Category: Expats in Haikou

Typhoon Kalmaegi, the 25th named storm of the season, entered the South China Sea early this morning (November 5), gaining strength as it moves northwest toward the central coast of Vietnam ...

Discover why Hainan’s island-wide customs closure is set for December 18, 2025, a date echoing China’s historic 1978 Reform and Opening-Up ...

With ASEAN rapidly emerging as one of the most dynamic and high-potential regions in the world, Hainan is taking decisive steps to deepen regional cooperation, placing ASEAN at the core of its strategic development ...

Formula E returns to Sanya, Hainan on June 20, 2026, with a revamped circuit and a key spot in the championship’s biggest season to date ...

If you’re planning beach time, boating trips, or outdoor adventures in Hainan this week, you may want to hit pause. The latest forecast from the Hainan Meteorological Bureau indicates a stretch of unsettled weather, with heavy rainfall and strong winds ...

La Niña is returning to the Pacific, and its influence could bring cooler, drier conditions to parts of China. Discover what it may mean for Hainan’s climate this winter ...

Toxic Even After Death: Large numbers of jellyfish resembling silver coins have recently washed ashore along Haikou’s West Coast, prompting health and safety warnings from environmental authorities and marine experts ...

Hainan unveils an upgraded offshore duty-free policy with new product categories, wider eligibility, and greater convenience for travelers and residents …

The countdown is on for one of Hainan’s most anticipated running events. The 2025 Qionghai Bo’ao Marathon is set for Saturday, December 14 with organisers expecting more than 10,000 runners …