2014

Hong Kong & Macau

Hong Kong Victoria Harbour HS Travel International Company Limited

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About Us .......................................................................................................................................................................3 Scope of services ..................................................................................................................................................3 Hong Kong ....................................................................................................................................................................4 Land Services ........................................................................................................................................................6 Land Services: .......................................................................................................................................................7 Accommodation ...................................................................................................................................................8 Macau .........................................................................................................................................................................12 Visa for Macau....................................................................................................................................................12 Weather in Macau ..............................................................................................................................................13 Sea-Express schedule:.........................................................................................................................................13 Macau Accommodation .....................................................................................................................................14 Macau Land services...........................................................................................................................................15 Payment terms & Conditions......................................................................................................................................16 Public Holidays 2014...................................................................................................................................................18

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About Us

HS Travel International Company Limited, was established in Hong Kong since 1995, gradually grown to an
agent delegated to every need of the travel solution. With the market intelligence from our overseas representation and branches, we gear up for yours client needs. We have a broad services span, from hotel reservation to local sightseeing, corporate business travel to incentive arrangement, logistic for conference meeting to event support and tours. We have talented staff to cater your every need in business travel. We treasure the opportunity of collaboration and sincerely hope to discover the travel afresh for your valued guests.

Creative Agile Team (CAT), we have wealth of talent that is here to serve your clients in the Hong Kong and the environs such as Macau and China. We would provide all-in-one services package, from air ticketing to ground transportation, from leisure travels to meetings and incentive travel, as well as the play and learn Edutainment tours.
HS Travel is growing with a mission of Total travel solutions at your fingertips, now gradually diversified to cover most of your needs. We equipped with a user-friendly B2B hotel reservation platform, a corporate division to pamper the commercial clients needs; a coach fleet to handle the logistic in Hong Kong; a leisure division to cater the classic leisure holidays and Creative Agile Team to create itineraries and nurture the MICE market. Our mission is to ensure your customers do have a memorable trip with us and you have a hassle free experience with our services.

Scope of services
Leisure Corporate - To cater the classic package tour for Hong Kong, Macau and China. - To pamper the dynamic needs of the corporate clients, with sophistic gadgets and pool of expertise on ticketing, hotel recommendation and business planning, - To handle the logistic in Hong Kong with a high standard, weve equipped with luxury coaches and fleet of cars at their disposal. - To create interesting itineraries and assist logistic for events & meeting planners for Hong Kong, China, Macau, Taiwan and Korea. - To entail new tours that the participants would find it amazing and get inspired with the local cultures

Logistic

M.I.C.E

Edutainment

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Hong Kong Where is Hong Kong:Hong Kong is considered as the hub for the Pacific Rim; it is located on China's south coast, and surrounded by the South China Sea on the East. Hong Kong has the size of 1,104 km2and comprises of Hong Kong Island, Kowloon Peninsula, the New Territories, and over 260 outlying islands. Lantau Island being the biggest among all and this is where the attractions Disneyland, and Ngong Ping 360 is situated. How to get there:Hong Kong is a key aviation hub in the Pacific Rim and Asia; it is served by more than 80 airlines providing connections to major cities throughout the world. Your gateway starts from the citys 24hour Hong Kong International Airport, consistently being ranked among the best airports in the world. You may appreciate our sophisticated awarded airport, and it is well connected you to our environs such as Macau by high speed ferry or Pearl River Delta by deluxe and frequent coaches. What to wear:Hong Kong lies just south of the Tropic of Cancer; Hong Kong has a humid subtropical climate. Summer is hot and humid with occasional showers and thunderstorms. Winters are mild and usually sunny, cooling winds from the north. The most temperate seasons is spring, which can be changeable, and autumn, which is generally sunny and dry.
Seasons Month Average high, C Average low, C Total Rainfall, mm
Mean Relative Humidity, %

