Travelling to Hong Kong is always exciting. You can exploit the amazing shopping, not to mention the sounds and sights of a top class town with a completely unique mix of the ultra-modern and the conventional. It is always wise to know how far your cash will go, especially in a world wide recession.

It’s not hard to chalk up a massive bill in Hong Kong, there are still plenty of activities to do which do not get you deepening your budgets!

Seeking the best hotel to stay in Hong Kong or Hong Kong accommodation? Hong Kong is a special administrative region of the People’s Republic of China. It’s a property of China while it continues to control itself as a distinct entity from the Beijing government. Hong Kong is one of the foremost Asian cities that is among the most economically stable and progressive cities in the world.

The magical and mystical city of Hong Kong is an understandably popular long haul holiday destination. There is a wealth of things to see and do in this bustling vibrant city: head up to Victoria Peak, stroll along the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, and wander around Kowloon’s flower and bird markets. Within easy reach are day trips to Repulse Bay beaches and Lantau island, Hong Kong makes an ideal global travel break.

Air New Zealand and Oasis Hong Kong Airlines are both launching London – Hong Kong routes this autumn, making the region even more accessible to UK visitors. Air New Zealand launches its inaugural flight from London Heathrow via Hong Kong to Auckland, New Zealand on the 29 October 2006. New start-up Oasis Hong Kong Airlines [...]

The Mandarin Oriental in Central, Hong Kong has reopened after a $40m restoration and redesign. The 502 guest rooms and suites have been individually furnished in trademark splendour by Lim Teo and Wilkes Design Works and equipped with the latest guest related technology. Designer Nicky Haslam has exclusively outfitted a new suite in honour of [...]

Unearth Hong Kong’s natural wonders with new tourism scheme Hong Kong Tourism Board’s new Nature Kaleidoscope programme launches in September 2006, offering seven outdoor tours for nature loving visitors, one for every day of the week. Itineraries visit attractions such as the recently opened Hong Kong Wetland Park and the Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Gardens, [...]