The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) has announced that Hong Kong has been chosen as the host city for four international MICE events, including the city’s first-ever events of high strategic values, and two repeated events amidst the COVID-19 challenges. These business events are expected to bring in 10,000 high-yield visitors in total and deliver great economic contribution to the city and drive multi-sector development.

The restoration of "air corridors" between the world’s top financial centers is vital to reviving international business travel and help kickstart the global economic recovery, according to the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC). It is crucial that international business travel resumes, following its near collapse due to the coronavirus pandemic, it adds.

Business travel come to a halt across the globe as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, according to the latest research conducted by the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA).

The coronavirus continues to rattle the global business travel industry. That is according to the latest research conducted by the Global Business Travel Association. To understand the effects of coronavirus on business travel, GBTA conducted its fourth lightning poll among membership on March 18-21, 2020. It received responses from more than 1,155 member companies throughout the world. View the entire poll results here.  

The airline will not operate flights to mainland China and Hong Kong through April. Get the details here.

Flights to Hong Kong from Dallas – Fort Worth are scheduled to resume on February 21 as airlines continue to modify schedules due to the coronavirus. Here's the latest.

United says that it will continue to serve Hong Kong from its hubs in San Francisco and the New York area Newark Liberty International Airport. Here's more on the decision.