1. HONG KONG - China Club Med Resorts Guilin 4 – China Bali 4 – Indonesia 3

2. HONG KONG - China Time difference : +7 in winter, +6h in summer Public transport: widespread service (bus, subway, tram, ferry, taxi, etc.) Currency: €1 = 10.5 Hong Kong dollar Language: Mandarin, Cantonese and English Climate: subtropical. -Summer (mid May to mid September): rainy season, very warm temperatures (28 °C – 33 °C). -Autumn (mid September to mid December): the best time to visit Hong Kong (20 °C – 26 °C), drier weather. Tourist high season. -Winter (mid December to end February): less humid (around 17 °C but can also drop below 10 °C). -Spring (early March to mid May): unsettled weather, some heat waves (18 °C – 27 °C). Local cuisine specialties: steamed and fried dim sum dumplings served in bamboo baskets, seafood, egg tart, soup, fondue. © chungking - Fotolia.com Sampan in Hong Kong bay 4

3. HONG KONG - China Highlights: - Chinese New Year (mid January/mid February) : very colourful, festive atmosphere. Fireworks above Victoria Harbour, floats parade, window-dressing, flowers, lion dance, etc. Ends with the "Spring lantern festival" - Bun festival (May) : Taoist in origin. On Cheung Chau island. Eight days of festivities including a children's traditional costume parade and Chinese operas. - Dragon Boat Festival (Tuen Ng, June) : regatta for boats decorated with dragon heads, held to the rhythm of the drums. - Mid-Autumn Festival (September) : a popular family festival. Share moon cakes containing small messages while gazing at the moon under the glow of the lanterns. - Hong Kong Arts Festival (February-March) : an international gathering of artists (music, exhibitions, etc.) - Hong Kong international Film Festival (end March-early April) - Wine and gastronomy festival (October-November) Chinese New Year in Hong Kong bay © nikesidoroff - Fotolia.com 5

4. HONG KONG - China Discover Hong Kong island, from the business district's skyscrapers to the picturesque old Aberdeen harbour with its floating junks, through Repulse Bay and Deep Water Bay. Then climb to the top of Victoria peak thanks to the funicular to enjoy a fabulous panoramic view. Stroll through Kowloon district, the shopping paradise. You'll be charmed by its atmosphere and its variety of markets : the ladies' market, the night market, the flower market, etc. Hotel locations Highlights 6 Mandarin Oriental Hotel 5* The Excelsior 4* Mongkok District Kowloon Mongkok Langham Place Hotel 5* Central District NEW

5. HONG KONG - China At Kowloon: Yau Ma Tei and Mongkok : north part of Kowloon. These are the city's liveliest, most commercial districts, as interesting for their atmosphere as for the shopping possibilities they offer. A mix of traditional and tourist- oriented markets. Tsim Sha Tsui : the Kowloon promenade provides a very beautiful view of the bay and the skyscrapers of the business district. You will also enjoy "The Symphony of Lights", one of the loveliest urban light and sound shows. Make a note to stop by the Peninsula Hotel for a peek back in time at the former British colonial ambiance. What to see and do in each area Traditional market © claudiozacc - Fotolia.com Kowloon promenade © Jess Yu - Fotolia.com 7

6. HONG KONG - China North of Hong Kong island: Central: the Hong Kong business district. A true American-style "downtown" with buildings stretching as far as the eye can see. The most iconic one is the Two International Finance Center tower, the highest on the island (414 meters, 88 floors). Hong Kong Park : a 10-ha green haven with ponds, lawns and aviaries. Victoria Peak : an amazing 360-degree view that will give you an idea of the city as a whole. A must-see for panoramic view enthusiasts. Two International Finance Center Hong Kong Park © bourbon numérik - Fotolia.com View from Victoria peak © claudiozacc - Fotolia.com © fazon - Fotolia.com What to see and do in each area 8

7. HONG KONG - China South of Hong Kong island: Aberdeen: Hong Kong's biggest floating island. Originally a fishing village, it's a gathering of junks and sampans that are home to the locals. Deep Water Bay and Repulse Bay : very popular beaches for the weekend. Stanley : much appreciated for its market and its small seafront. Many cafés and restaurants. Stanley © Bobo Ling - Fotolia.com Aberdeen © Eric Isselée - Fotolia.com Deep Water Bay © nyiragongo - Fotolia.com What to see and do in each area 9

8. Location: The hotel is located on Hong Kong’s island, opposite to Victoria harbour and a few minutes away from the animated center. Size: 884 rooms Hotel features: Wellness room, sauna, massages,… Available room categories: Superior rooms Deluxe Rooms with Harbour view The hotel has 3 restaurants of which one has a terrace, 2 cafes and a bar. The hotel has a multilingual staff and a souvenir boutique/newsstand. The staff offers an assistance service for touristic visits or the purchase of tickets. HONG KONG - China The Excelsior 4* - Hong Kong http://www.mandarinoriental.com/excelsior / View on Victoria Harbour City Stop 8 NEW HOTEL

9. HONG KONG - China The Excelsior 4* - Hong Kong City Stop 9 NEW HOTEL

10. HONG KONG - China Location: In Kowloon, in the heart of the Mongkok district. Size: approx. 500 rooms. Hotel features : spa, sauna, gym, swimming pool. Available room categories : Vital Place Essential Place Langham Place Hotel 5* - Hong Kong This modern, design hotel enjoys an ideal location in a lively area packed with shops. You can reach the flower market in just a few minutes by foot. Enjoy the superb rooftop swimming pool overlooking the city. The Michelin Guide 2-star Ming Court restaurant offers a sophisticated and innovative take on Cantonese cuisine. http: //hongkong.langhamplacehotels.com/ Essential Place 12

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12. HONG KONG - China Location: on the island of Hong Kong, in the heart of the Central business and shopping district. Size: approx. 500 rooms. Hotel features: sauna, gym, spa & wellness centre, indoor swimming pool. Available room categories: Superior room Harbour view room Mandarin Oriental Hotel 5* - Hong Kong This downtown hotel is the ideal point of departure to visit the island of Hong Kong. The hotel offers a panoramic view of the entire town. Enjoy fine cuisine in an exceptional setting at the Michelin Guide 2-star Le Pierre restaurant. http: //www.mandarinoriental.fr/hongkong/ Harbour view room 14

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