Nippon Cargo Hong Kong International Airport
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Hong Kong has finally scrapped its hotel quarantine rule, paving the way for extra bellyhold cargo capacity and a potential boost to the city’s ailing economy.

Previously, travellers entering Hong Kong had to quarantine at a hotel for three days, followed by four days of movement restrictions, but this has been replaced by daily testing for the first week after entering the city.

The move comes just as Singapore has overtaken Hong Kong as Asia’s top financial hub, according to the Global ...

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