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Lunar New Year: Year of the Ox Gift Guide Sponsored: Among other traditions, gift giving is customary during Lunar New Year celebrations. By Kim Ayling |  February 10 2021 ©Remy Martin XO One of the biggest dates in the lunar calendar is the Lunar New Year, which this year will mark the upcoming Year of the Ox. Aside from celebrating the dawn of the new year, one of the most important aspects of the Lunar New Year holiday is the giving of gifts – and while other elements of the celebration may look a little different in the Year of the Ox, fortunately the tradition of...

Rémy Martin XO Cocktail Recipes to Celebrate Lunar New Year Sponsored: Alcohol is used to toast happiness, good relations and other well wishes. By Kim Ayling |  February 10 2021 In addition to the traditional feasting and gift-giving, drinking plays a key part in the several days’ worth of the Lunar New Year celebration. Tea is typically the first drink served to guests, with wines, beer and spirits, traditionally cognac, enjoyed later on, but a Lunar New Year cocktail will always be welcome. To help you impress your guests, we’ve compiled our favorite cocktails fr...

Hong Kong Tourism Board "Online + Offline" Chinese New Year Promotions Instill Creativity into Traditions and Provide Trade Partners with Additional Promotional Platform News provided by Share this article Share this article HONG KONG and LOS ANGELES, Jan. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) has announced that it will not hold "The International Chinese New Year Night Parade" on the first day of the upcoming Chinese New Year (CNY) as in previous years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite no physical event, the HKTB will continue to offer blessings to the public and ...

Vaccine, who will get it — and how does it actually work? here's our health correspondent anna collinson. you will have it in your left hand side... a vaccine has always been our best hope of life returning to normal. it'll be months before we see its positive effects, but it's hoped today will mark the beginning of the end. the pfizer vaccine needs to be stored in freezing temperatures, so initially the roll—out is taking place at hospital hubs across the uk. elderly patients, workers in care homes and nhs staff are first in line. what we want to make sure is that as many people as possib...

Hope of life returning to normal. it'll be months before we see its positive effects, but it's hoped today will mark the beginning of the end. the pfizer vaccine needs to be stored in freezing temperatures, so initially the roll—out is taking place at hospital hubs across the uk. elderly patients, workers in care homes and nhs staff are first in line. what we want to make sure is that as many people as possible are vaccinated, but that's going to take some time. it is a marathon, not a sprint, so while you are waiting to be called for your vaccine, please keep following the social distancing...