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Wynna Wong
Reporter, Hong Kong
Wynna joined the SCMP in 2023 after nearly a decade as a reporter and anchor at various TV newsrooms. She specialises in Hong Kong macroeconomics, tourism and consumer trends, and holds an MA in journalism from Columbia University.
Wynna joined the SCMP in 2023 after nearly a decade as a reporter and anchor at various TV newsrooms. She specialises in Hong Kong macroeconomics, tourism and consumer trends, and holds an MA in journalism from Columbia University.
Areas of Expertise:
Hong Kong macroeconomics, tourism, consumer trends
Languages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Under coming law, members of 25 professions will face up to three months in prison and HK$50,000 fine if they fail to report suspected cases.
John Lee says award recipients showcase government’s commitment to ‘continuous improvement and fearlessness in facing challenges’.
Marine police and firefighters rescue three men and two women, aged 25 to 42, from vessel in Causeway Bay typhoon shelter.
With Tropical Storm Wipha expected to continue to intensify as it approaches Hong Kong, it’s best to be prepared for bad weather.
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Authorities warn of ongoing uncertain external environment and worsening joblessness due to influx of fresh graduates.
Round trip tickets on offer as part of ‘Good Things Come in 3’ promotion to celebrate airline’s third year in operation.
Consumer Council warns that elderly residents are among vulnerable targets of those using predatory telecommunications sales tactics.
Barrister Kimberlie Chu’s withdrawal follows decision by youngest district councillor to drop out after controversy over governance role.
Legislators favour government’s proposal to double metered parking fees, but say more must be done to curb extended hogging of lots.
City’s trade resilience amid global shifts and position as a tourism hub highlighted at South China Morning Post 2025 China Conference.
Excited fans queue hours before doors open to visit exhibits featuring Ballon d’Or, Golden Boot awards and Fifa Club World Cup Golden Ball.
Immigration director says figure only represents about 0.062 per cent of nearly 20 million inbound travellers recorded over same period.
Industry players say city is popular among Indian and Filipino merchandisers due to its reputation for authentic goods, tax-free status.
‘Tourism hotspot’ projects are welcome, but experts say Hong Kong has much more to offer and must tell its stories well to entice visitors.
Authorities must make sure new offerings are not only interesting, but also visitor-friendly and accessible, industry experts say.
51-year-old held after evidence of illegal slaughtering and the sale of mutton were discovered in raid at a secluded area in Yuen Long.
Industry leader optimistic about restaurant sales spurred by discount promotions, but some retail outlets still report modest customer numbers.
Industry leader Simon Wong says decline in tourist spending will also hinder sector’s recovery.
About 400 Iranians living in Taiwan, Macau and Hong Kong affected by US attack on Iran's nuclear sites, while expert warns of trade implications.
Hongkongers should avoid visiting Iran and Israel because of the ‘highly unpredictable security situation’, Security Bureau says.
Webb says he is touched by tributes over the last few months as he prepares for ‘final battle’ with late-stage cancer.
In a letter to Cambodia’s premier, Stephanie Cheng, known as Laparasian on Instagram, says her father is in urgent need of medical care.
Deputy Secretary for Justice Horace Cheung assures centre’s services available to all despite developing nations being its founding members.
City’s Muslim tourism efforts recognised by travel index, but industry insiders say challenges remain for further improvements.
Tencent executive also says more than 20,000 taxi drivers in city now accept both local WeChat Pay HK accounts and the mainland version.
Chief executive says city will remain free port despite growing protectionism globally, as he invites businesses to ‘explore vast array of opportunities’.
Tourism minister Rosanna Law says HK$121 million has been secured from Jockey Club Charities Trust to upgrade panda enclosure.
Reverend Derek Li asks ‘where the scales of justice were tipping’ and recounts son’s difficult journey towards recovery.
Beijing now confident in national security framework and appointment of director Zhou Ji shows priority has shifted to economic development, analysts say.
