Expat Living Hong Kong - September - November 2020

In this issue

Dreamy tropical islands
Health - Heart & menopause
Perfect pastries & readers recipes
Schools - Here & abroad
Where to live - Short & long stays, 12 years on Lantau and life in Yau Ma Tei
Fab bedrooms + win a kid's bed worth $16K

Practically Perfect

Not many homeowners can look at an empty shell and see the potential, but that’s exactly what pilots LISA and BEN GRANT found in their Shui Hau village house on Lantau Island. After a full renovation, this comfortable, country-style home shows what happens when Scandi cool meets DIY design.

6 mins

On The Market

Staying in a serviced suite can be a great option for all kinds of scenarios. For example, many newcomers to Hong Kong choose this kind of accommodation because their work contract stipulates an end-date and they don’t want to enter into a lengthy lease. Some people simply prefer to live in a place that’s furnished and has all the mod cons at their fingertips, while others may just want to test the waters for a few months in a particular area.

4 mins

Get In The Swing!

Imagine a staycation that offers five-star luxury, while granting its patrons access to 19 acres of top-notch sporting and wellness facilities.

5 mins

Leaders Of The Future

We get the inside scoop on an international school scholarship that aims to recognise future leaders in the community.

2 mins

Skipping A Beat

If your heart has an irregular rhythm, you may be suffering from atrial fibrillation (AF), a relatively common condition that can have serious consequences. We find out all about it from Dr Jo Jo Hai Siu Han

5 mins

How Personal Training Can Help

If you’ve thought about trying personal training to make a change in your life, now’s a great time to start. Here we get an insight into how having a PT can benefit all kinds of aspects of health and fitness, from body shape to coping with stress.

2 mins

Dreamy Tropical Island … For 2021

Getting to paradise may be tricky right now, but that doesn’t mean we should stop thinking of idyllic destinations altogether. Here, the Lightfoot Travel team reveal some beautiful island hideaways to add to our bucket list for the future.

3 mins

Fat Tyres In Frozen Lands

If you’re a regular reader of Expat Living, you’ll know that we enjoy following the adventures of the HER Planet Earth team as they explore some of the world’s far-flung corners. This time, they journey across Greenland – by bicycle!

8 mins

Running In The Serengeti

If you’re a keen runner, the annual Serengeti Girls Run is definitely one to add to your bucket list for the future. Why not follow this year’s event to give yourself a taste of what to expect? And you can lend your support to a great cause, too.

2 mins

Girls' Trips

From spa retreats to shopping weekends, who doesn’t love a getaway with their gal pals? When we can fire up our passports again, here are some great spots to add to your list!

5 mins

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Expat Living Hong Kong Magazine Description:

Expat Living Hong Kong Magazine is the definitive guide for expats living in or moving to Hong Kong. Published quarterly, the magazine is packed with informative articles, practical advice, and exclusive interviews on a wide range of topics, including:

* Living in Hong Kong: Expat Living Hong Kong covers everything expats need to know about living in Hong Kong, from finding accommodation and schools to navigating the healthcare system and social scene.
* Property: The magazine provides in-depth coverage of the Hong Kong property market, with expert advice on buying, renting, and investing in property.
* Interior design: Expat Living Hong Kong showcases the latest interior design trends and ideas for homes of all sizes and budgets.
* Food and drink: The magazine reviews the best restaurants and bars in Hong Kong, as well as sharing recipes and tips for cooking and entertaining at home.
* Travel: Expat Living Hong Kong features travel guides to Hong Kong's most popular tourist destinations, as well as hidden gems that only locals know about.
* Education: The magazine provides comprehensive coverage of the Hong Kong education system, with profiles of international and local schools, as well as advice on choosing the right school for your child.
* Family: Expat Living Hong Kong provides tips and advice on raising a family in Hong Kong, from finding childcare to finding family-friendly activities and attractions.
* Business: The magazine covers the Hong Kong business scene, with news and insights on the latest trends and developments.
* Arts and culture: Expat Living Hong Kong previews upcoming events and exhibitions, and reviews the latest films, books, and music releases.

Expat Living Hong Kong Magazine is a must-read for anyone who is interested in living in or learning more about Hong Kong. With its informative articles, practical advice, and exclusive interviews, the magazine is the essential resource for expats and locals alike.