Winter Dec Jan Feb

20 16 56 78 17 14 42 82 18 14 30 85

Spring Mar Apr May

22 17 22 83 26 22 295 85 29 26 278 86

Summer Jun Jul Aug

31 26 262 83 32 27 468 81 32 27 150 77

Autumn Sep Oct Nov

31 26 213 75 28 24 47 74 24 21 64 81

Weather chart of 2012 : Reference: http://www.hko.gov.hk/wxinfo/pastwx/ywx2012.htm

How to get around:The infra-structures in Hong Kong make lives easy. There are well established system on train and metro, from the airport to the downtown. It is the most common and economy ways of local commuting. There are also unique transports inherited from the colonial era we have the Peak Tram, local tram and the Star Ferry. It becomes a must try icons of Hong Kong. What to eat:Hong Kong is renowned as a gourmet paradise; where East meets West cuisines are flourish in the tiny city. You can choose to enjoy the Hong Kong Style canteen; road side local delicacies, Chinese dishes from various provinces of Mainland, fancy French restaurants or bravo Italian Spaghetti or Spicy Indian food to Middle East cuisines, all you can have in one day. Where to eat:Dinning arrangements in- house or off-site are not difficult to find, depends on the group size and theme that your client is looking for. There are choices within your budget. For example, your could have western dinner on the Victoria Peak with the stunning harbourview in a renowned restaurant, or you could have a private party in a chartered restaurant in SoHo or maybe have a dinner on a floating Chinese restaurant or a private chartered yacht /Chinese junk. We could even arrange a private box in the plush comfort at one of famous racecourse with heart-stopping action.
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What to stay:As a City of Asia, Hong Kong offers a wide range of accommodation, from YMCA to Four Seasons Hotel. It welcomes any budget of travelers and businessmen. Visitors can pick their favorite accommodation within their budget, from local brands to International chain, in downtown to fringe of the city. The demands of rooms are high and there are many new hotels opening soon, surely you would find what you need. Just to be aware the high demand during trade fair period in April and October. In terms of seasonality, in accord to the markets that individual hotel served, high and low seasons are varied. In general, April and October are the peak time due to the trade fairs and also the best seasons in Hong Kong. September to November is shoulder seasons with slightly lower demand. Fridays and Saturdays are popular for Mainlander and the Asian traffic for a weekend getaway, rooms are on high demand. Most of the superior and deluxe hotels are well equipped with modern meeting facilities, and very popular meeting widgets. Wi-Fi in some of the international chains is becoming a benefit for in-house guests. Where to shop:Hong Kong offers a unique shopping experience for you. From glitzy malls to funky street markets to trendy boutiques shops to traditional Chinese product stores and themed shopping districts, you can find everything from the latest designer fashions, electronic gadgets to best-value antiques and collectibles. The famous open-air bazaars is for your treasure hunt, such as Cat Street, Ladies market, Temple Street and Stanley market; while you can hunt your designer brands at Pacific Place, IFC, Time Square, Element, of course, Harbour City. You can shop till you drop! Time Square

Ladies market

There are sightseeing spots to fill your days in Hong Kong, they runs days and nights.

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Land Services Based on min 2 persons

Services Airport transfer 7 seater MPV for max 3 persons with luggage OR Mercedes Benz S320 - for max 2 persons with luggage US$110 per way Particular

Russian speaking guide services US$65 per way English speaking guide service US$55 per way Surcharge of US$20 for any service between 22:00- 09:00 hrs US$ Per person Sightseeing Tours Description Half day Hong Kong Island Tour ( 4 hrs) Discover the best places of Island, the tour will visit the Man Mo Temple one of the most important Hong Kong`s temples which is devoted to Gods of Literature and War. Victoria Peak the highest spot on the Hong Kong island, take a Peak Tram to get there. The famous sugary sandy beach Repulse Bay. The authentic Aberdeen village with a detour of the village by sampan Include: one way peak tram and sampan ride Full-day Hong Kong Island Tour with lunch (7-8 hrs) May consider having a dim sum lunch on the tour follows with the visit of Wong Tai Sin Temple in Kowloon. ESG 120 RSG 150

