Types of trips: Adventure, Cultural, Cities, Historical, Exciting, Religious
Best known for: Hong Kong Disneyland, Business/Trade, Skyscraper skyline
Why Go?: Hong Kong is a land of both modern technology and ancient traditions, and will be an exciting and educational trip for groups of all ages and interests.
Population: 7,000,000
Language(s): Chinese, English
Ties to the UK?: Good relationship and popular travel destination. As a former British colony which was only handed back in 1997 Hong Kong is very Anglocentric, but there can still be the odd tension or two.
Landscape: Mostly steep hills and mountains - developed areas restricted to about 25% of the land
Climate/Seasons: The summer periods are hot and humid with some thunderstorms, while winters are mild with some cloudier and cooler times.
When to Go: Late February and March are the best times to visit Hong Kong, as the weather becomes warmer but humidity is not yet high.
Reasons to Visit: Vibrant mix of culture - blends of traditional cuisine and religion and popular new films/entertainment
How to Get There: Hong Kong has one of the busiest international airports in the world, so travelling to the country should be easy.
Places to Go: Hong Kong Disneyland, Ocean Park Hong Kong
Famous People: Jackie Chan, Chow Yun-Fat, Herman Li
Natural Wonders/Wildlife: Victoria Peak, Lantau Island
History: Was under British rule for a period until 1997, and is now a special region of China
Architecture: Numerous Skyscrapers, Clock Tower, Po Lin Monastery
Culture: Mix of British and Chinese influences, Martial Arts films, Cantopop music
Sport: Football, Basketball, Swimming, Badminton, Table Tennis, Cycling, Running
Events: Chinese New Year celebrations, Dragon Boat festival, many religious festivals
Watch Out For: There are some protests happening in various areas, but these are generally peaceful - however, you should exercise caution in crowded areas and be aware of pickpockets.
Medical Issues: Some vaccines and boosters are advised - always consult with a doctor, and check here.
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The schoolgirl, 13, who attended Harris Girls’ Academy, was assaulted whilst on a school trip to Iceland to see the Northern Lights. The incident occurred at Hotel Örk, Hveragerdi on 13th October.