I won't be able to accurately review the Hong Thai travel tours as I haven't been on an organized…read moretour with them since summer of 2005 - which, upon my memory, proved to be quite an enjoyable and well-organized trip to Hangzhou, Nanjing, Shanghai and Suzhou. They have travel itineraries all over the world as well as for cruises. I'll let you in on a secret... You can purchase discounted Airport Express train tickets here. Round-trip, one-way, you name it. If you purchase tickets at the station, one round trip adult Airport Express ticket (Central station to airport) will cost you HK$180 per ticket. At Hong Thai, one discounted adult round-trip ticket costs HK$140. Once in a while, they'll have a promotion, selling round trip tickets for as low as HK$117 a piece! Stock up!

I previously reviewed Flight Centre, offering a tepid two stars, because I was blind-sided by an…read moreovercharge for help acquiring visas from China, which the company blamed on the Chinese authorities. I am writing now because I agreed to upgrade the rating if Flight Centre managed to secure me a full refund to my credit account. It happened some time ago but it took me a while to confirm this. Understand that don't I don't subscribe of Yelp's "A-OK' boilerplate. The overcharge created unnecessary inconvenience, time and stress. In the future, FC and other companies who face similar circumstances and express assurances that they can secure the refund should front the extra cost and not demand it from customers. They would provide better service to customers and also have greater incentive to get the refund, since it would come out of their pockets, not the customers'.

Recently chose this travel agencies because they had the the ideal place left before heading back…read moreto the U.S of where I live. They have plenty to offer like Beijing, Shanghai, Xian and many others. I am glad that I chose them as I had a great time in Hainan Island. Great local tour guide that met you at the airport and accompany the whole time until it ended five days later. She was excellent. Will choose this agencies the next time I return back to Hong Kong. Yes, I absolutely recommend Miramar.

My family and I have participated in numerous guided vacation tours which were very informative and…read morecultural explorations. Miramar Travel has enable me to journey to Beijing, China; Shanghai, China; Hangzhou, China; Suzhou, China; Wuxi, China; Kaiping, China and Singapore. I have visited many historical sites and landmarks including walking the Great Wall Of China, Nine-Dragon Wall 九龙壁, and Grand Canal of China 大運河. Miramar Travel hosts two informative tour guides (one from HK and the other is local to the destination city). The good thing about this travel agency is that it operates small tours as low as eight (8) people participating when we went to Singapore using a van rather than a bus. This travel agency allows clients to provide their own travel insurance. Price for guided tours include airfare and food during the entire journey, which is great as most travel guided tours do not include food or airfare. Free giveaways are provided at the start of every guided tours to be used to identify as a member without getting lost: button pin and tote bag bearing Mirmar's name.

The Octopus card is a great service, especially for tourists. They have different branches…read morethroughout Hong Kong, but I used the one at the airport when I first arrived. The card is like a debit card, except that you don't need to sign for it and they don't ask for an ID. There's a $50HK deposit that you get back when you turn the card in. You preload the card and use the card as cash. You can use it for the metro, bus, ferries, stores, fast food places, almost anywhere. You put it up to the scanner and it deducts from the card. There's no signature or ID needed. Whatever you don't use, you can get back when you turn the card in. The positive is that it's very convenient. I would just bring this card with me to the 7-11 by the hotel and just scan it. I didn't need to look for change for the bus or deal with the metro machines for transportation. The negative is that it's treated like cash, so if you lose your card you won't get your money back. I put just enough so that it would last me a few days. When the amount got low, I would deposit money at 7-11 or at the metro stops.

Great card to have if you are planning on using the public transit at all…read more For visitors and tourists be sure to find the kiosk at the Airport upon arrival. There is a fee for the card which is refundable upon return of the card and acts primarily as a debit for convenience stores, subways, and buses. Also, gives minor discounts from general fare and some nicer discounts for seniors. Any funds unused can be refunded back to you. You don't really need to overload it. Octopus Card reload machines are relatively easy to find in any subway station or 7-11. Was very happy that it save us time since we were a really large group using public transit and primarily a group of senior citizens so it made dealing with fees very seamless and headache free! Highly recommend.

Great experience with this travel agency. Angela, the tour guide is one of the best tour guides I…read morehave encountered in all my years traveling around the world. In particular, on this trip, I traveled from Hong Kong to Guizhou, China. Angela and her team (local tour guide in Guizhou and driver) were amazing from making sure the group were safe, enjoyed the sights, food, and accommodations etc Angela was incredible! She was personable and professional. I truly enjoyed my few days in Guizhou because of her. If tour guides at Wing-On travel are like Angela, I would highly recommend. The package for this trip in particular was reasonable. The only negative encounter I faced on this trip were the Hong Kong express airline counter agents at the Guizhou airport, but that's another story.

Fast and efficient. Got my us passport back with a ten year multiple entry visa back within 3…read morebusiness days!

Hong Kong International Airport, Seoul Incheon, Shanghai International Airport, Narita and other…read morejurisdictions in Asia have state of the art airport shuttles. They're clean, on time and extremely safe. And they're VERY FAST! A Hong Kong International Airport gem, is this reliable and convenient train service to Tsing Yi, Kowloon and Central.

The AirPort Express is super convenient and reliable to commute between city and the airport, which…read moreonly takes 24 minutes. It costs about HKD 110 one way, and you can pay per ride or get octopus prepaid card instead.

This newish highway bridge/tunnel system linking Hong Kong directly to Macau is very impressive…read more It is both the longest sea crossing and the longest open-sea fixed link in the world. From the bus terminal located basically adjacent to the Hong Kong airport, we took a comfortable double decker bus and the fare was a modest 65 HKD or $8.38 USD. The total trip from bus terminal to bus terminal was 75 minutes as I recall. The bridge is 34 miles long, opened in 2018, took 9 years to build, and cost $18.8B USD. The bus ride was smooth, comfortable, and scenic.

This is a new bridge connecting Hong Kong, Macau, and Zhuhai. It is faster than going through…read moreTurboJet. If this is your first time you should go to a travel agency or ask your hotel on how to get a ride. We went to China Hong Kong City, a mall next to Harbour City. Here there is a bus company that can help get tickets for you and direct you to the bus stop, which is a level down.