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Hip Guide to Hong Kong
Hong Kong is known for it's spectacular cityscape clustered around a beautiful deep water harbor, as well as being an important shipping and financial city-state of China. Hong Kong was a British Colony from 1839 until 1997 except for the Japanses occupation of WWII. Under British rule it was a freeport.
Whether you come for a quick visit or extended tour, you will find a wealth of information about destinations here. The Hip Guide to Hong Kong offers the highlights of the country, and contains many tips for making your stay here more rewarding.
The Hip Guide is Hong Kong's most complete and up-to-date source for hotel reservations, tourist information, events, reviews, shopping and much more! Don't forget to visit our Hong Kong Photo Gallery! Bookmark this site, and visit whenever you need to find out what's happening in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong 2012 Holidays
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| "As the first day of January and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day in 2012 both fall on a Sunday, the days following them will be designated as additional general holidays. Also, as the day following the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival and the National Day in 2012 fall on the same day, the next following day that is not itself a general holiday will thus be observed as an additional general holiday." said a Government spokesman. |