Month: November 2024

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Super Terminal Expo 2024: The Future of Aviation Unveiled in Hong Kong

Hong Kong, a city known for its vibrant economy and strategic global positioning, is once again at the forefront of aviation innovation. On November 5, 2024, the inaugural Super Terminal Expo kicked off at AsiaWorld-Expo, drawing over 500 aviation professionals and key industry players from around the world. This landmark event showcases cutting-edge advancements in aviation infrastructure, technology, and service operations, and highlights the pivotal role Hong Kong plays in shaping the future of global air transport.

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Hotel Review – Manila Marriott Hotel, September 2024

I had finally reached Ambassador status with Marriott Bonwoy, and that came in handy for this trip. I had some business to attend to, so had booked one night (for 38.000 points) at the Marriott Manila hotel from September 1 to 2, 2024. However, late at night the day before I was traveling, I got an email saying my reservation was canceled with no explanation.

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Cathay Pacific Soars Higher: New Direct Flights from Hong Kong to Riyadh Now Available!

Cathay Pacific has recently inaugurated a new direct flight route between Hong Kong and Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, enhancing connectivity between these two dynamic cities. This service commenced on October 28, 2024, marking a significant milestone in the airline’s expansion into the Middle Eastern market.

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The Changing Skies: Airlines Reduce Flights to Hong Kong

In the ever-evolving landscape of global aviation, recent months have seen several airlines significantly reduce their flight services to Hong Kong. These changes are a reflection of ongoing challenges within the industry, particularly concerning operational costs and shifting demand.

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