Press Release LONDON — August 18, 2025 — ETFGI, a leading independent research and consultancy firm renowned for its expertise in subscription research, consulting services, events, and ETF TV on global ETF industry trends, reported today that assets invested in the ETFs industry in Asia Pacific (ex-Japan) hit a new record of US$1.41 Tn at the

A rendering of Tides’ exterior Live Nation has announced that Tides, a new 1,500-capacity live music venue in Kowloon, is set to open soon. Named in homage to the sea and the area’s maritime history, TIDES is located on 1/F and U1/F of the iconic, ship-shaped Whampoa complex and was designed entirely in-house by Live

Excitement is building ahead of the National Games, with athletes making their final preparations for the eagerly anticipated sports festival. Strong demand is expected for tickets to the event, to be held in Hong Kong and other Greater Bay Area cities between November 9 and 21. The announcement of ticketing details was, therefore, closely watched.

Just Climb founder Danny Ho Sin-fai said on Friday he hoped the opening of a new facility at Hong Kong’s Kai Tak Sports Park could attract the sport’s biggest events to the city. Climbing was first included as an Olympic sport at the Tokyo Games in 2021, when there was just one event that combined

Discussing the event, a spokesperson said: “Critical Communications Asia will bring international information to the North Asia community. It will showcase Asian Pacific voices and perspectives on the business requirements for critical communications across public safety, utilities, transportation, energy, and ports.  “Hong Kong is the strategic gateway between China and the rest of Asia. It

Hong Kong tourism representatives have raised concerns that no tickets for the coming National Games will be allocated to travel groups, and that each buyer can only purchase six seats for any event, limiting the types of visitor packages that companies can offer. Yeung Sai-hing, general manager of culture, sport and tourism at China Travel

The organiser that brought popular bands Coldplay and Blackpink to Hong Kong will fill a “venue gap” by opening a new mid-sized concert space this autumn, adding to the city’s efforts to develop a mega-event economy. Live Nation’s president of venue development in Asia, Stephanie Bax, said on Wednesday that the company would convert a