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QUESTION: Hi,

My name is Arjun and i am currently staying in Penang Malaysia. I am planning to make a trip to Hongkong, Macau & Shenzhen. Do i need a visa to visit these places. If so where and how can i get it.
Also i will be coming for 4 days can you pls suggest me a good itinerary. I want make the most of my time and see all the good and must to see tourist spots.

Thanks
Arjun

ANSWER: Hell Arjun.

You will need separate Visas for Hong Kong/Macau and Shenzhen. There is not much to see tourist wise in Schenzhen as it is really a commercial/industrial city.

Macau offers some interesting remains of the Portuguese colony and amazing casinos if you like to play.

Hong Kong is one of the great tourist cities of the world. Visit Victoria Peak, take the Star Ferry from HK to Kowloon Peninsula, shop in Kowloon.  Antique market on Hollywood road. Hiking at the back of the island, Stanley Market, the colonial British architecture, Chinatown.

Hong Kong has it all.  If you want to know more please ask.

Best,

Michael


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QUESTION: Hi Michael,

Can you pls give a detailed itinerary for Hongkong for 3D/2N. Pls include Disney World and Ocean park.

Thanks
Arjun

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Hello Arjun.

I would spend day 1 exploring Kowloon, do some shopping, then take the Star Ferry across to HK Island, go up to Victoria Peak, have lunch and take the escalator down to the midlands and explore around there. Maybe visit Hollywood Road Antiques and shopping street.  At night eat dinner at the restaurant on Victoria Peak and watch the fireworks show.

Day two you can explore Stanley market, China Town and the backcountry.

Day 3 spend at Disney.  It is not too big and easily doable in 3/4 of a day.

Best,

Michael

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Anything about doing business in China, China Manufacturing and Sourcing, Chinese Culture, China Business Culture, Cross Cultural Training, China Consulting, The rise of China and India. Indian infrastructure and future business opportunirties. China vs. India.

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CEO of China BrightStar, LLC a Chinese/American manufacturing, sourcing and consulting company. We have offices and factories in Beijing, Guangdong, Hong Kong and New York. We serve small and medium-sized companies and Fortune 500 companies doing business or seeking to do business in China. Previously lived and worked in China for BGSD, a China manufacturing and sourcing company. Served as VP of business development.

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China Institute Asia Society Dickens Society

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Numerous daily newspapers, trade magazines, business magazines and general interest magazines.

Education/Credentials
B.A. in Marketing B.A. in Journalism Masters Degree in Political Science

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Wal-Mart, Microsoft, Continetal Airlines, JC Penney, Philip Morris and many more.

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