Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

On March 19, the Hong Kong Trade Development Council returns with MarketingPulse and eTailingPulse, a two-in-one conference designed for Asia’s marketers, agencies, and e-commerce specialists at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. During the event, attendees have the opportunity to connect with global entrepreneurs, attend engaging workshops, and discover upcoming marketing trends. This year, heavyweight industry leaders of internationally renowned companies such as BMW Group, Decathlon, UOB Group, HSBC, Carousell, Maison Ruinart (owned by LVMH), Google, Netflix and Ovolo Hotels will speak to inspire attendees with endless possibilities. Gain insight into crucial topics such as arts and culture in global brand marketing, using data to unleash innovation, embracing neurodiversity in marketing, ASEAN and Halal market trends, the impact of animal KOLs, marketing atomisation, and more. Secure your passes by using the Time Out-reader exclusive code to enjoy a discount of 40 percent ‘MPRP4PN10’, or buy five or more tickets to enjoy a group purchase discount of 50 percent.

In the blink of an eye, Art Month in Hong Kong is once again almost around the corner. Art Basel, one of the cornerstones of the city’s annual art events, has updated its roster of exhibitors and programs – and it looks like Asia’s artsy crowd is in for a treat. 240 galleries from 42 countries and territories around the world will gather to showcase their best in contemporary art. 23 of these galleries are new to the fair, hailing from India, Australia, Kosovo, Guatemala, the US, the UK, Germany, and more. Over half of the participating galleries in Art Basel Hong Kong 2025 are from the Asia-Pacific region and, for the first time ever, the fair is also collaborating with local independent art institution Para Site to curate the film program titled ‘In Space, It’s Always Night’. Look out for galleries with exhibitions focusing on a single artist, like P420’s retrospective of the German-Italian artist Irma Frank and her work intersecting writing and drawing; deep dives of themes and periods in art history in the Insights sector; and local galleries making their Art Basel debut, such as SC Gallery with Chow Chun-fai’s work on socio-political shifts from a Hong Kong perspective. Film art by Singaporean artist Ho Tzu Nyen will also be shown on the façade of M+ as a tribute to our city’s vibrant film culture. Interestingly, this work is constantly being re-edited by an algorithm, showing how history and memories can be dynamic while generating new visions of the future.  Art...