Majestic Hong Kong with Macau

1.Is this destination Child friendly / Easy for seniors / Family Oriented?

Hong Kong and Macau truly offer something for everyone. For children, there are exciting theme parks in Hong Kong, while seniors can explore rich historical and cultural sites. Both cities provide a range of attractions, including cultural experiences, beautiful waterfronts, and stunning architecture. Their modern infrastructure, including accessible transportation and facilities, makes it easy for families to explore and enjoy quality time together.

2.Is there any long coach travel involved?

Typically all the sightseen are 15 to 30 mins away from hotel (depends on hotel). And when you go Hong Kong to Macau or Shenzhen. It will be 1 Hour of ferry ride per way. 

3.Tour Manger will travel with us in flight? (For Group Tours)

Yes, most of the time the tour manager flies with the guests. However, during peak seasons, it’s possible that the tour manager may meet you directly at your destination, as they might need to handle multiple groups.

4.Will we get seat next to each other in the flight?

No, it depends on the airline, as group tickets often do not allow web check-in or seat preferences. We recommend arriving at the airport early and requesting assistance from the airline staff, who will do their best to accommodate your needs.

5.What kind of food is provided on the tour? (If meals are included for group tours only)

We offer a variety of Indian cuisine on our tours including Gujarati, Punjabi dishes, South Indian specialties, and fusion cuisine.

Breakfast will be continental breakfast only, No Indian Items. 

6.For Individual Travelling Passengers which kind of food Available?

For Individual travelers if you have included meal, we can arrange Gujarati or Punjabi dishes, South Indian Meal. But you need to specify at the time of booking so we can manage accordingly. 

7.Will we get Jain or Swami Narayan Food on tour?

Yes, we provides Jain(Restaurants understand Jain as No Onion, No Garlic and No potato only) and Swami Narayan food on tour, but it is possible that fewer items may be served and may take some time to serve on table.

8.What will be size of Group and Tour Coach?

The group size can vary based on bookings, ranging from 16 to 45 people. Similarly, the size of the tour coach will depend on the number of passengers, with options including 49-seater, 35-seater, 22-seater, and 14-seater coaches.

If you are booking as close group and for example you are 20 people 22 seater bus will be there, if you want bigger bus you can ask us on additional price.

9.What will be group age for tour members? Will they be youngster or senior citizens?

Group age is not in our hand it can be mix of all the age groups.

10.What is check in check out time for hotels?

For 3 star hotel check in time will be 2 PM and check out will be 11 AM. For 4 star and 5 star hotels check in time will be 3 PM and check out will be 11 AM. Some 

At the time of Hotel check in, Hotel can ask for Security Deposit Which will be refundable but if you consume anything or break anything in room it will be deducted from this deposit.

11.Will we get rooms adjacent to our family members?

No, hotel room assignments are not within our control; they are provided based on availability. As a result, it's possible for rooms to be located on different floors.

12.What will be room size in Hong Kong?

Hotel room sizes in Hong Kong tend to be on the smaller side, with most rooms ranging from approximately 18 to 24 square meters. This is common in many hotels across the city.

13.Describe Double, Triple, CWB and CNB for Hotel.

Double or Twin : A room designed for two guests, typically featuring one large bed (king or queen size) or two single beds.

Triple: A room that accommodates three guests typically features one double bed along with an additional bed, which may be a rollaway bed or a sofa bed. Triple room doesn’t mean Bigger Room, size will be same as double room.

CWB (Child With Bed): This refers to a child staying in the room who is provided with an extra bed, with an additional bed, which may be a rollaway bed or a sofa bed. Extra Bed room doesn’t mean Bigger Room, size will be same as double room.

CNB (Child No Bed): This indicates a child staying in the room without an extra bed, usually applicable for infants or younger children who can share the existing bedding.

Single Sharing Room : Single Rooms will be smaller than double sharing room.

14.Is there any luggage restrictions are there for coach?

Yes, Please carry minimum luggage as coach luggage space is limited. We will allow only one Luggage bag with one Hand luggage.

15.Will we get Wifi / TV / Washroom in Coach?

No, the coach does not have Wi-Fi, TV, or a washroom. However, your manager will assist you in making stops where restrooms are available.

16.Can we eat inside the coach?

No, eating is not allowed inside the coach. If the coach is damaged or soiled, the coach captain may charge a cleaning fee, as government regulations prohibit dirty coaches.

17.Can we consume Liquor inside bus or during the tour?

No, drinking liquor inside the bus is not allowed during the tour. As we conduct family-friendly group tours, we maintain a strict policy against such activities to ensure a comfortable environment for all guests.

Hong Kong or Macau is 2 hour and 30 minutes ahead of India. 

