What should you pay attention to when traveling to Hong Kong and Macau now? What clothes to bring? Thanks

1. Hong Kong has almost no freezing days all year round, with a mild climate. It is also an exporter of ready-made garments, and the market is full of fashionable clothes. Just pack light and don’t bring bulky luggage. 2. Hong Kong people call customers who arrive empty-handed "banana-handed". People will look down upon them if they come empty-handed, so they have to buy some mainland specialties to bring with them. 3. After the visa is approved, you can use RMB to exchange for Hong Kong dollars at China Travel Agencies in various places. However, do not exchange a large amount of foreign currency without permission to leave the customs, as it will be confiscated by the customs! 4. Tobacco and alcoholic beverages cannot exceed the limit: 200 cigarettes, 50 cigars, 250 grams of tobacco, and 1 kilogram of bottled alcohol. 5. When buying things in Hong Kong, you can't haggle at high prices like in the mainland. People rarely offer high prices, so 110 is enough. 6. On Sundays, many Filipino maids will gather at Queen’s Square in Central. Be careful not to capture them when taking photos, otherwise, people will chase them down nine streets in a matter of minutes! 7. When taking an escalator, don’t stand to the left. Hong Kong people believe that “time is money.” You have to rush forward when taking an escalator. Occupying the “runway” on the left is simply preventing others from getting rich! Big taboo! 8. Never get sick in Hong Kong! Emergency room prescription fee is $570! It takes 3 or 4 hours to wait in line, and doctors usually don't give antibiotics, so it's safest to bring your own medicine. 9. Don’t throw garbage or spit everywhere, you will be fined $1500! 10. It is against the law to not bring an ID card! Do not forget to bring photo identification (pass) with you at all times. Hong Kong has good security, so don’t carry a lot of cash with you! 11. Waiters, drivers, and bellmen in Hong Kong restaurants, taxis, hotels, etc. are all in the habit of collecting tips, which is about 10% of the consumption amount. 12. The voltage in Hong Kong is 220V and 100V electrical appliances need a transformer. The plugs are all British three-pin plugs. You need to bring your own replacement plug to charge mobile phones, digital cameras, etc. 13. Free Internet access is available at the Hong Kong Central Library in Causeway Bay. Tel: 2921 0348 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. 14. Go to an exchange shop to exchange Hong Kong dollars. Remember to check the exchange rate and the handling fee for exchanging traveller's checks. Hong Kong law stipulates that exchange shops must report to The customer issues the receipt. 15. You can buy an Octopus card at a subway station by car, boat, subway, phone or shopping at 7-11. Each card costs $150. There is a $50 deposit, which can be refunded together with the amount when leaving Hong Kong. 16. Octopus cards cannot be used in taxis. Starting from $15, there is basically no need to jump the meter in Central ← → Wan Chai, Wan Chai ← → Causeway Bay. 17. Remember to eat Hui Lau Shan’s desserts and Zhan Zai Kee’s wontons. 18. Hong Kong generally does not require vaccinations. However, since health regulations cannot be changed at any time, you must check clearly before departure. You must also check the entry and quarantine regulations of your destination when transiting. 19. Based on environmental protection, Hong Kong hotels generally do not provide disposable bath products and slippers, so you must bring your own. 20. Buy local phone cards. The cheapest regular-priced one is the Sunday Telecom prepaid phone card, which costs $50 for 150 minutes of calls. 21. Runxun Communications’ China stored-value card is also good. It has a face value of $100, and it costs $0.99 to make calls to Guangdong landlines and mobile phones nationwide. It also costs $0.99 to make calls to landlines in other provinces. You can buy it at the stores of Runxun Communications.

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