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From Hong Kong International Airport to the Chinese University of Hong Kong / Hyatt Regency Hong Kong Sha Tin (University MTR Station) Located at Chek Lap Kok, Hong Kong International Airport is conveniently accessible via limousine, taxi, Mass Transit Railway (MTR) or the hotel limousine service. Airbus Route No. A41, then Taxi / Taxi MTR Time approx. 30 minutes approx. 65 minutes Operating Hours / 24 hours • From airport: 05:35 - 24:00 Frequency: • To airport from YU CHUI COURT: 05:30 - 23:30 • Frequency: 20 minutes Fare: approximately HK$300 (US$40) • Airbus: HK$ 22.3 (US$3) per including tolls, excluding levy for person. luggage and traffic (you may take • Taxi to University Station / the NT taxis (green taxis) which is Hotel / Hostel is at a lower fare) approximately HK$ 60 OR • Mass Transit Railway (MTR) from Sha Tin Station to University Station is HK$ 4.5 (US$ 0.6) Where to take: Go to taxi stand according to the 1. AIRPORT (GTC) BUS TERMINUS direction in the arrival hall and by following the signs from walk a long down slop stretch on the departure area and the LEFT. walking a long down slope stretch to outside the air- conditioned area on the RIGHT. Once you get outside, you will see the bus stops. 2. There is a Long Win Customer Service & Airbus Ticket Office where you can buy the bus ticket. * 3. Take Airbus Route No. A41 with destination to YU CHUI COURT and get off at the 3rd station at SHA TIN CENTRAL BUS TERMINAL. 4. Take taxi to University Station Airbus Route No. A41, then Taxi / Taxi MTR / Hyatt Regency Sha Tin Hotel / Hostel OR 5. Take Mass Transit Railway (MTR) from Sha Tin Station to University Station. * You may consider purchasing an octopus card from the train station in the airport. They will charge HK$150 for this, 100 (value) and 50 (deposit). If you do this, you can use this card to pay for your bus and train without needing to bother for tickets (as usual in most countries). When leaving Hong Kong, you can return the card at HK airport train station. They will return all the remaining money (including deposit) in the card, save for HK$9 (handling fee). From Shenzhen (Lo Wu / Lok Ma Chau), China The conference venue and hotels are located conveniently at MTR University Station along the East Rail line of the Mass Transit Railway (MTR). From Lo Wu by Mass Transit From Lok Ma Chau by Mass Railway (MTR) Transit Railway (MTR) Time approx. 24 minutes approx. 28 minutes Operating Hours / • From Lo Wu: 05:55 - 00:30 • From Lok Ma Chau: 06:38 - Frequency: • From University Station: 05:41 22:55 - 23:27 • From University Station: 05:44 - 21:55 Fare: HK$29 (US$3.7) per person HK$29 (US$3.7) per person .

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