Erica Fong
Freelance Writer at Freelance
Freelance Writer at CNA Luxury
Freelance writer, editor and content strategist focusing on travel, wellness, luxury and sustainability. @LUXECityGuides @Ricefolk @HealthyHKG @MissFongInHK ✌️
Articles
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1 week ago |
luxecityguides.com | Erica Fong
Born and raised in the land of tulips and windmills (aka. The Netherlands), Pauline Leung is a true globetrotter who’s lived in Amsterdam, Hong Kong and now, New York. Beauty is in her blood – after working for nearly two decades in the corporate world, Pauline left the glitzy life of a business executive at L’Oréal to become a high performance coach and yoga and meditation teacher.
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1 month ago |
scmp.com | Erica Fong
Maths on Monday, taekwondo on Tuesday, piano lessons on Wednesday, creative writing on Thursday and swimming on Saturday. No, this isn’t a schedule of activities offered at your local community centre, but a typical week of extracurriculars for a student in Hong Kong on top of their regular academic curriculum, usually planned by a so-called “tiger parent” or “helicopter parent”.
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2 months ago |
luxecityguides.com | Erica Fong
When it comes to Hong Kong’s iconic skyline views, it doesn’t get any better than at Regent Hong Kong. Perched along the Avenue of Stars, this harbourfront beaut boasts panoramic views of Victoria Harbour from its ocean-facing rooms and suites – and despite the crowds below – an absolutely serene setting from within. It might’ve be known as “the dark side,” but Kowloon is no longer in the shadows of Hong Kong island.
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2 months ago |
luxecityguides.com | Erica Fong
We all know Asia is a mecca for foodies – whether you’re into street eats or fancy fine dining – and just two days ago, Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants were announced in Seoul for the second year in a row. Taking the top spot is none other than Gaggan in Bangkok with its progressive Indian cuisine, while Hong Kong took the number two and three spots with The Chairman and Wing, respectively.
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2 months ago |
scmp.com | Erica Fong
Art Basel showcases art in many forms, from sculpture, painting, mixed media and photography, to performance, video and installation. And while many of these art forms have existed for centuries, film and video are still relatively new. Korean-American artist Nam June Paik is credited with producing the world’s first video artwork in 1965, the year he used a Sony Portapak (a portable, videotape analogue recorder) to film Pope Paul VI processing through New York.
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