Reggie Ho

Reggie began his professional life as a storyteller in tabloid journalism – an experience that taught him how to ask questions fearlessly. He went on to pursue a decades-long career in food and travel writing, and served as editor of Business Traveller Asia-Pacific for four years. He is currently the Associate Content Director of SCMP's Morning Studio (morningstudio.scmp.com).

Jungle Book Reimagined is a cautionary tale about climate change, told through dance

The dancers who portray the animal characters went through extensive training to learn how to accurately replicate the movements of different species. Photo: Ambra Vernuccio

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Imagination and reality collide in multimedia concert and dreamlike ‘mini’ dramas

Hong Kong composer and multimedia artist Choi Sai-ho will play space-inspired pieces as part of his two November Live ∙ Earth ∙ Space concerts during New Vision Arts Festival. Photo: Kenny Lam

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A legendary watch was born 50 years ago that revolutionised the industry

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Navigate mangrove habitats by day and spot comets by night in Hong Kong’s great outdoors

People keen to photograph the sky at night are likely to see many more stars from vantage points overlooking areas such as Clearwater Bay (above) during the winter months. Photo: Vincent Cheng

In Partnership With:Hong Kong Tourism Board

‘Daedalus Drones’ leads audiences down an artistic path that challenges the senses

Multidisciplinary Japanese-American musician Ken Ueno, together with Malaysian-born, US-educated architect Thomas Tsang, create 'Daedalus Drones', an experiential performance taking place this month at Asia Society Hong Kong as part of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department’s annual New Vision Arts Festival.

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At 25, Stanley Szeto came to the rescue of his family’s business, and transformed it into a listed company

Stanley Szeto, executive chairman of Lever Style: “What you put in is what you get out of life. Whatever the situation, just try to optimise it and make the best out of it, and know you have no regrets.”

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‘Made in Hong Kong’ is coming back stronger than ever

Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation's Yuen Long Industrial Estate serves a wide range of industries including pharmaceuticals, biomedical production, logistics services and petrochemicals. It is one of three industrial estates in the city that will be revitalised to support advanced manufacturing operations.

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6 fintech trends that will redefine the future of finance

China has a flourishing hi-tech sector, a fast-growing middle class and the world’s largest unbanked population of more than 225 million people, making it well placed to drive fintech adoption and innovation.

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How today’s explorers can help us to save Mother Earth for our tomorrow

The Blue Marble photograph of the Earth was taken from about 28,000 miles away in space by American astronauts heading to the Moon on December 7, 1972. Photo: Nasa

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Life-and-death surgery saved hospital worker in his 30s after heart attack

Marco Wan (above), who has worked as a surgical assistant at Hong Kong Adventist Hospital – Stubbs Road for more than a decade, was able to return to work a month following surgery after suffering a heart attack.

In partnership with:Hong Kong Adventist Hospital

Gen Z Cantonese opera artists talk about getting into roles, colourful costumes and hours of make-up

Chinese Opera. Photo: Gary Lui/Annie Chan

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Video: Deaf Finnish rap star Signmark overcomes the ‘impossible’ to find his voice

Finnish deaf rapper Signmark – the stage name of Marko Vuoriheimo – who is known for his big, bold gestures and animated facial expressions as he performs with a collaborator voicing his words – will appear in concert in Hong Kong in November. Photo: Brendan Delany

In partnership with:Leisure and Cultural Services Department

Life, death and struggles: shows turn spotlight on darkness within us

‘The Best of Darkness’ by Iceland Dance Company

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New HK Phil chief plans to expand orchestra’s appeal to new audiences

Benedikt Fohr, the new chief executive of the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, says he is keen to discover ‘what the orchestra wants [and] what the public in Hong Kong wants’. Photo: Akif Hakan Celebi

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Eco-warrior Justine Kwok on physical and mental health – and her animal sanctuary

Justine Kwok, founder of Flow, the experiential farm and animal sanctuary in Zhongshan, in China’s Guangdong province, with ‘resident’ Dong Dong the pig. Photo: Abdela Igmirien

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5 Asia start-ups hope to edge out global competition to win hearts of judges and the public

Many start-ups have great ideas, but to succeed in making those ideas reality, they need the support of a strong network of incubators, accelerators and co-work spaces.

