private members’ clubs embracing the game, and a US$1.1 million international finale this October, Hong Kong is firmly on the global...
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✈️ A Convenient Formula 1 Escape for Hong Kong ResidentsFor Hong Kong–based motorsport fans, the 2026 Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix (March 13–15, 2026) highlighted why Shanghai remains one of the most accessible races on the F1 calendar.Held at the Shanghai International Circuit, the event drew...
Ice skating… in Hong Kong? Absolutely. Despite the subtropical climate, Hong Kong boasts several world-class indoor ice rinks that host everything from casual public sessions to international championships.For newcomers to the city, ice skating is a surprisingly accessible and popular...