The Correspondent (Foreign Correspondents Club) • 8th September 2025

Interview with award-winning publisher Jo Lusby

For anyone hoping to add “book author” to their CV, I spoke with publishing legend Jo Lusby for The Correspondent, the official magazine of the Foreign Correspondents’ Club in Hong Kong, about what it really takes to get a manuscript written, published, sold - and most importantly, read.

Cathay Pacific • 2nd September 2025

7 luxury fitness retreats for mind and body | Cathay

Go on vacay and come back stronger, leaner and healthier at these high-end bootcamps for VIP travellers.

V Magazine • 4th September 2025

Urban Jürgensen Marks Its Comeback With Three New Luxury Timepieces | V Magazine

The 252-year-old watchmaker launches its first new collection under a fresh leadership duo, aimed at serious collectors with deep pockets.

Cathay Pacific • 4th September 2025

The 6 best outdoor spas in British Columbia | Cathay

Here's where to take the plunge into hydrotherapy and hot-cold spa retreats in and around Vancouver.

NUVO • 21st April 2025

Why the Cowichan Valley Is Canada’s Next Food and Wine Destination

Meet some of Cowichan Valley's local producers, farmers and epicureans to learn why everything in Cowichan just tastes *better*.

Going Places for Malaysia Airlines • 4th September 2025

Hong Kong's disappearing dai pai dongs | Going Places Magazine

Some of the best Hong Kong food is served at dai pai dongs. Learn more about this disappearing style of dining.

Smile Magazine for Cebu Pacific • 4th September 2025

Hong Kong's new wave of elevated Filipino cuisine | Smile

A new vanguard of ambitious young restaurateurs are elevating Filipino cuisine in Hong Kong.

Liv Magazine • 13th November 2020

Meet The Women Changing How We Talk About Periods in Asia

Between the ages of around 12 and 50, half the world’s population will spend roughly five days a month menstruating. Thankfully, the conversation about periods is slowly starting to shift and emerge into public consciousness, in large part due to vocal advocates of change who are standing up and speaking out about menstruation. We speak to three period pioneers working to reclaim our time of the month and change how we talk about menses in Asia.

Liv Magazine • 13th November 2020

This Movember, Let's Talk About Toxic Masculinity

November is men’s health awareness month, making it a good time to take a closer look at the idea of toxic masculinity, and how it negatively affects men’s health, both physically and mentally. Read on to find out how manning up is costing men their health.

Forbes • 13th November 2020

Fresh Prince Of Jakarta: Indonesia's Rich Brian Is Rap's Newest Teen Prodigy

Catching up with Rich Brian (formerly Rich Chigga), Indonesia's first rapper and arguably the country's most famous export.

Forbes • 13th November 2020

BTS: The K-Pop Group That Finally Won America Over

Known as "Bangtan Sonyeondan" in their home of South Korea, BTS is a seven-member boy band that has grown from a local pop sensation to a global phenomenon that has made "K-pop" a household word in households that have probably never even looked at South Korea on a map.

Time Out Hong Kong • 1st June 2019

Quad Goals: Hong Kong's Most LGBTI-Friendly Team

Two members of Hong Kong’s most LGBTI-friendly team, the Hong Kong Roller Derby, venture off the track and into the business world with a skate shop slash social space for the city’s outsiders.

Time Out Hong Kong • 1st June 2019

Behind The Music: Meeting Hong Kong's Indie Promoters

If you’ve noticed an uptick in indie shows and festivals in Hong Kong recently, you’re not wrong. Meet the promoters who are making it all happen.

Washington Post • 4th July 2015

China wants mothers to breast-feed, but they keep choosing formula

An overwhelming number of young women in China are reaching for formula over breast milk prematurely to feed their newborns, despite ­government-led campaigns to promote breast-feeding as the exclusive diet of infants until 6 months of age. As a result, China has one of the world’s lowest breast-feeding rates, as low as 2 percent for ­infants at 6 months.