Aviation & City Life: Hong Kong International Airport kicked off its new Terminal 2 on 27 May, with Hong Kong Airlines the first to move check-in counters from T1 to T2; the first day ran smoothly with 36 flights, and the rest of the 14 airlines will relocate in batches until 10 June. T2 spans 300,000 sq m and is built for both departures and arrivals, with eight check-in aisles, 68 express self-bag drop counters, and smart/hybrid check-in options, plus an ocean-themed, LED-rich passenger experience, a food court with late-night options, and 1,000+ parking spaces linked to the terminal. Pop Culture & Performing Arts: Hong Kong Ballet is taking its Bruce Lee tribute “Bruce Lee: No Way as Way” global, teaming up with Design Army for a neon 1970s Hong Kong disco-meets-kung-fu campaign that’s already set to travel to Abu Dhabi, London, Paris, and Tokyo. Retail & Lifestyle: Skims announced its first Greater China flagship store will open in Hong Kong’s Times Square (Causeway Bay) in November, in partnership with Lane Crawford. Education & Sustainability: CUHK’s Faculty of Social Science released Hong Kong’s first University Sustainability Index, assessing 151 universities worldwide and placing three Hong Kong universities in the global top 20 for sustainability. Fashion & Heritage: Lacoste opened a new flagship at Hong Kong’s historic Pedder Building, reworking its arches into a modern layout and anchoring the store with a neon Hong Kong-inspired installation.