what should I bring with me when I travel to Hong Kong? The most important must-have item-Hong Kong and Macao Pass, if you don't have it, you can't enter the country. You'd better take it with you during the tour in case the local police check it at any time. Secondly, there are bank cards or credit cards. Hong Kong is a shopper's paradise, where it is inevitable to buy some favorite treasures. Shopping with one card in hand also saves a lot of trouble in exchange. In addition, you can buy a map of Hong Kong in China-if you don't want to see the traditional Chinese map of Hong Kong. Besides, bring some personal hygiene products (depending on the hotel, different hotels are different)-some hotels in Hong Kong are American hotels, and there are no personal hygiene products such as toothpaste, toothbrush and slippers, so you should bring your own. It is best to make sure when booking a hotel. Besides, the temperature in Hong Kong is somewhat different from that in the Mainland. I suggest that you pay more attention to the weather in Hong Kong and bring enough clothes before going there. As for the exchange of Hong Kong dollars and the like, you can exchange a small amount of Hong Kong dollars before you leave for a rainy day. (Hong Kong and Macao Pass) Hong Kong, different travel arrangements can bring different travel experiences to tourism, so Raiders is the most important guide for Hong Kong tourism. If it's a group tour in Hong Kong, you don't need to worry about it yourself-the tour itinerary and the arrangement of tour guides have been arranged, so just have fun with the group. If you are traveling freely in Hong Kong, I suggest you do more homework before you leave, get to know the characteristics and geographical location of various tourist attractions in Hong Kong, arrange the daily itinerary of Hong Kong tourism in advance, and have some general understanding of Hong Kong's transportation and system-there are many online Hong Kong Raiders, so I won't go into details here. Shopping in Hong Kong is indispensable. What can I bring back from Hong Kong? This varies from person to person, such as cosmetics, electronic products, luxury goods, big-name clothes, shoes and bags have always been the theme that everyone is keen on. Times Square in Causeway Bay, Liyuan, SOGO Department Store, Prince's Mansion in Central, Landmark Plaza, Pacific Place in Admiralty, Harbour City in Tsim Sha Tsui, DFS Duty Free Shop, langham place in Mong Kok, citygate in Tung Chung, and Sasha and Zhuoyue, which are easy to see on the street, are all good places for people to go shopping. Many brands are much cheaper than those in the mainland, and they are worthy of being a shopping paradise. Causeway Bay, Hong Kong is a place worth visiting, whether it's just for fun or shopping. Here-trends and traditions, shopping and food, amusement parks and free ports blend together, which is not only the financial center of Asia, but also the small world where eastern and western cultures meet.