14 The problem of two children traveling to Hong Kong.

My children have been attending summer camps abroad every year since the third grade. At first, they joined a group, but now they go out to play with their classmates. Experience increased their courage. My experience is as follows:

1) Passport and certificate are always with you.

2) carry your address with you (you can print a small piece and put it in your wallet and copy it on the luggage tag)

3) a mobile phone. You can buy a local calling card at a convenience store in Hong Kong. )

4) A small bag of various doormen (headache, cough, cold, stomachache, etc. )

5) Money (don't bring 1000 large denomination bills, only 500 and 100 bills).

6) Remember the emergency telephone number (999) in Hong Kong.

7) Keep luggage simple. Don't take big and heavy luggage.

8) Hong Kong is an international metropolis. People in different countries are used to it, and there will be no discrimination against foreigners unless that person is dishonest. I have tried to see a free traveler take a taxi at a red light on the bustling Jordan Road, open the car door to pee in a nearby flower pond, or bargain and quarrel when shopping in a large department store. )

9) Try not to stay in places with complicated crowds.

10) Plan the place and route to go. -Ask for other people's opinions and make the final decision according to your own preferences.

I hope I can help you. Good luck!