How much does it cost for a couple to travel to Hong Kong for seven days?

1. When you go through the customs, it will be very helpful to get some free travel guides from Hong Kong. In these atlases, there are detailed map marks of various regions, choices of shopping areas and food areas, and lists of special events ... like a fool's handbook, it is very practical for people who come to Hong Kong for the first time.

You must buy an Octopus card, which saves you the trouble of changing money to buy a ticket. If you stay for a long time, you might as well buy a large denomination, because you can swipe your card at Baijia Supermarket and Bakery.

3. Octopus cards can only be swiped once on the same bus, which means that if two people take a bus and only have one card, there is no way to swipe it twice.

4. The laws of traffic routes in Hong Kong are criss-crossing. Latitude is the main road, and all kinds of buses, trams and minibuses run through it. Meridian is a pedestrian passage erected on the second floor of each building, and it is very convenient to go all the way to the seaside. Because of the scientific and unified overall planning of the city, the traffic in Hong Kong is busy but smooth, so narrow streets, so many buses, so fast, but there is no traffic jam, which is incredible!

5. Pay more attention to the public performance of the Hong Kong Shopping Festival and experience the cultural characteristics, which can add a lot of color to your trip (such as food festival, Stanley performance, Hong Kong Cultural Center performance and water curtain lighting and fireworks display).

6. In the evening, you can take the tram to see the night view of the market in Hong Kong.

Trams have a long history of one hundred years in Hong Kong, and they are the most economical means of transportation in Hong Kong. The whole journey only needs 2 yuan, and they are all located on the busy main roads. Therefore, it is strongly recommended to take the tram at night and enjoy the beautiful night view of the Hong Kong market.

7. You don't have to use an umbrella. The pedestrian walkway is covered with awnings, leading to your destination.

8. The "Star" Ferry has several ports, Central and Wan Chai, which can be boarded nearby. Personally, I think the route with the best scenery is Central-Tsim Sha Tsui.

9. Currency: The currency of Hong Kong is "Hong Kong dollar". The symbol of Hong Kong dollar is the same as that of US dollar. Please confirm payment. All payments in Hong Kong cannot be settled in US dollars. At present, many restaurants and gold shops can accept RMB to attract mainland tourists, and such shops will put up "Welcome to RMB" notices in front of their doors.

10. Currency exchange: Apart from ordinary banks, there are also money changers in Hong Kong. The proportion of banks is the best. The foreign exchange office in the bank clearly says "foreign exchange"

1 1. documents: Hong Kong residents and tourists must carry their identification documents when going out according to law.

12, public holidays: all year round 17 days, namely: New Year's Day, Chinese New Year (3 days), Tomb-Sweeping Day, Easter (3 days), Shigemitsu Memorial, Dragon Boat Festival, July 1 Reunion Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, Double Ninth Festival, and June1.

13. Working hours: government and general office: 9: 00 a.m. to 65438+ 0: 00 p.m. and 2: 00 p.m. to 5: 00 p.m. (some firms do not rest from afternoon to 6: 00 noon). Closed on Saturday afternoon, Sunday and public holidays.

14, etiquette:

Call ordinary men "sir" and women "miss"; For older men, they can be called "uncle" or "uncle", and for older women, they can be called "aunt"; For waiters and salespeople, you can call them "guys", and for waitresses, you can call them "ladies".

15. Public security punishment: The punishment for undermining social morality in Hong Kong is quite severe, and littering and spitting in public places are usually fined 1500 Hong Kong dollars.

16. Other notes: With the opening of tourism in Hong Kong to individuals, more and more people travel to Hong Kong, and many people do encounter some problems. Therefore, we should pay attention to the following aspects:

(a) should not carry a lot of cash out;

(2) Keep the travel documents well;

(3) Don't leave your belongings in crowded places;

(4) When crossing the road, be careful that someone steals under the pretext of approaching;

(5) Before taking property, observe whether there are suspicious people around.

Finally, I strongly appeal: be careful of black shops when buying digital products.

In the bustling business district of Tsim Sha Tsui, many shops use dazzling neon lights to play "Sony". Canon "door, mainly selling digital cameras and camcorders. They often tempt the inquirers with extremely low prices, such as the Canon camera of Fengze 3280, and they will quote 2 100. Once the customer pays, he will find an excuse to go to the warehouse to get the machine and let you sit there and wait. This time, there will be another one. If you are persuaded by him, you will definitely choose a camera that is more "professional" than the budget; And once you are unmoved and insist on the one you saw for the first time, they will tell you that they don't have this model in their warehouse. You wasted a lot of time. If you are lucky, the money will be refunded to you, and the "black-hearted" store will ask you to pick up the goods in a few days on the pretext that the invoice has been issued, and insist on not refunding the money. Therefore, friends who come to Hong Kong for the first time and plan to buy digital products must be careful of such black shops. It is suggested that they would rather spend more money than buy it in a regular licensed store.

If you want to stay, I suggest staying at the newly renovated Hong Kong Huamei Yuehai Hotel in Lockhart Road, Central. It feels good. The transportation is also convenient, and it is close to the exhibition center, probably around 500 yuan or even lower.

You must remember the following telephone numbers:

Hong Kong Complaint and Consultation Hotline:

Hong Kong Tourism Board: 2508 1234

Consumer Council: 29292222

Traffic Complaints Unit: 2889999

Emergency telephone number: 999 (the police telephone number is equivalent to our 1 10. If there is any dispute, call this number or call the police nearby).