Category Archive For "Insurance"
Hong Kong to reopen to non-residents from May 2022
There’s finally light at the end of the tunnel as Hong Kong’s government announced it would allow non-residents to enter the city from May 1st, 2022. For many around the globe, this is welcoming news as it brings to an end two years of stringent border controls and Hong Kong flight/travel restrictions that were put …
Hong Kong restrictions eased: Face-to-face classes to resume from April 19th, 2022
Great news! From April 19th, 2022, face-to-face or in-person teaching will resume for primary schools, international schools, and kindergartens, as reported by the South China Morning Post. The announcement comes as Hong Kong’s authorities began easing local and travel restrictions at the beginning of April 2022. Read on as this Pacific Prime Hong Kong article …
Your guide to property and casualty insurance in Hong Kong
Many different elements go into running a successful company. However, one of the most crucial elements that all business owners should consider in their strategy is property and casualty insurance. In fact, whether or not you have property and casualty insurance in place can affect whether or not your business survives the unexpected. But it’s …
Coronavirus: What to do with the kids when school is closed
The idea of not going to school sounds great to many kids. However, it may be a nightmare if you’re struggling to get to work or work from home and supervise at the same time. Summer holidays are already in full swing four months earlier than usual (having started March 7th, 2022) amid COVID-19 in …
7 ways to make the most of your home office setup
Many of us are no strangers to working from home in 2022. As the fifth wave of COVID-19 hits Hong Kong, here are some home office ideas. A good home office setup is paramount not only to your career but for your mental and physical health. What’s more, remote working is here to stay as …
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