Escape Hong Kong with one of these sunny, sandy beach vacations!
These ski and snowboard destinations have something for everyone and are so easy to reach from Hong Kong!
Four Seasons Sayan offers an unparalleled experience of Bali at its best!
Holidays
Macau has lots to offer as a destination for a weekend family getaway and this pick of our favourite family-friendly activities will help you plan a holiday the whole crew will love!
If you love animals then you'll love these ideas for adventurous but ethical animal encounters around Asia. Perfect for kids of all ages.
Not far from its party beaches is a different side to Bali, a place for those seeking rugged adventure, vibrant culture and invigorating spirituality. If you’ve been fantasising about jumping on a plane and flying solo to a destination of promise, Bali is the place the start.
Here in HK we have some of the world's most unique and iconic travel destinations within very easy reach. How many of these must-see spots have you been to?
New parents - need a holiday but too tired or busy to organise one? This roundup of baby-friendly Asian destinations makes it simple. So pack your diaper bag and begin your baby's travel adventures!
Want to get away from Hong Kong and party somewhere else for a change? The Luxe Nomad clue us in on 5 underrated party destinations.
Get your BFFs together for the ultimate #girlsweekend with this guide from our friends at Flight Centre. Whether you fancy the beach, snow, city or spa - we've got you covered.
Hong Kong is brilliantly connected to Australia and there are lots of fantastic family holiday options there. But where to start? We asked our friends at Flight Centre to inspire us with their pick of Australian family adventures.
Escape to one of these luxurious wellness retreats, all within a short flight of Hong Kong, to sample the relaxing spa therapies, practice yoga and unwind in beautiful natural surroundings. You are guaranteed to return refreshed and energised.
I love how people living in Hong Kong travel so much! We really take advantage of the public holidays and the small amount of annual leave we receive. My girlfriends and I decided to go on a short break to possibly one of the closest places we could, that still required a passport—we were off to Hanoi.