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3 common spinal conditions explained by radiographer who gets first look

Radiography provides vital visual information to ensure diagnostic and surgical accuracy. Photo: Shutterstock

In partnership with:Hong Kong Adventist Hospital

Landmark Mandarin Oriental embraces sustainability practices

Landmark Mandarin Oriental in Hong Kong has teamed up with Clean the World – a social enterprise leading the global hygiene revolution – to introduce recycling programmes for unused soap, shampoo and other amenities.

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Corporations see bright future in start-ups, and aim to work like them

Hong Kong’s government has pledged to spend US$6.4 billion during the current financial year on long-term technology and innovation development – much of it earmarked for the city’s start-up community. Illustration by Shutterstock

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Flexible, inclusive workplace ensures productive businesses

(From left) Sarah Davidson, North Asia EHS director, integrated facilities management, of Jones Lang LaSalle, Ying Fu, managing associate of Linklaters (Hong Kong), Jessica Chilton, managing associate of Linklaters (England and Wales), and Gary Murphy, senior HR adviser of PDM International, have all benefited from their companies’ flexible working practices. Photo: Abdela Igmirien

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Opium wars, childhood memories take centre stage at Hong Kong arts festival

Queen Zomia, a multimedia show by Australian-born, Hong Kong-based visual artist Royce Ng, tells the story of Olive Yang, a bisexual female drug warlord in '50s and '60s Southeast Asia. The show uses the Pepper's ghost technique to create a hologram representing the ghost of Yang. Photo: Fabian Hammerl

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Architect uses IoT to explore spatial design

Florence Kong, founder of architecture and design studio Fab-A-Matter, shows how the Chi coffee table she has designed for the IoT (internet of things) in Style at HKT Premier’s showroom at the io.t by HKT Concept Store.

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'People you may know': romance in 21st century blossoms on social media

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Love was clearly in the air when Richard met Natasha

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Crispy rendang not authentic enough? Here are 5 Indonesian places where it is

Indonesian rijsttafel from Bebek Bengil restaurant in Ubud, Bali

Indonesia’s culinary delights are numerous, and also include gado-gado and nasi goreng

6 Jul 2018 - 5:01PM

Le Pan menu impresses in Kowloon Bay

Le Pan’s tasty contemporary French fare should impress guests at the Goldin Financial Global Centre, in Kowloon Bay. Photo: Roy Issa

Cancale whelk ravioli, fermented black bean, beurre blanc and fine citrus perfectly showcased chef Edward Voon’s worldly edge

18 Jun 2018 - 2:02PM

The Tai Pan serves mellow, complex menu at The Murray

The Tai Pan offers a symphony of flavours at The Murray Hong Kong hotel, in Central.

The Argentinean malbec proved a wise selection by the attentive staff and the chocolate tart with berries and crispy chocolate nips was a rich and textural finale to a fine meal

18 Jun 2018 - 11:32AM

8 dim sum experiences in Hong Kong that cater to every taste

The city is famous for its yum cha – whether you’re looking for that hipster experience, or for something more ‘real’, Hong Kong has it all

15 Jun 2018 - 2:32PM

What do luxury brands think millennials want?

Watchmakers Omega, Breitling and Tudor and jeweller Qeelin tailor products to meet needs of young, ‘incredibly savvy clients’ with an eye for uniqueness

5 Jun 2018 - 3:56PM

Cindy Chao set to be the only Asian jeweller to show at Masterpiece London

Fascination with greenness of emeralds feeds Cindy Chao’s imagination

28 May 2018 - 10:01AM