Is it unsafe to go to Hong Kong alone, join a tour group or go to a free club?

If you can speak Cantonese, you'd better sign up for a tour group. If you can't speak Cantonese, actually signing up for a tour group is the same as traveling freely.

Of course, the tour groups mentioned here are not those with unreliable tour fees, but according to the city where you live, at least the tour fees are higher than the normal travel expenses to and from Hong Kong and hotel accommodation, and it is actually unsafe to lower them.

Actually, there is no need to go alone. Now all kinds of maps of Gaud have been made. Just open roaming service, or buy a calling card for Hong Kong's 4G Internet access. It's convenient to go anywhere. But for friends who can only speak Mandarin, when shopping, if you ask the price in Mandarin, the price may be too high to bargain (individual shops). After all, businesses want to earn more money from tourists, thinking that mainland tourists have stronger spending power and hope to win more profits. If friends around you can speak fluent Cantonese (similar to Hong Kong Cantonese, not Guangzhou accent or Northern Guangdong accent), it will be more convenient and cheaper to buy things.

However, when you have to pay attention to the customs, you'd better see if the things you buy need to pay extra tax. It is better to ask clearly, as if we should pay attention to some cosmetics, alcohol and tobacco. In addition, it is best not to bring cigarettes to Hong Kong, otherwise it may violate the laws of Hong Kong. When you come back, you should also be careful not to bring more than the prescribed amount of milk powder (it is best not to bring it), don't help strangers with their luggage (because you don't know what's in the luggage, it may be a simulation gun or even drugs, so don't help), and don't throw garbage in Hong Kong, don't spit and smoke in the no-smoking area (the fine is very heavy, and it seems that you will be fined 30.

In addition, if you want to spend the night, please contact the hotel you can afford. However, because Hong Kong is vast and sparsely populated, you'd better choose a more expensive hotel to live comfortably. Otherwise, in Hong Kong, where land is scarce, some hotels or guesthouses may be smaller. Please be prepared.

To sum up, please consider for yourself.