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VPET Website Travelrecom 20200210 ENG OK HOTEL RECOMMENDATION https://www.hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/china/grand-hyatt-hong-kong/hkggh?corp_id=G-0MEC group.conradhotels.com/VTC-HKCEC https://www.marriott.com/event-reservations/reservation-link.mi?id=1573027509468&key=GRP&app=resvlink Ghttps://rwandww.hyatt.com/en-US/ho Hytel/china/attgrand- Honghyatt-hong-kong/hkggh? Kcorongp_id=G-0MEC gConroup.conradradho Hongtels.com/V TKC-HongKCEC Renaissance Hong Kong Tel: + 852 2584 7847 Tel: +852 2822 8828 Harbourhttps://www.marriott.com/event-rese rvViewations/reservation-link .mi?id=1573027509468&key=GRP&app=Hotel resvlink Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Tel: + 852 2584 6851 Address: 1 Harbour Rd, Wan Chai Address: 88 Queensway, Admiralty Email: [email protected] Hotel Rating: 5 stars Hotel Rating: 5 stars Address: 1 Harbour Rd, Wan Chai Price: HK$2,200* Price: HK$2,000* Hotel Rating: 5 stars Room Type: 1 King Bed / 2 Twin Beds Room Type: Deluxe Price: HK$1,950* Breakfast Charges: HK$338 Breakfast Charges: HK$318 Room Type: Garden View (+10% Service charges) (+10% Service charges) Breakfast Charges: Included 2 international buffet breakfast https://www.novotelhongkongcentury.com/vpet-international-conference-2020/ https://www.booking.regalhotel.com/?rhotel=RHK&prgroup=VPET&rlang=en-us&utm_source=vtc&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=rhk_vpet_international_conf https://www.theharbourview.com.hk http://www.wharney.com/en hNttps://owvwwotel.novotelhongkong Centucentury.com/vpery tHong-international-c onKferongence-2020/ hRegalttps://www.booking.regalhotel.com/?rho tel=RHK&pHongrgroup=VPET&rlang=en-us&utm_sou Krce=vongtc&utm_medium=link&utm_campai Hotelgn=rhk_vpet_international_conf Thehttps://w wHarbouw.theharbourviervieww.com.hk hWharnttp://weyw Guangw.whar Dongney.com/en Hotel Tel: + 852 2507 6632 Tel: +852 2887 1713 Tel: +852 2911 1338 Tel: +852 2862 1007 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Address: 238 Jaffe Rd, Wan Chai Address: 88 Yee Wo St, Causeway Bay (Please email the hotel for accommodation booking) (Please email the hotel for accommodation booking) Hotel Rating: 4 stars Hotel Rating: 4 stars Address: 4 Harbour Road, Wan Chai Address: 57-73 Lockhart Road, Wanchai Price: HK$1,170* Price: HK$1,000* Hotel Rating: 4 stars Hotel Rating: 4 stars Room Type: Standard Room Type: Superior Price: HK$847* Price: HK$682* Breakfast Charges: HK$188 Breakfast Charges: HK$140 Room Type: Premier Room Type: Superior (+10% Service charges) (+10% Service charges) Breakfast Charges: HK$110 Breakfast Charges: HK$120 (+10% Service charges) (+10% Service charges) *The above prices are room rate only for single or double occupancy and subject to 10% service charge per room per night. **The room rates will be slightly adjusted by different check-in dates. Please enter to hotel link to get more accurate information. POST CONFERENCE TOUR TOUR SUGGESTION: LANTAU ISLAND TOUR Join this tour to immerse in Hong Kong’s culture and enjoy the nostalgia of the Tai O fishing village. Top up your cable car trip with a professionally guided experience around the famous attractions of Lantau, including Ngong Ping Village, the Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery. Enjoy the lunch at Ngong Ping Village before visiting Tai O, where you can observe iconic stilt houses up close on a special boat ride. Dig in the wide variety of local delicacies like sugar donuts, giant fish balls and sweet tofu to round up your fishing village experience. Group Size: No Limit Time: Approx. 10:00 – 17:00 Price: HK$900 /each Language: English FULL DAY HONG KONG GEOPARK NORTH EAST WONDER GEO TOUR Set sail to the Northeast region of the Geopark and make your first encounter of Bluff Head (Wong Chuk Kok Tsui). Observe in close distance “Devil’s Fist” at Bluff Head (stay offshore); Enter Double Haven Marine Park – a harbour hugged by Double Island, Crescent Island and Crooked Island with north-eastern New Territories of Hong Kong; Lai Chi Wo – mangrove, wetland ecology and Hakka village; Kat O – located in the west of Mirs Bay. It is the largest island in North District; Traditional Hakka lunch and visit the Tin Hau Temple; Follow the Ap Chau Geo Trail; Sail back to Ma Liu Shui Pier. Group size: Min. 20 pax ~ Max. 40 pax (Private Tour) Time: Approx. 