225

270

Peak Tram
Kowloon Tour ( 4 hrs) Have a walk around the oldest district of Hong Kong. Visit one of the most famous temples in the city - The Wong Tai Sin Temple. Thousands of visitors come to Temple each year to have their fortunes told and making their wishes. Tour also include a visit to a few favorite places of the local people - Bird market, a little market sells various species birds , you may relax and listen to the singing birds while pickup up the artistic bird cages. Enjoy a wonderful aroma and variety of colors at the Flowers market, an open flora open bazaar where one would find over a thousand of international flora species.

100

140

Wong Tai Sin Temple

Lantau Island Tour - (7 hrs) Join this tour and feel the unique spirit of Hong Kong people life. Enjoy the fantastic view over the South China sea, picturesque mountains and hills, the famous Buddha`s statue, from the Ngong Ping cable car while you are on the way to the Ngong Ping village. You may participate in the scheduled traditional Tea Ceremony at their Tea House. Then, stroll along the strips this replica of Chinese traditional shopping street, or climb the hundreds steps to pay your respects to the giant bronze Buddha near the Po Lin Monastery. You may impressive how they built this magnificent construction on the hillside in the ancient time. Include: transfer, round cable car, Russian speaking guide.

190

245

Bronze Buddha

Traditional Chinese Lunch at the restaurant. Optional Chinese lunch in the village -

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Land Services:
Sightseeing Tours Description Aqua Luna Cruise ride ( 45-minutes) Join Aqua Lunas Harbour Cruise on board a traditional red sail Chinese junk boat. Relax under the nice music, sipping a complimentary drink, catch the sea breeze and enjoy breathtaking view of Victoria Harbour. Own way to the pier. Schedule : 17:30 / 18:30 /20:30/22:30 hrs Or 19:30 hrs to watch the Symphony of the light show ( a laser light shows nightly at 20:00 hrs on the shores of the harbour) Sightseeing Tours Description Bauhinia Dinner Cruise It is a buffer dinner with a journey around the Victoria harbour at night, you may enjoy the Symphony of the Light show at 20:00 hrs, before dine onboard, live Filipino band and singers will perform during the dinner. Cruise start at 19:30 hrs and finished by 21:30 hrs. Cost includes round trip transfers and guide services Join-In Full day Ocean Park Tour - 6 hrs Picking up from designated hotel to the Ocean park. It is one of the biggest Oceanarium in Asia. It houses a Grand Aquarium for a wide range of marine lives , Panda Habitat , Aviary, Gold fish corner for those fans of wild lives . Visitors can take either cable car or express train to the Highland where you would enjoy the thrilling mechanical ride such as Roller Coaster or watching the stunning show by the cuties dolphin at the Ocean theatre there Full day Disneyland Tour Hong Kong Disneyland offers immersive, unique Disney experiences for all families, generations and ages to enjoy by the six themed lands: Toy Story Land; Grizzly Gulch, Adventureland, Fantasyland, Tomorrowland and the Main Street, USA. 52 ESG 145 US$ Per person

25 34

US$ Per person RSG 180

ESG 170

RSG 180

79

185

200

Interesting Class

Description Dim Sum Cooking Class ( 2 hrs with lunch) Dont miss the chance to unveil the secret of cooking a traditional Chinese dish - Dim Sum. Now the professional chief cook is ready to share his recipe and experiences with you. Enjoy the fun and hand-on practice of the making three dishes of Dim Sum, followed with the delicious lunch in the restaurant Own way to the venue ; class is conducted in English Supplement for Russian speaking guide

US$/ Per person 58

45

All rates are quoted in US Dollars, per person | Based on min 2 persons | Net and non-commissionable We can always tailor made the itinerary to suite your guests schedule in all possible ways.

