Feature: Covid-hit Businesses Zoom Ahead
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2020-09-28 HKT 05:05
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Tourism-related businesses have been among the worst-hit by the economic devastation brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic.
With global travel remaining at a virtual standstill, many businesses were forced to adapt, or go bust.
RTHK’s Priscilla Ng found out how some hard-hit firms have branched out to find new opportunities online, and developed innovations that they think could even outlast the effects of the pandemic.
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