Help! I want to go to Hong Kong and Macao for 5 days recently. I asked someone to help me arrange my trip. Thank you.

1. Handling Hong Kong and Macao Pass can be divided into free travel visa and team visa. Those who can do team signing are mainly registered in Guangdong Province or other provincial capitals, and others can only do team signing;

2. Book air tickets or air tickets for departure cities-Shenzhen and Zhuhai, and inform friends and relatives that you will disappear in the days when the mobile phone is opened for international roaming, because Unicom's mobile phone has no signal in Hong Kong and Macao;

3. Book a hotel for two nights in Hong Kong and one night in Macau. I suggest making a reservation in Qunar.com, which is very good and powerful. Of course, Ctrip.com is also good. If you don't know how to operate the network, ask the travel agency in Shenzhen to book it for you. It is very important to book a hotel in advance. After landing, you will find that Hong Kong hotels are too expensive, and there may be no rooms!

Travel arrangements:

D 1: arrive in Shenzhen early. It is recommended to enter the customs from Luohu Pass. It's at Shenzhen Railway Station. You don't have to look around. If it's a bill signing team, you need to find a person holding a tour guide flag at the gate first, and ask him to help you through the customs (in the jargon, it's called a bill), and each person is 20 yuan. These people are usually sent by travel agencies to take them to the customs. As far as I know, they are quite reliable. Change Hong Kong dollars before going through customs (you don't have to change it, but you should know that Hong Kong dollars are cheaper than RMB, and people are priced in Hong Kong dollars), buy maps and subway tickets. It is recommended to buy 24-hour unlimited subway tickets, and then check into the hotel to put your luggage.

It's almost noon at this time. After lunch, I will visit the new wing of Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center and Golden Bauhinia Square, which is the witness of Hong Kong's return to the motherland. Take a boat trip to Victoria Harbour at night.

D2: Visit Disneyland all day.

D3: Shopping all day. There are many duty-free shops in Hong Kong. Ask the beautiful girl at the front desk of the hotel, and they will show you the way. You can also visit Repulse Bay and Avenue of Stars. Go to Macau by boat around four or five in the afternoon. Housing prices in Macao are relatively cheaper than those in Hong Kong. If you can live in Macao, live in Macao. Almost all hotels in Macao have casinos, so you can go and have a look. If you have no self-control, it is not recommended that you gamble too much. It's okay to have some fun.

D4: In the morning, visit the Venetian Casino, the most famous casino in Mazu Tempel and Macau, and in the afternoon, visit Sao Paulo Archway and Fisherman's Wharf.

D5: Visit Jin Lianhua Square in the morning, check out after lunch, return to Zhuhai from Gongbei Pass in Macau and go home by bus.

PS: I don't think it's worth living in Hong Kong for so long and just playing for one point. It is suggested to play Ocean Park on the first afternoon, and then arrange the above itinerary for the third day. Although Hong Kong is a shopping paradise, it doesn't have to be bought all day, does it? There are windows of the world, Happy Valley and splendid china in Shenzhen. Now that you're gone, it's good to be happy. Have a good time.