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Accommodation Hong Kong offers a wide variety of accommodation for your choice, from economy to deluxe, from local brands to international one. Tsim Sha Tsui is the tourist centre and the hot spot for tourists while Wan Chai and Central are the business centre and trade fair venue, sell like hot cake during the Fair period. In general, room supply is tight during the month of April and October, Feb and May to August are possibly the Low seasons in town. The rest would be Shoulder seasons. When there is mega event, most of the hotels will be blocked out by the organizers and supply will be critical. Please find below the hotel rates for your consideration, subject to availability and may change without prior notice.

Kowloon Peninsula
3 Stars Hotel Period 2014 5 - 31 Jan , 5 - 28 Feb 1 - 4 Feb ,1 - 31 Mar 14 - 10 Apr 11 - 25 Apr 26 - 27 Apr , 16 - 20 Sep , 21 - 31 Dec 1May - 24 Aug Sep ( Sun - Thu) Sep ( Fri - Sat ) , 1 Nov - 20 Dec 4 Stars Hotel 1-18 Jan, 1-31 Mar Harbour Plaza 8 Degrees 19 Jan-28 Feb 1-10 Apr ,1 May-15 Sep, 18 Nov-22 Dec'14, 2 Jan-13 Mar 16 Sep-9 Oct,1-17 Nov,,23 -31Dec 11-30 Apr 10-31 Oct 6-15 Jan, 1-3 Feb, 20 - 23 Mar 16 - 31 Mar, 15-17 Apr , 23-25 Apr, 30 Apr , 18 Sep-10 Oct , 16-18 Oct ,24-25 Oct 2 , 30-31 Oct 2 ,1-11 Nov ,16-19 Nov, 22-23 Dec , 28-28 Dec 4-28 Feb, 1-19 Mar , 24-31 Mar 1-10 Apr ,May-9 Sep, 20 Noc-21 Dec, 11-14 Apr, 18-22 Apr,26-29 Apr, 10-17 Sep 2014, 11-15 Oct, 19-23 Oct,26-29 Oct,12-15 Nov, 24-27 Dec 2014,31Dec Period 2014 Room Type Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Room Type City Superior City Superior City Superior City Superior City Superior City Superior Superior Silver Rate (USD) 136 143 156 169 136 188 162 Rate (USD) 142 106 109 147 160 231 235 18 45 B'fast Extra Bed 16 49 B'fast Extra Bed

Salisbury YMCA

Superior Silver

192

Hotel Panorama

Superior Silver Superior Silver

235 148 18 52

Superior Silver

235

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Kowloon Peninsula
5 Stars Hotel Period 2014 Room Type Superior Courtview Superior Courtview Superior Courtview Superior Courtview City Room City Room City Room City Room City Room City Room City Room Deluxe Deluxe Deluxe Deluxe Premier Premier Premier Standard Standard Standard Moderate Moderate Moderate Moderate Moderate Rate (USD) B'fast 229 186 232 292 292 230 275 314 353 243 295 344 201 201 214 234 286 370 260 195 149 221 247 273 299 377 25 71 19 52 27 78 27 78 25 71 23 65 Extra Bed 2-17 Jan,1-31 Mar 18 Jan-28 Feb,1-10 Apr, 1 May-10 Sep, 20 Nov-21 Dec 11-18 Apr, 11 Sep- 10 Oct, Harbour Grand Kowloon 1 - 19 Nov, 22-29 Dec 19 - 30 Apr, 11 - 31 Oct, 30-31Dec 1 - 17 Jan 2014, 27 -31 Mar 18 Jan - 26 Mar, 1 May-7 Sep The Mira Hong Kong 1-10 Apr,8 Sep-9 Oct 11-30 Apr, 10-31 Oct , 1-16 Nov 17 Nov-21 Dec 22 -31 Dec 1-17 Jan Grand Stanford InterContinental 18-31 Jan 6-28 Feb 1-5 Feb, 1-26 Mar 1-10 Apr,1 May-10 Sep 11 Sep-8 Oct,16 Nov-28 Dec 11-30 Apr,9 Oct-15 Nov,29-31Dec 11-30 Apr, 10 Oct-15 Nov, 24-31 Dec 1-10 Apr,16 Sep-9 Oct, 16Nov-23 Dec 1 May-15 Sep 2014 1-9 Apr (Sun- Thu), 1 May-10 Sep (Sun-Thu) 1-9 Apr (Fri-Sat), 1 May-10 Sep (Fri-Sat) 11 Sep-9 Oct (Sun-Thu), 17 Nov- 27 Dec (Sun-Thu) 11 Sep-9 Oct (Fri-Sat), 17 Nov- 27 Dec (Fri-Sat) 10-30 Apr (Sun-Thu), 10 Oct-16 Nov (Sun-Thu), 28 - 29 Dec (Sun-Thu) 10-30 Apr (Fri-Sat), 10 Oct-16 Nov (Fri-Sat), 28-29 Dec (Fri-Sat) 30-31 Dec

