Introduction To Hong Kong
As a colony of the United Kingdom from mid-19th century until sovereignty was transferred to the Peoples Republic of China in 1997, Hong Kong celebrated capitalism and developed as a highly significant Asian trading / financial center. Under the “one country / two systems” policy, Hong Kong is given much autonomy and is permitted to retain its strong capitalist approach to economic life.
With almost seven million people, cosmopolitan Hong Kong is one of the most densely populated cities in the world and is known for its spectacular, glistening night skyline. This city offers great entertainment options, fine restaurants, numerous cultural attractions, and unparalleled shopping. In addition to some of the world’s finest shopping centers and designer boutiques, Hong Kong is well known for its numerous open air markets.
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Highlights of Hong KongThe former British colony of Hong Kong is made up of several islands and peninsulas. The main tourist attractions are concentrated on Hong Kong Island, home to the city and its many skyscrapers, and in Kowloon, the peninsula on the mainland that lies closest to Hong Kong. Immigration in Hong Kong is separate from mainland China. Most visitors will not need a visa to enter Hong Kong, but they will need one to travel to China. Getting around Hong Kong is easy. The Metro Transit Railway covers the... [Read the full story]
Our Expert Review of Hotels in Hong Kong, ChinaLuxury Hotels The Peninsula Hong Kong One of the finest hotels in the world, The Peninsula offers every amenity for the discriminating guest. Fingertip room environment controls, plasma TVs and white marble bathrooms are hallmarks of this hotel’s fabulous rooms.. InterContinental Hong Kong internationally acclaimed as one of the world’s top hotels for business and leisure, InterContinental Hong Kong, with its unique and convenient Kowloon waterfront location, offers unrivalled views of Victoria... [Read the full story]
