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We're excited to introduce two new guides joining the Hello! Hong Kong Tours family — Robert and Raymond. Between them, they bring decades of local life, global perspective, and a shared love of showing guests the Hong Kong that guidebooks miss.

October is one of Hong Kong's best travel months. The summer humidity fades, skies stay mostly clear, and the city moves straight from Mid-Autumn lanterns into a run of holidays, harbourfront festivals, and Halloween parties. Here's what's on the calendar, and what each date actually means if you're visiting.

Hong Kong is a captivating blend of traditional Cantonese heritage and global modernity, renowned for its iconic skyline, vibrant street culture, and world‑class dining scenes. For first‑time visitors, traveling is not only about sightseeing but also about bringing authentic local treasures back home. A carefully selected souvenir serves as a heartfelt memento, preserving uni...

If you have never visited Hong Kong before, there is a good chance your first images of the city are steel skyscrapers, red taxis, and the busy Star Ferry crossing the harbor. But once a year, the city softens. Streets fill with round paper lanterns, shopping districts hang glowing red lights overhead, and parks set up giant lit-up displays shaped like rabbits, lanterns, and ...

Victoria Peak, Star Ferry, Big Buddha — they're all worth doing, and they're on almost every Hong Kong to-do list for a reason. But after those, a lot of visitors run out of ideas and end up spending their remaining days shopping in the same two malls. Here are three experiences that don't always make the guidebooks, but genuinely deserve a spot in your itinerary.