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This site promotes Hong Kong tourism, providing a sample daily itinery.
It has links to all useful sites on Hong Kong including pages :
- newspaper like Ming Pao, Sing Tao and SCMP
- Weather
- real time traffic
- finance & stocks like Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing
- maps
- yellow pages
- white pages
- public transport like MTR, KMB, KCRC and Hong Kong Ferry
- real estate
- restaurants
- cinemas
- hotel booking
- tourism like Hong Kong Tourism Board
- consulates
- air traffic like Hong Kong Airport Authority and airlines
- shopping centres like Cityplaza,Times Square,Pacific Place
- TV stations like Cable TV, ATV
- schools like La Salle College, Queens College
- Universities like the University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong University, Chinese University
- banks like Bank of China, Hang Seng Bank, HSBC and Citibank
There is also a section on social and economic development in Hong Kong.
