If you’re planning a trip to Disney Hong Kong – first of all, lucky you! It’s a brilliant place, and one that really is for all the family to enjoy. Of course, you’re going to want to stay in a nice hotel – and depending on your circumstances, that might mean palatial luxury or something […]

Whether you’re visiting Hong Kong or deciding on a place to live for a short or extended period of time, one thing that pretty much everyone deliberates on is… Do I stay in Kowloon or Hong Kong? Now, vacation needs and full-time living needs bring up very difference necessities, but one thing that will put

Geographically, Hong Kong and Japan might not be a million miles apart, but in most other aspects they’re like chalk and cheese. Both places have long, turbulent histories, and both have distinctly different climates. So with all that in mind, let’s take a look at the differences and, in some small amount of cases, the

Hong Kong and Singapore may only be 2,560 kilometres apart (as the crow flies), but there’s quite a lot of difference. Though slavishly obsessed by neon, no one would dispute that they are two of the most frenetic cities on the planet. Once you get past the obvious, they are two quite different places. The

So you want to (or are imminently about to) move to Hong Kong. Making the move as an adult or as a couple can be daunting enough, but what if you’ve got kids to take into account as well? You’ll be likely to have a multitude of questions that you need to find definitive answers

Whether you’re at the beginning of your research about the possibility of living in Hong Kong, or the move is imminent, it always pays to find out as much as you can about your upcoming move. Depending on where you hail from, the move to Hong Kong can either seem only a little different from

48 hours might not sound like a lot of time to see Hong Kong, but you’ll be surprised at how much you can pack in. The best way to make the most of your stay is to plan ahead – that way you won’t waste precious hours deciding what to see when you’re actually in

Two of the most populated cities in the world, Hong Kong and New York, are both epicentres of trade and commercialism. But apart from this, what are the other similarities (or differences) between the two? And to be more specific – what is the difference in the cost of living from one city to the

Catching a flight at an odd time or having an early flight? This is where hotels near the airport come in handy. As Hong Kong is a small island, this means that it is fairly quick to get to the Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) from wherever you are, but it also means that hotels

Hong Kong isn’t that far from Australia (if you can say that Australia is close to anywhere, that is). As the crow flies, it’s a little over 5,700km to the centre of the expanse of land that makes up Oz, but they are in different hemispheres. And the comparisons don’t stop there, because there are