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More and more room for staff

The hotel industry has always faced manpower problems, writes Chiu Po-sze. ...

Strong hand on the hilt

Iron self-discipline saw Gavin Gui turn construction supplies company Hilti into a tower of strength, writes Liana Cafolla. ...

Surge in visitors boosts sector

Prospects for the hotel industry are expected to remain positive in 2013, writes Chiu Po-sze. ...

Vanishing line of front-line staff

The Hong Kong Tourism Board predicts that the number of tourists visiting Hong Kong this year will increase by 6.8 per cent to 51.93 million visitors, writes Chiu Po-sze. ...

More rooms, more hands

About 20 hotels with as many as 3,000 rooms are expected to be built in Hong Kong in 2013, writes Chiu Po-sze. ...

Regenerating Kowloon East

In the heyday of Hong Kong’s manufacturing industry in the 1960s, Kwun Tong and the areas around Kowloon Bay and the old Kai Tak Airport provided work for hundreds of ... ...

No dull day for marine surveyors

The chance of receiving an occasional phone call in the early hours of the morning to attend to a marine emergency is just another part of ... ...

Sky's the limit for surveyors

A new era of major infrastructure projects, large-scale private development and a beefing up of building regulations looks set to keep the surveying industry buoyant amid ... ...

Building blocks

As far as construction hiring is concerned, Hong Kong's centre of gravity seems to have shifted to Kowloon, with a slew of projects pending, including ... ...

More than just a pipe dream

Examples of ground-breaking construction and engineering are hardly new in Hong Kong, but converting part of the former Kai Tak runway into a state-of-the art ... ...