Anyone been to Hong Kong?
I am a U.S. citizen wanting to visit Hong Kong in the winter season. Does anyone know what documents I will need for travel? Also, Japan Airlines and Korean Air have lower fares to that city from my home... which has better service overall?<BR><BR>Thank you in advance for your assistance!
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C-<BR>Need a passport,valid for 1 month beyond your expected departure date.No visa is required if you are going to stay less than 3 months.I have never flown Korean Air.Japan Airlines is very pleasant I have found.But take my comments as others with a grain of salt.I always travel coach and I am very flexible.
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Correction to Rocky: The passport must be valid for 6 months beyond your stay.
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I've travelled via korean Airlines from HK to US cities. The service is good but do mind the flight schedule, you may stay at Seoul airport for more than 3-4 hrs waiting for next connection to HK.
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perhaps i shall rephrase for those of you who like to be difficult...<BR><BR>'travel advice for hong kong, please'<BR><BR>...please respond with answers regarding travel documentation, Korean Air, and Japan Airlines. thank you for those who have helped me, and thank you in advance who those who offer assistance.
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Clare<BR>Your question in the original post was<BR>Clear<BR>Concise<BR>Pay no attention to the distractors.<BR>R
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Been to Hong Kong, SAR, many times, all u need is a valid passport up to 6 mths, if you want to enter Mainland China, you'll need a VISA. Flown with Korean Air, was ok, but aircraft was quite old. If you're contemplating between Korean and Japan, I personally would choose Japan. Also Asiana, United, Northwest and Cathay Pacific all flies nonstop from the US to Hong Kong.
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Been to Hong Kong, SAR, many times, all u need is a valid passport up to 6 mths, if you want to enter Mainland China, you'll need a VISA. Flown with Korean Air, was ok, but aircraft was quite old. If you're contemplating between Korean and Japan, I personally would choose Japan. Also Asiana, United, Northwest and Cathay Pacific all flies nonstop from the US to Hong Kong.
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Clare and Rocky,<BR><BR>Face it, the original header leaves a LOT to be desired. I'm certain that next time Clare has a question on a Fodors board, she will make sure it makes sense.<BR><BR>You sometimes wonder if some of the posters have ever read some of the posts to learn how to phrase a question and make sure it is on the correct "board" with a clear header.<BR><BR>R
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