Eight LIV Golf players, including Lee Westwood, are stranded in the Middle East due to airport closures, jeopardizing their participation in Hong Kong.

According to a report, Rahm arranged a private flight out of Oman for players who were stuck in Dubai and unable to travel to LIV Hong Kong.

A group of eight LIV Golf players stranded in the Middle East due to the war have arrived in Hong Kong ahead of LIV's third event of 2026.

HONG KONG, March 4 (Reuters) - ⁠Hong ⁠Kong's retail sales ⁠in January rose 5.5% by value ​from a year earlier for a ninth ‌month of gains, government data ‌showed on Wednesday, as the ⁠momentum ⁠of ...

While organiser reports only ‘small’ dip in participants, at least two firms expect fewer clients due to travel disruptions caused by war in Iran.

Discover the new Hong Kong light show in 2026, featuring bold, city-wide displays and immersive experiences across the city’s ...

Eight golfers are reportedly stranded on their way to a LIV Golf tournament in Hong Kong and could miss it completely.

Jon Rahm commissioned a private jet to ensure multiple LIV Golf players could reach Hong Kong from Dubai. A number of players ...

The airspace over most ‌of the Middle East remained largely empty on Wednesday, with major Gulf hubs including Dubai, the ...

Infinity has come to the JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong. The result of a collaboration with internationally renowned sculptor ...

Everything you need to know about the line that takes travellers on mindful expeditions to some of the most remote places on the planet ...