Regal Kowloon Hotel

Nikko

Moderate Moderate

403 442

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Kowloon Peninsula
5 Stars Hotel Period 2014 1-10 Apr , 1 May-13 Sep , 16 Nov-23 Dec Kowloon Shangri-La 11-30 Apr , 14 Sep-10 Oct 11 Oct-15 Nov , 24-31 Dec , 1-10 Apr , 1 May-13 Sep 2014, 16 Nov-23 Dec Room Type Deluxe Deluxe Deluxe Rate (USD) 312 344 403 35 71 B'fast Extra Bed

Hong Kong Island

4 Stars Hotel 1-4 Feb 2 - 31 Jan , 5 - 28 Feb 1-26 Mar The Excelsior 1-30 Apr , 1 Sep-5 Oct , 1-23 Dec 1-9 May , 15 May-31 Aug , 6 Oct-30 Nov, 24 - 31Dec Period 2014 Room Type Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Rate (USD) 318 188 240 260 195 318 27 65 26 65 B'fast Extra Bed

Hong Kong Island

5 Stars Hotel 9-11 Jan , 16-18 Jan 12-15 Jan , 31Jan-5 Feb' 19-22 Jan , 9-23 Mar( Sun-Thu) 23-25 Jan', 30-31 Mar, 2-8 Mar', 9-23 Mar(Fri-Sat ) Regal Hong Kong 6 -13 Feb, 16 Feb-1 Mar(Sun-Thu), 26-30 Jan, 1 May-6 Sep 16 Feb-1 Mar (Fri-Sat) 1 -30 Apr, 7 Sep-9 Oct, 1 - 23 Dec, 26-29 Mar'14 10 Oct-30 Nov 2014, 24-31Dec Period 2014 Room Type Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Rate (USD) 188 221 169 195 156 182 208 299 260 B'fast 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 Extra Bed 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45

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Hong Kong Island

5 Stars Hotel 4 -26 Mar 3 Jan - 3 Mar 27-31 Mar Harbour Grand 1-11 Apr 2014,1 May-15 Sep , Hong Kong 12-30 Apr 2014, 16 Sep-11 Oct 2014, 17 Nov-30 -31Dec 12 Oct-16 Nov 2014, 31 Dec 2014, 26 - 29 Mar 2015 1 Jan- 28 Feb 1 - 26 Mar Grand Hyatt Hong Kong 1-11 Apr, 17-26 Apr , 1-4 May , 30 May-7 Sep ,13 -29 Dec 5-29 May , 8-14 Sep , 19 Sep-12 Dec Period 2014 Room Type Superior Harbourview Superior Harbourview Superior Harbourview Superior Harbourview Superior Harbourview Superior Harbourview Grand Grand Grand Grand Rate (USD) B'fast Extra Bed 282 242 358 169 210 286 325 494 325 481 30 64 23 45 22 71

