[Hotel Accommodation]

• Smoking is prohibited in public places, including hotels and tourist attractions, starting from January 1, 2007. Please take note to avoid penalties!
• Hotels in Hong Kong do not have actual star ratings. The star ratings displayed on our website are only general assessments in the current tourism market and are for reference only!
• Hotels may be carrying out renovations and refurbishments on some floors or facilities. As long as it does not seriously affect the peace and quiet of guests, they will continue to operate normally. Please refer to the websites of individual hotels for details. These are measures taken by individual hotels, and we regret that we cannot make separate announcements for each one!
• When guests check in, the front desk will ask them to pay an additional cash (or credit card) deposit as a stay deposit. When guests check out, if they have not made any additional purchases at the hotel, the hotel will refund the cash deposit (or cancel the credit card deposit).
• The online services listed on this webpage are for reference only. Please refer to the hotel's on-site regulations for details.
• In response to environmental protection initiatives, some hotels do not provide toiletries (such as toothpaste and toothbrushes), and guests are advised to bring their own. Some hotels do provide toiletries (such as toothpaste and toothbrushes), but these are mainly for two people. If a third or fourth person is staying at the hotel, please inform the hotel separately to avoid any inconvenience caused by the hotel's oversight.
• Some hotel rooms provide electric kettles for guests to boil water only. Do not put any items in the kettle (such as coffee powder, tea leaves, hot pot ingredients, instant noodles, etc.) and do not heat the kettle on an induction cooker.
• For any questions regarding the use of hotel equipment, please consult hotel staff. Otherwise, you will be held responsible for any safety issues or damages caused.
• For safety reasons, please avoid using multi-plug extension cords in the room to prevent excessive voltage load.
• Do not enter the swimming pool when it is not open, and remember not to enter the pool alone.
• Snacks on the bar in the room, alcoholic beverages and soft drinks in the refrigerator, etc., are all chargeable and must be settled at the front desk upon check-out.
• Each attraction or hotel reserves the right to change its promotional policies (such as changing the dates and rules for weekday and weekend tickets). Upon receiving such information, our company will immediately update this webpage to ensure consumers are informed of the latest information. Any price differences will be charged accordingly. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. If travelers have any questions, we will provide official documents from the attractions or hotels regarding any changes to ensure transparency.
• If any of the park's rides or exhibits are closed for maintenance or other reasons during this trip, passengers shall not have any rights to the closed rides or exhibits.

Safety Guidelines

• For your safety during this trip, we would like to request that you comply with the following instructions. This is our responsibility to inform you and to protect your rights.
• Please arrive at the airport two hours before your flight departure to avoid crowds and delays in check-in.
• After passing through customs, if you purchase duty-free items, please make the most of the time and proceed to the boarding gate as indicated on your boarding pass.
• When traveling by plane, please fasten your seatbelt at all times to avoid being affected by turbulence.
• Please entrust your valuables to the hotel safe. If you need to carry them with you, do not leave them unattended, as pickpockets may be nearby.
• When staying in a hotel, please always lock the door with the safety lock for safety. When using the bathroom, please pay special attention to safety and keep the floor dry to avoid slipping and falling. Do not hang clothes on lights or smoke in bed. If you hear the alarm, please leave quickly through the emergency exit.
• When boarding a boat, please be sure to wear a life jacket. When going to the beach to play in the water, please be sure to wear a life jacket and do not cross the safety warning line.
• If any optional activities are physically demanding, please assess your physical condition and do not participate if you are not physically fit.
• Pregnant women and travelers with heart disease, high blood pressure, or other chronic illnesses should not participate in activities that may increase physical strain or be stimulating, such as water sports and hot springs.
• Do not change seats arbitrarily while riding, and do not stick your head or hands out of the window. Please pay attention to oncoming traffic when getting on and off the vehicle to avoid danger.
• When riding the cable car, please board and disembark in an orderly manner and follow the instructions of the staff.
• If you need to go out on your own at night or during free time, you should pay special attention to safety.
• Please exercise caution when walking on snow or steep roads.
• Remember not to flaunt your wealth in public, and never take out a large wad of cash in public when shopping.
• Follow the guidelines and instructions for all tourist areas, restaurants, hotels, amusement facilities, and other similar venues.
• Medications: Gastrointestinal medicine, cold medicine, motion sickness medicine, and personal medications.

[Hong Kong Introduction]

• Language: Cantonese and English are the official languages ​​of Hong Kong. Cantonese remains the most widely spoken dialect, but most citizens can also speak English and Mandarin, especially those working in shops, restaurants, and tourism.
• Currency: The currency is Hong Kong dollars (HK$). Foreign currencies and traveler's checks can be exchanged at banks, hotels or government-approved exchange shops.
• Payment methods and tipping: Most credit cards are accepted in Hong Kong, but paying in cash may be cheaper. Except for fast food restaurants, most hotels and restaurants charge a 10% service charge. As for tipping taxi drivers and hotel staff, there are no fixed rules; it is appropriate to tip according to their service.
• Voltage: Hong Kong uses 220V and mainly uses British three-prong sockets.
• Climate: Hong Kong is located in the subtropical zone, and its climate is generally warm and pleasant, similar to that of Taipei.
• Time difference: There is no time difference between Hong Kong and Taiwan.
• Airport transportation services: Airport Express, Airport Shuttle Bus, etc.
• Urban transport services: Hong Kong's transport system is very convenient and fast. It is even better if you can avoid peak hours (8:00 to 10:00 am and 5:00 to 7:00 pm). The system includes ten MTR lines (Hong Kong Island, South Island, Tsuen Wan, Kwun Tong, Tseung Kwan O, Tung Chung, West Rail, East Rail, Tuen Ma Line Phase 1 and Disneyland), the Kowloon-Canton Railway, buses, minibuses, trams (a unique mode of transport on Hong Kong Island), taxis, the Peak Tram (to Victoria Peak), the Star Ferry, and other ferry services.
• Useful phone numbers (area code +852): Fire, police report, emergency assistance: 999; Hong Kong Tourism Board hotline (multilingual): 2508-1234; Taiwan Representative Office in Hong Kong: Chung Hwa Travel Agency: 002-852-25258315.
• For inquiries regarding the procedures of the online expedited permit scheme and the personal data collected in the application form, including access to and correction of personal data, please contact the following person: Senior Immigration Officer, Taiwan Residents Visiting Hong Kong Group, Visitors Section, Immigration Tower, 6/F, Immigration Tower, 7 Gloucester Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong. Tel: (852) 2829-3148. Fax: (852) 2824-1161.