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Wynna Wong
Senior 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
Bar Association chair Jose-Antonio Maurellet says lawyers can contribute to joint legal teams in cases with mainland and common law elements.
Police say officers on scene at Tuen Mun Town Plaza shopping centre had no choice but to shoot man to save passer-by.
Using AI’s image-editing function to ‘undress’ people or create malicious content could amount to criminal offences, privacy watchdog says.
Buying a 500 sq ft private flat now costs the equivalent of 18.4 years of median household income, compared with 5.6 years in 2002, study shows.
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Academics, stakeholders, drone and eVTOL operators, and research institutes from both sides to formulate aligned standards through a closed-loop model.
Development Bureau says link-up will extend total length of pedestrian pathways on both sides of Victoria Harbour to 34km.
Passengers must wear seat belts if available on public and private buses, while drivers are responsible for child passengers’ safety.
Both the arrestee, 46, and victim are in the cross-boundary vehicle business.
Tech chief Sun Dong’s trip scrapped, with analyst calling move ‘sensible’ after US invasion of Venezuela further fuels geopolitical tensions.
About 7,000 people visited the glass walkway on weekend after its opening, with numbers peaking at 16,000 on New Year’s Day.
Special arrangement between SPCA and MTR Corp is for Dogathon 2026, which will take place at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort on March 1.
Maurellet nominated for another term, with Martin Hui and Eva Sit to also continue as vice-chairpersons.
Sector’s growth marks third consecutive month of reaching above 6 per cent year on year, but industry leader warns against calling it ‘recovery’.
Police say five drivers, aged 29 to 40, arrested for allegedly attempting to defraud online ride-hailing platform.
But bar industry leader reports 10 per cent rise in local business due to festive mood and surge in visitors from Europe and the US.
The cooperation showcased by the co-hosted National Games has further fuelled calls to launch a bid to welcome the world.
Despite row with China, Japan remains popular with Hongkongers, with mainland cities such as Harbin and Yunnan gaining appeal.
Customs warn criminals using high demand over holiday season as ‘smokescreen’ to move illicit goods.
New term set to begin on June 1, 2028, with the winning bidder set to manage the facility for 10 years, with a possible five-year extension.
Residents of Fu Shin Estate, near fire-ravaged Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po, check renovation documents and find name of man arrested earlier.
Suspect escapes police custody at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Jordan but is caught hours later in Mong Kok.
Scammers impersonated account holders to withdraw funds, prompting managing body to suspend digital verification process.
Carrier says it is cooperating with local authorities in probe into incident, which led to delays for two incoming planes.
Hospital Authority’s charity fund set up for employees affected by fire raises more than HK$14 million, including nine individual donations of HK$1 million or more.
Police say male construction worker, 65, was conducting renovation works at house in Tai Po when he fell and lost consciousness.
‘These biased statements and malicious smears from external forces precisely reflect that the national security risks we face are real,’ government says.
City nears 49 million target, with 45.2 million visitors so far as mega-events and new venues draw tourists from mainland China and beyond.
Institute of Surveyors calls on government to set up statutory body and new law to repurchase flats destroyed in deadly Tai Po blaze.
Jessie Fu and Ron Cheng volunteered to support survivors of last month’s fire, but say their work forced them to confront their own traumas.
