
Airlines in Hong Kong have cancelled or rescheduled more than a dozen flights to and from Taiwan and Japan due to Super Typhoon Champi, with further disruption expected.
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Super Typhoon Champi has prompted airlines in Hong Kong to alter schedules for flights heading to Taiwan and Japan.
Airlines in Hong Kong have cancelled or rescheduled more than a dozen flights to and from Taiwan and Japan due to Super Typhoon Champi, with further disruption expected in the coming days.
Budget carrier HK Express announced it would cancel 10 flights between Hong Kong and Taiwan on Friday, with six serving Taipei and two each serving Taichung and Kaohsiung.
Four other flights serving Taichung and Kaohsiung have been postponed until Saturday. The airline said it was notifying affected passengers by email.

Affected by Typhoon Qiangbi, the Jinmen Small Three Links and Jinquan route will be suspended on the 23rd. Whether the Jinmen-Xiamen route can be resumed depends on the weather. Currently, more than a thousand passengers are stranded at the terminals in Kinmen and Xiamen. The Port Authority urges passengers to pay close attention to the latest announcements.

Affected by the moderate typhoon Qiangpi, Taoyuan Airport has canceled 52% (414 flights) of the 793 scheduled flights on Friday (23rd). The airport company reminds passengers to confirm flight status before departure and pay attention to changes in airport MRT and bus transportation.

As moderate typhoon Qiangpi approaches Taiwan, the Meteorological Administration issues a land warning. Due to the typhoon and the consecutive holidays, the high-speed rail reservations are almost fully booked. Transportation Minister Chen Shikai announced that the high-speed rail and the Taiwan Railways will urgently increase the number of flights starting tonight to ease the flow of people returning home.

Strong Taiwan Qiangpi is gradually approaching Taiwan, and the Central Meteorological Administration has issued a maritime warning. This article compiles the latest information on traffic suspensions, event postponements, and attraction closures across Taiwan.

The Japan Government Tourism Bureau announced that there were approximately 3.1 million foreign tourists visiting Japan in September, a decrease of 5% from the same period last year, marking the second consecutive month of decline. Among them, tourists from China dropped by 44.5%, while tourists from Taiwan and South Korea increased by 13% and 25.6% respectively. Cumulative consumption in the first nine months reached 757.4 billion yen, a new high for the same period.

As of 21:00 on October 21, the total number of inbound and outbound passengers through Hengqin Port this year has exceeded 30 million, a year-on-year increase of 27.1%. This scale was reached 68 days earlier than last year, setting a new high for the same period. The deepening integration of Qinhuangdao and Macao has driven the rapid growth of cross-border exchanges between Hong Kong and Macao residents.