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5 Hong Kong Travel Tips

Hong Kong has much to offer the tourist with interesting sightseeing, delicious food, great shopping and an experience in a country with probably a very different culture to your own.

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5 Hong Kong Travel Tips

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  1. 5 Hong Kong Travel Tips

  2. Hong Kong has much to offer the tourist with interesting sightseeing, delicious food, great shopping and an experience in a country with probably a very different culture to your own. • These 5 Hong Kong Travel Tips will be useful in preparing your itinerary and knowing what to expect when you arrive in this fascinating travel destination.

  3. Tip 1 - Climate Hong Kong enjoys a subtropical climate with two distinct seasons. Summer temperatures 26-31oC Winter - 14-20oC It can get very humid. Tip 2 - Currency The Hong Kong dollar is floating and pegged to the US dollar, so it will fluctuate a little. Cash and Travellerscheques can be changed at banks (recommended for the best rate), hotels and money changers. All main credit cards are accepted in most shops, hotels, restaurants etc.

  4. Tip 3 - Dining Tips • To ensure a seat it pays to book at popular restaurants during lunchtime (1-2pm) and evenings. • Dress Code - Casual wear is acceptable for most restaurants. Some exclusive restaurants will have a dress code requiring a jacket and tie.It may pay to check if you are dining in a top class restaurant. • Service Charge - Most hotels and restaurants will add 10% service charge. Otherwise tipping is your choice. • Condiments, tea, snacks - these will often be brought to the table but you will need to ask the waiter if there is an extra charge for them. This varies in different restaurants • Paying by Credit Card - Most restaurants accept credit cards....ask your waiter

  5. Tips 4 - Smoking Smoking in Hong Kong is prohibited in all indoor areas, and some public places such as beaches, swimming pools, transport terminals etc. Tip 5 - Litter  Hong Kong has strict laws and a HK$1,500 fine for littering or spitting.

  6. Content Designed By : Hong Kong Private Tour Guide

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