Going to Hong Kong thread [Merged]

[falken]

Anybody up for a cheap vacation?

Hong Kong hoteliers issue SOS as plunging rates reach US$9 a night and occupancy hits 2 per cent amid protests | South China Morning Post

At a new low of HK$71 (US$9.06) a night, some hotels are now cheaper than subdivided flats in the city. Winland 800 Hotel in protest-hit Tsing Yi, is offering that rate on weekdays through the Wing On Travel website. It represents a decline of 65.7 per cent from its lowest rate of HK$207 a night in March 2018.

No thanks, I don't want to smell of tear gas. Or come home with broken limbs.

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[dr. d]

i am tempted...

[maxpedition]

i am tempted...

Just wear black shirt when go to hongkong
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[vinrem]

I'm going to HK next month hehehe good luck to me, staying in Tsim Sha Tsui, parang nasa HK side ang gulo, sa Kowloon side daw medyo ok, hopefully.

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[boybi]

I hope your flight arrives and departs early in the morning. Para sure na tulog pa mga protesters

[vinrem]

I hope your flight arrives and departs early in the morning. Para sure na tulog pa mga protesters

Our flight to HK is in the morning, flight going back is afternoon, praying [emoji120] it will be OK.

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[falken]

Our flight to HK is in the morning, flight going back is afternoon, praying [emoji120] it will be OK.

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Here's wishing you a safe, uneventful trip.

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[Monseratto]

Our flight to HK is in the morning, flight going back is afternoon, praying [emoji120] it will be OK.

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Be at the HK airport 4 hours before your flight instead of the usual 2 hours. Malaking protesta for the October 1 PRC founding day...

[vinrem]

Hindi pa naman next week sir, next next week pa

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[SoleusBB]

Hindi naman nila aanihin ang mga tourist.

Maabala ka nga lang pag may protest action at magsara ang MTR on certain routes so as previously said, give plenty of time allowances sa mga critical na need mo puntahan.

Read mo maigi yung travel insurance policy mo, most of the time hindi covered ang mass civil actions.

[boybi]

Our flight to HK is in the morning, flight going back is afternoon, praying [emoji120] it will be OK.

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If weekday ang flight out, wala naman siguro problem.

If weekend, dun na kayo mag lunch sa airport para sigurado hindi maharangan mga roads and trains going to the airport.

[Verbl Kint]

The stuff posted on this thread is quite exaggerated. Truth be told, it is far safer to travel to Hong Kong, even now, than the Philippines, to wit:

• Mindanao is on Martial Law (Level 3 and Level 4 advisories from the US State Department).
• There is an epidemic of measles and dengue.
• Polio has come back.
• There is a communist insurgency in the provinces.
• Tokhang.

[ray_noel]

The stuff posted on this thread is quite exaggerated. Truth be told, it is far safer to travel to Hong Kong, even now, than the Philippines, to wit:

• Mindanao is on Martial Law (Level 3 and Level 4 advisories from the US State Department).
• There is an epidemic of measles and dengue.
• Polio has come back.
• There is a communist insurgency in the provinces.
• Tokhang.

The latest post are just sharing about not being trap sa mga prosterter bruh esp on their flight sched..


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[vinrem]

If weekday ang flight out, wala naman siguro problem.

If weekend, dun na kayo mag lunch sa airport para sigurado hindi maharangan mga roads and trains going to the airport.

Be at the HK airport 4 hours before your flight instead of the usual 2 hours. Malaking protesta for the October 1 PRC founding day...

Hindi naman nila aanihin ang mga tourist.

Maabala ka nga lang pag may protest action at magsara ang MTR on certain routes so as previously said, give plenty of time allowances sa mga critical na need mo puntahan.

Read mo maigi yung travel insurance policy mo, most of the time hindi covered ang mass civil actions.

Here's wishing you a safe, uneventful trip.

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Thanks mga concern sa trip namin, if ma delay or for any other reasons, it will surely a trip to remember hahaha, yung joke ko nga sa mga kaibigan ko is that I'll buy some anti riot gear na and bring it to HK just in case.

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[Monseratto]

Ingat ulit sa pupunta ng Warzone in the next few days...

Singaporeans advised to defer non-essential travel to Hong Kong ahead of planned protests: MFA - CNA

On its website, MFA listed some of the areas where protests are expected to take place:

Edinburgh Place in Central (Sep 27 evening)

Tamar Park in Admiralty (Sep 28 evening)

Festival Walk shopping mall in Kowloon Tong (Sep 29 afternoon)

Causeway Bay to Tamar (Sep 29 afternoon, with protesters likely to spill into other areas)

Salisbury Road to Prince Edward MTR station in Mongkok (Sep 30 evening)

Victoria Park in Causeway Bay to Chater Garden in Central (Oct 1 afternoon, with protesters likely to spill into other areas, including the British Consulate-General in Admiralty)


"Large-scale protests have been taking place across Hong Kong since June 2019 which have become increasingly unpredictable," said the ministry in its latest travel advisory.

"These protests can take place with little or no notice and could turn violent."

Singaporeans who are already in Hong Kong should take all necessary precautions to ensure their personal safety, said MFA.

"You are advised to stay vigilant, monitor developments through the local news and heed the instructions of the local authorities," the ministry said, adding that Singaporeans can follow Hong Kong police on their social media accounts for updates.

[Monseratto]

Things seem to be getting more violent with more vandalism and attack on percieved anti-protester shops and restaurants.

[falken]

Things seem to be getting more violent with more vandalism and attack on percieved anti-protester shops and restaurants.

The anti mask law is adding is gonna add fire to the rioting.

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[uls]

I'd like to congratulate Hong Kong protesters for destroying their own city

Wala na

Shops, trains. Infrastructute can be repaired but
HK is now psychologically damaged

Bye bye HK

[Monseratto]

HK cockroaches (protester/rioters) went on a rampage today. Destroying MTR entrances, street traffic light, pro-establishment shops and banks, and attacking anyone who do not agree with them. Even a Xiaomi Shop was attacked. Makes you think if Hkongers are less civilised that the mainlanders...










Half of Hong Kong MTR stations still closed as city braces for more protests over government’s anti-mask law | South China Morning Post

[falken]

I'd like to congratulate Hong Kong protesters for destroying their own city

Wala na

Shops, trains. Infrastructute can be repaired but
HK is now psychologically damaged

Bye bye HK

At first, they had a lot of people's sympathies. Now they're overdoing it and people are gonna turn against them.

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