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Best-known for its city skyline that lights up like a Christmas tree at night, Hong Kong is one of the most popular international business hubs in the world. Not quite an official Chinese city, but not quite not, this city attained a "Special Administrative Zone" status upon being returned to China by the British as per a decade-old agreement between the two countries. Its easy to see why Hong Kong is so popular among travellers of all kinds: business travellers of course love the modern, high-tech feel of the city, culture enthusiasts delight in the free range of Hong Kong-ese activities available, while party animals enjoy the glitzy nightlife on offer to those with the money to spare. Once known as the worlds freest market, Hong Kong lost some of its competitive edge as Southeast Asias most powerful business hub, and is in a constant battle with Singapore for the crown. Still, walking Hong Kongs streets, and seeing the suit-and-tie wearing high-fliers breezing down the street at a New York pace, its clear that this city is home to all kinds of multinational corporations, many of whom have their headquarters strategically placed in its heart. Getting around in Hong Kong is not just easy -- its an experience in itself. An ultra-modern metro system connects Hong Kong island to the ever-popular Kowloon, Lantau Island, the airport, and far beyond. The longest outdoor covered escalator system in the world is a must-do, taking you through the citys posh Mid-Levels. For those who want a taste of Hong Kongs past, Chinese junk boats can be hired to take tourists around Hong Kongs harbour. In an attempt to attract non-business tourists, Hong Kongs tourism board has done their best to ensure that even budget travellers can enjoy the city. Theyve put together cultural classes and tours that cost virtually nothing, from tai chi lessons, to tea appreciation and feng shui classes. In addition, Hong Kongs impressive array of ultra-modern museums are all free on Wednesdays. The citys famous skyline is best appreciated from two places: along Tsim Sha Tsuis Avenue of the Stars boardwalk in Kowloon, where a nightly Symphony of Lights (also free) is displayed from across the harbour, with accompanying sound; and Victoria Peak, which, accessed by tram, provides one of the finest harbour views on Earth. Still, even with the plethora of free activities on offer in Hong Kong, this remains an expensive city for those travelling without a company credit card. But its worth stopping through even just for a weekend to see this vibrant city in all its glory. There is certainly no dearth of action, fun, and culture to be found in Hong Kong. Hong Kong Hotel Booking 80% Deals help you to find the best hotel deals from all major travel websites with one quick and easy search. No fees, no mark-up - 100% free! You can now search over 5 million hotel deals in over 120,000 destinations worldwide from this app. Features include: • Simple search by location, dates and guests. • Search results can be viewed two ways - on a map or in a list format. • View all hotel details, guest ratings, images and features the hotel offers. • Comparison table for all hotels and the best rates available for all our partner booking sites. • Refine your search by price, star ratings, areas, hotel features and more. • Compare accommodation prices across hundreds of sites and apps in just one quick and easy search. • Book with our partner websites by simply clicking “book” on your hotel of choice. • Support 40 languages and 120 currencies. • Chat forum for travellers worldwide. • Create a free postcards and share with friends. • Travel tips, things to do and place of attractions. • Simple and easy-to-use interface. Hong Kong Hotel Booking 80% Deals is the only hotels app you’ll ever need! Hostel and motel listing is also in our app. Book your room now!