08:15 – 18:15 Price: TBC (Depends on registered numbers) Language: English We will inform the guests if tour is operated by 02 May 2020 and charge the full payment to their credit cards. HONG KONG MUNCHIES WALKING TOUR Hong Kong is a paradise for food lovers. We have a long history of food cultures and traditions. Other than shopping and sightseeing, you have plenty to eat, snack and drink. Although Hong Kong is well known for its high-end dining place, something you must do is to see those independently-owned street cafes and open-air market stalls (dai pai dongs) which serve all kinds of exciting foods at affordable prices for both locals and visitors. Your trip to Hong Kong will not be complete without going to these places and trying the egg tart, dim sum, wonton noodles, Hong Kong French toast and learning the local way of preparing foods and drink, including the renowned “silk stockings milk tea”. On this tour, you would be guided through the Dr. Sun Yat-sen (the first president and founding father of the Republic of China) Historical Trail that gives stories of the life of Dr. Sun Yat-sen and Hong Kong peoples in the old days whilst learning the exotic delicacies and sampling some of the famous munchies at the local eateries. Group Size: Min. 2 pax ~ max. 10 pax Time: Approx. 2pm – 5pm Price: TBC (Depends on registered numbers) Language: English We will inform the guests if tour is operated by 02 May 2020 and charge the full payment to their credit cards. HONG KONG LIVING CULTURE EXPERIENCE Not a fan of the traditional sightseeing tour? We have something new for you. “Hong Kong Living Culture Experience” is a small group, guided walking tour that lets you explore the hidden gems of Hong Kong with our experienced local guide. Take a wander through the streets of Hong Kong to discover its amazing history, culture and people. The tour begins with hotel pick up, and the first stop will be at the Clock Tower and Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade (perfect for photo taking opportunity). Afterwards, take a Star Ferry ride to Hong Kong Island – The National Geographic rates the ferry crossing as one of 50 ‘places of a lifetime’. Your gaze will continue be drawn by the stunning views of the spectacular Victoria Harbour while riding on the 60m-high Hong Kong Observation Wheel. Then, you will be taken back in time and ride the Rickshaw Open Top bus through the Heritage Route, passing by many different areas of Central and Sheung Wan before arriving at Tai Kwun for a visit. Tai Kwun is the latest revitalized Central Police station now consists of Three Declared Monuments: the former Central Police Station, the Central Magistracy and Victoria Prison. After the visit to Tai Kwun, tour will proceed to ride the Tram (Ding Ding) – another signature transportation of Hong Kong from Central to Wan Chai. Today, Wan Chai area has developed into a fashionable charm, but there are still a number of well-preserved historical Chinese architecture be seen. The tour concludes with a deluxe Hong Kong and Chinese Style High Tea set at a Kee Wah Bakery - a traditional Chinese bakery store in Hong Kong since 1938 – where you will get to taste the famous egg tart, “pineapple bun”, as well as other traditional Chinese pastries and “Hong Kong Style” milk tea. Group Size: Min. 2 pax ~ max. 14 pax Time: Approx. 09:45 – 14:45 Price: TBC (Depends on registered numbers) Language: English We will inform the guests if tour is operated by 02 May 2020 and charge the full payment to their credit cards. BOOKING & ENQUIRY Ms Eugenie Lok Gray Line Tours of Hong Kong Ltd Tel: (852) 2207 7236 Fax: (852) 2850 5944 Email: [email protected] TRAVEL TIPS: MACAU EXCURSION VISA Whether travelling on your own or with a guided tour, you will need your passport to enter Macau and to re-enter Hong Kong. You will need to fill out an Arrival Card when entering Macau, and again a Hong Kong Arrival card upon your return. A Macau Visa is not required for most visitors. In cases where a visa is required, it can be obtained upon arrival at the immigration checkpoint, with the exception of passport holders from the following countries: Bangladesh, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam. MONEY Macau has its own currency, the Pataca. The exchange rate to the HK dollar is slightly lower, one Macanese Pataca equals 0.97 Hong Kong Dollars at the time of this writing. There are ATM's at the ferry stations, casinos, etc. if you wish to exchange money for small purchases, taxis, meals, etc. although most everybody will accept Hong Kong dollars (since it is on their favour), any change you receive back will be in Patacas. TRANSPORTATION The journey from Hong Kong to Macau takes around one hour. Ferry Terminals in Hong Kong Hong Kong has three major terminals that service Macau-bound routes: Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal in Shun Tak Centre located on Hong Kong Island, the China Ferry Terminal located in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon and Tuen Mun Ferry Terminal in New Territories. Tourists can find quite several jetfoils, catamarans and ferries available, run by TurboJET and Cotai Water Jet. Both operators run regular services during the day while limited overnight service is offered at the ferry terminal in Sheung Wan.
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