Cathay Pacific - Direct flights from major Indian cities like Mumbai and Delhi. Hong Kong Airlines - Offers connections via codeshare agreements. Air India - Direct flights from Delhi to Hong Kong. IndiGo - Offers connecting flights through other cities. SpiceJet - Provides connecting services to Hong Kong. Singapore Airlines - Offers connections through Singapore. Emirates - Connects via Dubai. Qatar Airways - Connects through Doha. 

Hong Kong

• Nationals of about 170 countries including India may visit Hong Kong without a visa/entry permit for a period of up to 14 days. However Indian nationals are required to apply for and successfully complete the Hong Kong Pre-arrival registration (PAR) online before they can visit the HKSAR visa free.
• A successful registrant is allowed to visit Hong Kong visa-free for multiple visits during the validity period of the PAR and may stay up to 14 days per each entry.

Macau

• Indian citizens do not need a visa for short stays (up to 30 days) in Macau for tourism.
• Entry Requirements: Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months and carry proof of onward travel and accommodation.

Shenzhen (China Group Visa)

• For Shenzhen (China Group Visa) you passport front and last page is require. It will be 144 Hour Valid visa.

1. Valid Passport : Your passport must be valid for at least six months from the date of entry into the Hong Kong / Macau. 2. Visa : Need to successfully complete the Hong Kong Pre-arrival registration (PAR) online before they can visit the HKSAR visa free. Indian citizens do not need a visa for short stays (up to 30 days) in Macau for tourism. 3. Accommodation Details : Proof of accommodation, such as hotel bookings or an invitation letter if staying with family or friends. 4. Flight Ticket : A confirmed round-trip flight ticket. 5. Financial Proof : You need to carry minimum 700 USD Per Person to enter Hong Kong / Macau. 6. Health Insurance (recommended) While not mandatory, having health insurance covering your stay in the Hong Kong / Macau is advisable.

The best time to visit Hong Kong and Macau is from October to December when the weather is mild and pleasant, making it ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing. Spring (March to May) is also a great option, with blooming flowers and comfortable temperatures.

Here's a breakdown of the currency and payment methods in Hong Kong, Macau, and mainland China:

Hong Kong

• Currency: Hong Kong Dollar (HKD).
• Using Indian Rupees: Not accepted.
• Using US Dollars: Not commonly accepted; it's better to exchange for HKD.
• Credit Cards: Widely accepted in hotels, restaurants, and shops.
• Forex Cards: Can be used at ATMs and for purchases, but it’s advisable to have some cash for smaller vendors.

Macau

• Currency: Macanese Pataca (MOP), but Hong Kong Dollars are also widely accepted.
• Using Indian Rupees: Not accepted.
• Using US Dollars: Sometimes accepted in tourist areas, but it's best to use HKD.
• Credit Cards: Commonly accepted in most places.
• Forex Cards: Can be used, but having cash is useful for small purchases.

Shenzhen (China)

Currency: Chinese Yuan (CNY), also known as Renminbi (RMB).

Using Indian Rupees: Not accepted.

Using US Dollars: Not commonly accepted; best to exchange for CNY.

Credit Cards: Accepted in larger cities and establishments, but many smaller vendors may not accept them.

Forex Cards: Can be used, but cash is often preferred for small transactions.

Hong Kong

• Official Languages: Cantonese and English.
• Communication: English is widely spoken, especially in business, tourism, and public services. Many signs and menus are available in both languages, making it relatively easy for English speakers to navigate.

Macau

• Official Languages: Chinese (Cantonese) and Portuguese.
• Communication: Cantonese is predominantly spoken, with Portuguese used in government and some cultural contexts. English is commonly spoken in tourist are as and by service staff, though less so than in Hong Kong.

Shenzhen (China)

• Official Language: Mandarin.
• Communication: Mandarin is the primary language, but regional dialects are prevalent. English is taught in schools, but proficiency can vary widely, especially outside major cities. In tourist areas, some people may speak basic English.

Here are some major hotel chains found in Hong Kong, Macau, and mainland China:

Hong Kong :

1.Marriott International

2.Hilton Hotels

3. InterContinental Hotels Group

4.Accor Hotels

5.Hyatt Hotels

Macau :

1.Wynn Resorts

2.MGM Resorts

3.Melco Resorts

4. Sands China

5.InterContinental Hotels Group

Shenzhen China :

1.Marriott International

2.Hilton Hotels

3.InterContinental Hotels Group

4.Accor Hotels

5.Hyatt Hotels 

Traveling between Hong Kong, Macau, and Shenzhen is convenient and offers several options:

Hong Kong to Macau

1.Ferry:

Service Providers: TurboJET and Cotai Water Jet.

Duration: Approximately 1 Hour

Departure Points: Ferries operate from Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal (Central) and Hong Kong China Ferry Terminal (Tsim Sha Tsui).

2.Helicopter:

Service: Sky Shuttle offers helicopter services.

Duration: About 15 minutes.

Departure Point: Hong Kong Heliport (Central).