Outlying Island
4 Stars Hotel 1-30 Jan (Sun-Thu) Auberge Hotel 1-30 Jan (Fri-Sat) 31 Jan-8 Feb 9 Feb-31 Mar (Sun -Thu) 9 Feb-31 Mar (Sat-Fri) Period 2014 Room Type Mountain View Mountain View Mountain View Mountain View Mountain View Rate (USD) B'fast Extra Bed 179 205 231 179 205 21 58

All rates are quoted as dates indicated, per room per night, nett inclusive of tax and services charges All rates are quoted in US Dollars Rates are subject to hotel availability and may change without prior notice We do have updated promotion that can be downloaded on our website http://mice.hstvl.com

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Macau
Macau Special Administrative Region is located on the southeastern coast of China. Around 55 minutes journey via turbojet from Hong Kong. The total area of Macau is 27.5 km2 , , comprises of Macau peninsula (8.5 km2 ), Taipa ( 6.2 km2 ) and Coloane (7.6 km2 ). The landscape of Macau changed when the mega project of reclamation gave birth to the 5.2 km2 Cotai strip that stitched the Taipa and Macau Coloane together. It would be good idea to take a day excursion or add-on journey from Hong Kong. As guests can take frequent turbojet to Macau, the journey is just around 55 minutes. You may also take the Sea-Express turbojet to travel between the Hong Kong International Airport to Macau pier, it runs on a steady schedule, one can catch the hotel free shuttle upon arrival in Macau pier.

Visa for Macau Most of the countries are visa free for visiting Macau, however, there are some do need. Please check out their official website before your trip. http://www.fsm.gov.mo. Please find the following summaries of countries that DO NOT need a visa to entry to Macau are:

Cotai

Albania Andorra Australia Austria Belgium Bosnia & Herzegovina Brazil Brunei Bulgaria Canada Cape Verde Chile Dominica

Czech Denmark Egypt Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Ireland

Japan Kiribati Latvia Lebanon Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Macedonia Malaysia Mali Malta Mexico Monaco

Namibia Netherlands New Zealand Norway Philippines Poland Portugal Romania Russia Samoa San Marino Seychelles Singapore Slovak Slovenia

South Africa South Korea Spain Sweden Switzerland Tanzania Thailand Turkey U.S.A. UK Uruguay

Croatia Israel Mongolia Cyprus Italy Montenegro Total 71 countries, information as of 2013

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Weather in Macau
Month Average high C (F) Average low C (F) Rainfall mm Jan
18 12 32 74 6 132

Feb
18 13 59 81 10 82

Mar
21 16 83 85 12 76

Apr
25 20 217 86 12 88

May
28 24 362 86 15 138

Jun
30 26 340 84 17 168

Jul
32 26 290 82 16 226

Aug
31 26 352 83 16 195

Sep
30 25 194 79 13 182

Oct
27 22 117 73 7 195

Nov
23 18 43 69 5 178

Dec
20 14 35 69 4 168

Humidity %
Avg. rainy days
( 0.1 mm)

Mean monthly sunshine hours

Sources: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macau#Climate - 2011

Macau is just around an hour journey from Hong Kong downtown or direct from Hong Kong International Airport. The Tubojet that shuttle between Hong Kong and Macau runs around the clock and 24/7 in a frequent schedule various from 15 minutes to an hour interval depends on the time of the day. For the Sea-Express, it runs between the Hong Kong International airport and the Macau pier. Sea-Express schedule: * The embarcation /disembarcation terminal will be Macau Taipa Temporary Ferry Terminal. Sources: http://www.turbojet.com.hk/en/routing-sailing-schedule/hk-airport-macau/sailing-schedule-fares.aspx Schedules as follows :
Hong Kong Airport Macau 8S191 8S121 8S123 8S125 8S126 8S127 8S128 10:15 12:00 14:00 15:15 17:00 19:50 22:00 Macau Hong Kong Airport 8S210 8S212 8S215 8S217 8S218 8S912 8S219 8S2113 7:30 9:30 11:30 13:30 15:45 16:30 18:30 20:15 Turbo jet

