The South China Morning Post presents the China Conference: Southeast Asia in February 2025. This hybrid event will convene diplomats, business leaders, and government officials to explore how China and Southeast Asia are shaping the region's future. Through discussions and networking sessions, participants will uncover new opportunities for collaboration, driving growth and innovation in an uncertain global economy.

As technology advances, cities like Hong Kong must remain at the forefront of innovation to sustain economic relevance. Artificial intelligence (AI) and new energy are pivotal in transforming Hong Kong into a leading international innovation and technology hub.

Join us for a transformative full-day forum where experts in AI and new energy converge to shape the future of Hong Kong’s innovation landscape

Family offices in mainland China are facing an ever-changing landscape driven by a confluence of economic, political, and social trends. This event aims to equip Hong Kong-based family office operators with the knowledge and insights needed to navigate these complexities and see long-term success in their enterprises.

Discover the perpetual planet with us at our exclusive event on 26 September 2024 – “Towards our perpetual planet: venture, exploration and innovation” at Island Shangri-La, Hong Kong.

Bringing together renowned explorers, innovators, and advocates for sustainability, this half-day event will offer insightful discussions on innovative solutions and alternative approaches that enhance our daily interaction with nature. Together, we deepen our understanding of the perpetual planet and catalyse positive change towards creating a more sustainable planet for generations to come.

Join us as we rethink and reinvent our relationship with plastics, fashion and the wildlife.

Celebrating 10 years of guiding parents through their child's learning journey!

The South China Morning Post’s International Schools Festival - Hong Kong Island provides an effective platform for local and expat parents who want to connect with leading international and private schools plus learning centres in Hong Kong, as well as parents who want to gain insight from highly sought-after private and international schools with practical advice on different curricula, admission tips and interview processes.

The Hong Kong-Asean Summit marks a significant moment in fostering a closer relationship between Hong Kong and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean). Southeast Asia boasts a rapidly growing population, a dynamic business environment and a strategic location, making it a region brimming with opportunity. Hong Kong, with its robust financial infrastructure, deep pool of expertise and historical ties to Asean, is perfectly positioned to be a key partner in this growth story.

The South China Morning Post is honoured to host the Hong Kong Sports Economy & Tourism Summit (HKSETS) after an exciting summer watching the Games. Join us as we explore the role and immense value of large-scale sports events in Hong Kong’s quest to become Asia’s mega event capital.

This one-of-a-kind summit gathers government officials, key business decision makers, financiers and influencers in the sports community. Together, we will explore what sports events can bring to Hong Kong and chart a strategic roadmap for attracting these mega events in the future.

Hong Kong is at a crossroads. Though challenged by the pandemic and shifting tides, its spirit remains unbowed. Tourism whispers promises of revival, while talented minds, both returning and new, seek fertile ground. Yet, retail faces new battles, and whispers of migration linger.

But this is not a story of decline. It's a call to action. Join this Redefining Hong Kong event as we brainstorm solutions, ignite inspiration, and chart a course for Hong Kong's glorious future.

China Conference 2024, organised by the South China Morning Post, will lead the charge in exploring the multifaceted narrative of China's global ascendancy. This year's conference focuses on navigating a changing economic climate, uncovering promising investment prospects, and examining China's role in shaping the future of innovation, energy and consumption trends. Our expert-led conversations aim to decode the complexities around China for the world and unearth insights beyond the conventional. Join diplomats, investors, and industry leaders and be part of the conversation that decodes the present and anticipates the future, crafting a nuanced understanding of China's role on the global stage.

In the fast-paced, demanding corporate environment of Hong Kong, employees find it challenging to balance their well-being and productivity. Despite society’s improving awareness of wellness and prevention, workplace wellness has languished as ‘good-to-have’, especially under the challenging economic environment. Employers are facing significant resource constraints, as are other key stakeholders such as payors and providers. There are many health-tech-enabled employee engagement initiatives with mixed uptake and outcomes. The overall sentiment is that more needs to be done to support the employees whilst balancing the spending of employers and payors.

Get admission tips and discover the best curriculum fit for your child!

The South China Morning Post’s International Schools Festival - Kowloon provides an effective platform for local and expat parents who want to connect with leading international and private schools plus learning centres in Hong Kong, as well as parents who want to gain insight from highly sought-after private and international schools with practical advice on different curricula, admission tips and interview processes.

The South China Morning Post’s first event in the Redefining Hong Kong Series in the new year will offer a critical dissection of Hong Kong’s Budget 2023/24 and a glimpse into the potential roadmap for 2024/25.

We are delighted to confirm the keynote address by the Honourable Paul Chan, Financial Secretary of Hong Kong, who will outline the key features of the new budget policy. This will then be followed by a panel discussion to address the all-important question – will the upcoming budget be a hit or a miss for businesses and individuals? Invited experts will dissect the economic landscape, tackle pressing issues like population ageing and mega-infrastructure projects, and offer predictions for Hong Kong’s fiscal future.