Hong Kong to Shenzhen

1.MTR (Metro):

• Line: East Rail Line to Lo Wu or Lok Ma Chau stations.
• Duration: About 45-60 minutes, including border crossing.

2.Bus:

• Cross-Border Services: Several bus companies operate services from various points in Hong Kong to different locations in Shenzhen.
• Duration: Approximately 1-2 hours, depending on traffic and border crossing.

3.Taxi:

• Cross-Border Taxis: You can take a taxi to the border and then switch to a Shenzhen taxi after crossing.

Macau to Shenzhen

1.Ferry:

Service: Ferries operate from Macau to Shekou in Shenzhen.

Duration: Approximately 1 hour.

2.Bus:

Direct Buses: Several bus services connect Macau to Shenzhen, usually traveling to major border crossings like the Hengqin Border.

Duration: About 1.5-2 hours, including border crossing.

3.Taxi:

Cross-Border Taxis: Similar to Hong Kong, you can take a taxi to the border and then switch to a Shenzhen taxi.

Border Crossing Tips

• Travel Documents: Ensure you have the necessary travel documents (visa for China, if required) ready for border crossings.
• Timing: Be aware of peak hours and potential delays at the border, especially during holidays.

Hong Kong : 1. CSL Mobile 2. HKT (PCCW) 3. 3 Hong Kong 4. Smartone 

Macau : 1. Macau Telecom 2. CTM 3

Shenzhen (China) : 1. China Mobile 2. China Unicom 3. China Telecom 

Typical Hours: Most shopping malls are open from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

Weekend Hours: Similar to weekdays, but can vary slightly depending on the mall.

Yes, Hong Kong and Macau are both excellent destinations for honeymooners, offering a mix of romance, adventure, and cultural experiences. Here’s why they’re suitable:

Hong Kong

1.Romantic Views: Take a ride to Victoria Peak for stunning views of the skyline, especially at sunset.

2.Luxury Accommodations: Numerous high-end hotels offer romantic packages, private dining, and spa services.

3.Dining Experiences: From rooftop restaurants to fine dining, there are plenty of options for a romantic meal.

4.Cultural Experiences: Explore the vibrant markets, temples, and local neighborhoods together.

5.Nightlife: Enjoy the bustling nightlife with bars, clubs, and waterfront views along Victoria Harbour.

Macau

1.Resort Experience: Many luxury resorts and hotels offer honeymoon packages, complete with spas and private pools.

2.Cultural Sites: Visit historic sites like the Ruins of St. Paul's and Senado Square for a mix of romance and culture.

3.Entertainment: Enjoy world-class shows and performances, including Cirque du Soleil and various casinos.

4.Gastronomy: Indulge in exquisite dining experiences, from Michelin-starred restaurants to local delicacies.

5.Leisure Activities: Relax at beautiful beaches or take a romantic stroll through gardens and parks.

Cultural Experiences, Senior-friendly Public Transportation System, Relaxed Pace, Comfortable Climate, Museums and Galleries, Accessible Facilities, Friendly Locals, Safety, Man Made wonders

However, senior citizens have to plan their trips considering their health, mobility, and specific interests. Here are a few additional tips:

• Many Popular places have long walks like Disneyland or Ocean Park
• Consult with a healthcare professional before traveling, especially if you have medical conditions.
• Consider travel insurance that covers medical emergencies.
• Plan a relaxed itinerary with rest days to avoid overexertion.
• Choose accommodations with accessibility features if needed.
• Stay hydrated and protect yourself from the sun, particularly in hot and sunny regions.
• Keep essential medications and medical documents handy.

Group Tour: Yes, your tour leader will provide daily timings based on your itinerary, and it is important to follow them closely.

SIC (Shared Tours): Yes, for SIC and Private Van tours, adherence to the scheduled timings is mandatory. In SIC Tour Driver picks different guests from different hotel so it can be time consuming but it’s economical.

Private Tours: Yes, daily pick-up times for sightseeing will be communicated in advance in your final itinerary. It’s essential to follow these timings, as transfers may be missed if you're not on time.

• Wi-Fi is available at most of the International airports, Public access areas of Hotels, cruise lines, and trains in Hong Kong or Macau. Buses do not necessarily have Wi-Fi. The speed quality and speed may vary.
• Some places may have access to Wi-Fi at a fee.

In Hong Kong and Shenzhen, you will find diverse shopping experiences ranging from luxury brands to local markets. Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, Central, Mong Kok, Stanley Market best in Hongkong. Dongmen Pedestrian Street, Luohu Commercial City best in Shenzhen for shopping. 

Hong Kong and Macau use Type G electrical outlets (the same as in the UK). The standard voltage is 220V. Consider bringing a universal adapter if your devices use different plug types.

Consider downloading apps for public transport (like the MTR app), translation, and food delivery services and Disneyland and Ocean Park also offers app to show ride / show timings.