People in Hong Kong work a lot. They go to work at 9am and work through till 6pm, but then, because it's considered rude to leave work on time, most people keep going until at least 7. They rarely take holidays, both because most companies only grant seven days leave after the first year of service, and because they think if they spend too much time away from the company they will be viewed as dispensible.
The people behind this blog, however, do not work a lot. And we take plenty of days off. We work enough to be able to stay in Hong Kong then spend the rest of our time sightseeing and writing about it here.
If you want help planning a trip to Hong Kong we hope this blog will be the place for you. We have used guidebooks to help us with our jaunts around the territory, and where they have fallen short we will fill in the blanks.
Like for example, it's useful to know that when you ride the trams on Hong Kong Island, you board at the back and get off at the front, paying as you get off. There's your first tip, read on and dig out some more.....
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