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Cathay Pacific Halts Dubai and Riyadh Flights to 14 March amid Middle-East Conflict
Hong Kong flag-carrier Cathay Pacific has cancelled all flights to Dubai and Riyadh from 28 February to 14 March 2026 because of deteriorating security conditions in the Gulf. Around 4,000 passengers are entitled to free rebooking, rerouting or refunds. The move underscores how fast-moving geopolitical crises can disrupt key business-travel corridors and highlights the need for companies to maintain flexible mobility policies.
585 Hongkongers Stranded after Gulf Airspace Closure Appeal for Government Evacuation Help
With airspace over Iran and parts of the Gulf restricted, at least 585 Hong Kong residents remain stranded in the Middle East. Many report difficulty reaching consular hotlines and are urging the Hong Kong government to organise evacuation options. The incident exposes gaps in corporate and government crisis-response planning for mobile employees.
Hong Kong’s Talent Drive Nets 270,000 Professionals ahead of Global Summit Week
Ahead of its Global Talent Summit Week, Hong Kong announced that 270,000 professionals have moved to the city under various talent admission schemes—100,000 via the Top Talent Pass alone. The figures signal a strong rebound in Hong Kong’s talent pipeline but also highlight emerging pressures on housing and schools that employers must factor into assignment budgets.
Norovirus Outbreak on Holland America’s Westerdam Prompts Hong Kong Health Alert for Cruise Passengers
Hong Kong health officials investigated 76 norovirus cases on the cruise ship MS Westerdam and issued hygiene advisories as the vessel continued its Asia itinerary. The event underscores the need for employers and travel managers to ensure cruise operators have clear outbreak protocols and that travellers practise strict hand-washing, as standard sanitisers do not kill norovirus.