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You can head to CTS Travel which is specialized in tours to mainland China, which includes Shenzhen. Indicate that your are US citizen and they can carry on from there by arranging you to apply from appropriate visa or you can contact us…

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Package tours are always more expensive than booking yourself, this is because the agents will take a commision, cebu pacific fly very cheap to hong kong, surf the net and hunt out a good cheap hotel,

the advantage of a packeage tour is if you are short on time to plan your trip, they take care of everything, i always travel independantly, but that suits me.

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Stanley is a really nice quiet place to go. They have a beach there. The winding roads leading to Stanley is beautiful & clean. Or take a trip to Lam Tsuen where the wishing tree is. Or have a meal at the Yucca De Lac restaurant which is located in Tai Po Road – Ma Liu Shui. The MTR stop is Shatin. What about a cruise to nowhere on the HK waters aboard the Star Cruises Pisces? You should not miss the Avenue of Stars (make sure you are there at 8pm sharp to enjoy the laser light show) & the Peak for spectacular views. The Peak is really beautiful at night. Suggest you go free & easy instead of enlisting an agency for a guided tour. It’s quite easy to move around in HK.

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Because Hong Kong is so expensive, I recommend staying in a decent budget hotel like the Evergreen Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui. It’s near the Jordan metro station and is clean and affordable. We have stayed there four years in a row and they have long-term staff members who remember us. It’s not a large, fancy hotel, but we love it! Near shopping, great food, etc. You can find them online at:

http://www.evergreenhotel.com/

Both parks need one day each. It’s really easy to buy your own tickets! In fact, we bought our Disneyland tickets at a 7/11 in a subway station and I believe you can do the same for Ocean Park.

Both parks are a lot of fun!

Enjoy!

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Now that the british are out of hong kong , the streets are very safe but the prices are very high unless you like buy a silk suit or dress, for them it’s cheaper there than in Paris.
Everything is relevant .
The foods in hong kong are excellent !
Dim sum i love you

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In addition to Craftylass’s answer, a new Swiss chocolate company has recently opened its regional headquarters in Hong Kong and has stores in the city. Hong Kong is also the largest home of western chocolate brands outside Switzerland and other countries that produces chocolate

http://www.enrichyourpotential.com/

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Welcome to HK, the Pearl of the Orient! Its stunning Victoria Harbour and The Peak have just been rated as Asia’s No.1 skyline by a Japanese TV Station. HK women are among the most well educated in Asia, many are professionals or executives making good income. Half a century ago in the Suzie World era, many women that arrived from mainland China love foriegn passports, not sure if any Hongkongers still fond of immigrating abroad. Many young girls love sporty, humourous, capable young men, race and colour is not much an issue, rather it’s more important to be able to communite with them as many may not speak very fluent English.

It has rich culture and history of a perfect blend of the west and east. Walk up the Escalator which begins from Central District and goes all the way up to the mid Levels. Along the Escalator you’ll come across the early English settlement near Aberdeen Street, you’ll also pass by Soho, South of Hollywood Rd which gives a very distinct bar and restaurant street. Hollywood Rd is the famous antique street where genuine Chinese antique are sold.
From Causeway Bay – Central District – Tsimshatsui District – Mongkok District along the MTR (subway) route are where most of the fascinating shoppings, restaurants, night life and gorgeous harbour view lies.
If you like green, sea and nature, and are not in a rush in going to places visiting one of the outlying islands ie the Silvermine Bay of Lantau Island is quite relax and gives a completely different impression of Hong Kong than the one often see in pictures. You’ve to catch a ferry from the Central Pier right outside IFC Building. The ferry trip takes about 20 minutes, a very nice ride if you like the sea and not in a rush.
Another beautiful mountain and sea area is Sai Kung District, there’s a Seafood Street where you can handpick life seafood, have the restaurant cook them any way you like and enjoy it in front of the sea. There’re many beautiful mountain trails in Hong Kong, there’s one that goes all the way down to Aberdeen from the Peak. It’ll take more than an hour to walk down. In Aberdeen District (you could also take a bus in Central, Causeway Bay or Wanchai Districts to get there), the boat restaurant “JUMBO” lying out in the sea is quite amusing.
Hong Kong is renowned as the world’s shopping and dining paradise. You can eat like a billionaires, in the same token there’re many affordable places with unbelivable prices. HK has the cheapest MacDonald’s prices on earth.