Despite Macau is a small township 60 km away from Hong Kong. Developments are stunning, beside of the heritage of both Chinese and Portuguese, there are plenty of accommodation, or may be not enough when it comes to the weekend, i.e. Fri Sun. It is the most popular excursions for Hong Kong people and also the Mainland Chinese. Together with the development of Casino, famous brands such as Venetian, Grand Hyatt, Conrad, Sheraton and Four Seasons, are all lies on the Cotai Strips, Macau just like another Vegas in the Orient. It worthwhile to take a side trip or to overnight there when you are so close to it, (delete it is) just 55 minutes ride on the Turbojet, you even travel direct from Hong Kong International Airport.
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Macau Accommodation
3 Stars Hotel Period Jan Jun 2014 Macau City Sun -Thu Hotel Sintra Fri, Sat, Public Holiday & Eves 31 Jan-9 Feb, 18-20 Apr, 30 Apr-3 May, 6 May, 31May-2 Jun, 29-30 Jun 4 Stars Hotel Period Jan Jun 2014 Macau City Sun -Thu Fri Rio Hotrel Sat Speical Holiday: 01, 05-07 Apr, 18-21 Apr, 6 May, 31 May-2 Jun 31 Jan-6 Feb 2014 Sun -Thu Fri Golden Dragon Sat 6, 20 & 30 April, 2 Jun 2-Jun 31 Jan-6 Feb , 1-3 May Cotai Sun -Thu Regency Macau Fri, 28 Sep Sat, 18-20 Apr, 1 Jun , 30 Jun 5 Stars Hotel Period Jan Jun 2014 Macau City Sun -Thu MGM Grand Hotel Fri, Sat, Public Holiday & Eves 1-9 Feb, 29-30 Apr, 1-4 May Cotai Sun -Thu Grand Hyatt Macau Fri Sat 30 Jan -9 Feb, 27-30 Apr, 1-4 May King / Twin King / Twin King / Twin 286 / 390 390 / 416 416 / 442 Black-out 27 58 Grand Room Grand Room Black-out 266 442 22 58 Superior Superior Superior Room Type 104 119 145 Room rate B'fast Extra Bed 13 39 Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Black-out Standard Standard Standard Standard Black-out 127 166 205 166 205 10 45 117 156 195 387 12 58 Standard Standard Black-out Room Type Room rate B'fast Extra Bed 110 149 11 N/A Room Type Room rate B'fast Extra Bed

Rates are valid as specified & quoted as dates indicated, per room per night, All rates are quoted in US Dollars, nett inclusive of tax and services charges Rates are subject to hotel availability and may change without prior notice
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Macau Land services Pleased to advise that the hoteliers are very generous, they provide frequent free shuttle bus between the Macau pier to their hotel, and it provides very convenient way for visitors to travel to and from the hotel to pier. You may not need to reserve the transfer! Services /Pax Transfers In Hong Kong Between residing hotel and Pier with English speaking guide

125 per car per way

In Macau Between residing hotel and Pier with English 125 per car per way speaking guide Surcharge of US$20 for any service between 22:00- 09:00 hrs Turbojet US$ per person Hong Kong > Macau pier 24 Macau pier > Hong Kong 25 Sea Express 25 Hong Kong Airport Macaus pier 35 Macaus pier Hong Kong Airport 37 Sightseeing Half-day City Tour (4 hrs) 180 To visit the Ruin of St. Paulo, A-ma temple, Leal Senado Square and Macau Tower with Buffet lunch As there is no Russian speaking guide in Macau, the 300 per guide tour fee for Russian guide to accompany guests from Hong Kong to Macau ( 8 hrs). All Rates are quoted in US Dollars, per person | Transfer and ferry ticket rates are per person per way Tour is conducted by English speaking guide Due to the numbers of world class hotels in Macau, dinning would be an experience for a memorable trip. You may amaze yourself in the local delicatessen from the walk of St. Paulo ruin down to the Leal Senado Square. There are hawkers who will hand you the grilled dry beef, almond cookies or ginger candies, it is fun! Sample the Portuguese dishes from the restaurants in Rua do Cunha, a narrow pedestrian street in Taipa.

