Hong Kong

Modern skyscrapers, ancient traditions and delicious food, Hong Kong is ready to impress.

Hong Kong is as dense in culture and traditions as it is in population. A global financial centre that is famed for its tower-studded skyline, as well as being a food haven that will please most taste buds.

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Why We Love Hong Kong

A city of charm and sophistication, cultural diversity and cosmopolitan lifestyle are at the very core of Hong Kong's attractions. It offers unspoiled natural parklands and spectacular scenery that contrasts its metropolitan disposition.

How to Get There

There are many easy options to get to Hong Kong. Air Canada flies non-stop from Toronto and Vancouver. With connecting add-on flights from most major Canadian cities, Air Canada is the best all-round option for comfort, quality and flexibility.

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Where to Stay

With a city this exciting, you'll need some serious downtime to make the best of the days. We’ve narrowed the long list of Hong Kong hotels to our favourites:

1.     Best for Families:

Cosmopolitan Hotel

2.     Best for Sightseeing:

Metropark Causeway Bay

3.     Best for Budget:

The Charterhouse Causeway Bay

4.     Best for Luxury:

Island Shangri-La

5.     Best for Value:

Novotel Century Hong Kong

When to Go

Hong Kong has a sub-tropical climate with distinct seasons. October to early December is the best time to visit. June to August is hot and rainy.

Beware of typhoons in September as they are the only predictable weather event that could have a significant impact on your travel plans.

Average Hong Kong Daily Temperature (Degrees C)

What to Do

When you take a modern city built on the same grounds of an ancient civilization and add an intersection of cultures, you get a city with plenty to explore.