Tag: Hong Kong
For the brand, they believe that travelling is an art of living, whether our travellers are culinary enthusiasts, adventurers, or travellers who need a get-away form the hustle bustle, the choice is yours.
This creative approach aims to resonate with individuals experiencing joint discomfort, encouraging them to consider Caltrate UC-II Joint as a solution for restoring mobility and reclaiming an active lifestyle.
In partnership with the Mental Health Association of Hong Kong and St. James' Settlement, Deliveroo organised workshops and seminars.
Uber has teamed up with independent creative agency Special and martial arts icon Louis Koo for its latest campaign, spotlighting the challenges of traditional street hailing and showcasing the ease of using Uber Taxi.
In the campaign, the Mannings Cat sweetly sings along as it kindly inspires people to improve sleep quality in different ways. The video concludes with the lullaby slowing, as people gently fall asleep with the help of Mannings products.
The Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited (HSBC) has launched its latest #OpenToArt initiative in conjunction with the M+ Special Exhibition, "Guo Pei: Fashioning Imagination," aiming to transform Hong Kong into a vibrant hub for art, couture, and fashion.
MARKETECH APAC has announced new updates to its industry-leading What’s NEXT series, with more expanded plans targeted to reach more marketers in the Asia-Pacific region, giving industry leaders a platform to highlight their insights and advice on the latest trends in marketing and advertising.
Despite the anime's focus on high-stakes battles against giant titans, iProspect demonstrated its expertise in orchestrating complex brand collaborations.
Global communications agency Burson has announced the appointment of Simeon Mellalieu as its new CEO for Hong Kong, effective October 2, 2024.
The report reveal that e-commerce market in Hong Kong grew by 10.5% in 2023 to reach HKD160.3b(US$20.5b), as increasing number of consumers shifted from offline to online purchases. The e-commerce market is estimated to grow by 13% to reach HKD181b ($23.1b) in 2024.