Buying brand names is popular in HK since there’s zero sales tax nor import tariffs, brand names are often 10% – 50% cheaper than anywhere else in the world. Street vendors or flea markets is another interesting shopping paradise, they have all sorts of products selling at knockoff prices, eg the Ladies Street, the evening Temple Street vendors in Kowloon side, Stanley Market in HK side etc. Small street shops in Mongkok and Causeway Bay Districts may give you surprises too. There’re also many street vendors located in small side streets of Central District, Wan Chai District, near Johnston Road and Causeway Bay District, opposite to Sogo in the other side of the Henessy Road, that sell factory exports “left-overs”. Most prices in HK are fixed, you may be able to bargain a few $ though in small shops and street vendors. You will hardly find any fakes or copies in HK as the law enforcement is rather strict.
Everywhere in Hong Kong is well connected by its efficient and timely public transportation system, the MTR (subway), big and mini buses. Cost is from under US$1 – $2 per ride. It’s easiest to travel by MTR which runs pass all the central shopping and business districts, then either connect to a bus or walk to your destination. Separate fares are charged for each ride. HK is one of the most foreigner-friendly cities on earth, plus lots of fun and excitment, visitors often find the place the most vibrant, exciting city that never sleeps, even when you get bored at 3 AM, you could go and have a drink in the bar or even have a delicious late snack. Convenience Stores are located in almost every corner of the main streets and are opened around the clock. The best of all, HK is extremely easy to get around being supported by affordable and well connected public transportation. Many Hongkongers are very responsive, efficient and persistent in their work that make shopping, dining or doing business a very wonderful experience. You’ll also notice that Hongkongers will automatically stand by the side when walking up and down the stairs and escalators, not blocking those behind, which many Asian places are now following suit. Check www.discoverhongkong.com and have a wonderful stay!

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Omega
Citizen
Seiko
Breitling
Tag Heuer
Cartier
Invicta
Kenneth Cole
Patek Philippe
Guess
Bulova
Longines
Skagen
Rado
Rolex
Gucci
Tissot

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Great to shop in HONG KONG.
Cheap and really convenient to go from one spot to another.
Big Sales during Summer season.
And you could find any brands you want in HK.
Plus, delicious food.
O, but if you go now, the big sales is just ended.

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I deal with this day in day out in work!!

Not fashion! But China’s cheap ass shit!!!!

Im an engineer and we get a lot of industrial supplies from China because they are so cheap, but the reason they are so cheap is because the quality is rubbish!!

In China they have workers queing up for jobs, so if a guy in the factory making this shirt quits, they can replace him in 5 seconds.
For this reason, employers dont care about their workers, workers dont care about their jobs, people get paid almost nothing. No-one has any pride in their jobs and everything they make is rubbish!!

Also the fact that labour is so cheap is what keeps the price down

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3500 USD is around $24500 HKD for a month. It isn’t a bad salary. With some budget planning you should be able to get by.

Just don’t shop things you don’t need. As for meals, if you buy grocery instead of eating out, it is WAY cheaper!

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Prices in Bonjour and Sasa are cheaper than in department stores for sure. For the exact same brands and items, prices will be the same in department stores and at the airport.

Hong Kong is known as a shopping paradise because for almost all retail items, except for cosmetics, tobacco and alcohol, the city does not impose import duty and sales tax. This can add up to huge savings for high end products. I personally like shopping in NYC as much as in Hong Kong even though NYC comes with 8.875% sales tax because there is a limited “middle market” in Hong Kong when it comes to shoes and apparel. You can find more high end fashion brands in NYC, at the same time I find many affordable merchandise that offers both quality and good value. In Hong Kong most good quality clothes and shoes are more expensive as they are all made in western Europe and Japan, or it’s not worth getting something dirt cheap that offers no value.