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Payment terms & Conditions Currency: All rates are quoted net per person in US Dollars and subject to change accordingly to market fluctuation if necessary. Validity: All rates listed are valid till December 2014, unless otherwise, specified Reservation: All services should be booked through the HS Travel International Company Limited, Hong Kong office (the Organiser) and confirmation is subject to availability. The contact address is:
HS Travel International Company Limited Room 916, 9/F Tower A, New Mandarin Plaza, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong Telephone: (852) 27396100 | Fax: (852) 81693223 Email: mice@hstvl.com | Website: http://mice.hstvl.com/dmc_hongkong

Payment : Full payment must be settled through the Hong Kong office prior to clients/group arrival or any option date given in our confirmation at the time of booking, unless credit facility and/or specific terms and agreement has been made in advance, otherwise all reservations will be cancelled automatically. Payment can made by Bank Draft, swift transfer pay-in to our bank account. Company cheques and personal cheques are not accepted. Bank Details: Beneficiary : HS Travel International Company Limited Bank Name : Standard Chartered Bank (HK) Ltd. Account Number : 413-2-101299-0 Currency : US Dollars Bank Address : 1/F, 10 Granville Road, Tsmi Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong

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Cancellation Deposits are fully refundable if the amendment cancellation is received by the office in Hong Kong not less than 30 days in advance. Cancellation fee will be levied accordingly to the time cancellation is made. No refund or reduction will be made to any member of Group / F.I.T. who break the journey from the itinerary or any part of the itinerary or a no-show. Organizers Liability The Organizer shall not, under any circumstances, be liable under contract, any sort or otherwise for: any expenses, damages or losses incurred or sustained by any tour participants which arise from or are as a result of any act, omission, default of neglect, causing injury, damage or loss to tour participants or luggage any delay or cancellation of transportation, e.g. flights, trains, etc. any changes in travel programs, routes or timetables, or failure to provide seats, or baggage-carrying facilities or failure to provide accommodation.

Force Majeure The organizer shall have the sole and absolute discretion to modify any arrangements, cancel or shorten the duration of any tour in the event of force Majeure, hostilities, accident imposition of customs or other duties taxes or other circumstances beyond the control of the Organiser which render it necessary in the Organisers reasonable opinion that such steps should be taken, The Organiser shall be relived of all liabilities and obligations resulting there from, upon notice to the tour participants to and full refund of any amount paid for the tour or the unused portions of the tour, as appropriate.

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Public Holidays 2014

Hong Kong
Every Sunday The first day of January Lunar New Years Day The second day of Lunar New Year The fourth day of Lunar New Year Ching Ming Festival Good Friday The day following Good Friday Easter Monday Labour Day The Birthday of the Buddha Tuen Ng Festival Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day The day following the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival National Day Chung Yeung Festival Christmas Day The first weekday after Christmas Day 01-Jan 31- Jan 01-Feb 02--Feb 05-Apr 18-Apr 19-Apr 21-Apr 01-May 06-May 02-Jun 01-Jul 09-Sep 01-Oct 02-Oct 25-Dec 26-Dec

Macau
New Years Day Lunar New Year's Day The second day of Lunar New Year The fourth day of Lunar New Year Ching Ming Festival Good Friday The day before Easter Labour Day The Buddhas Birthday (Feast of Buddha) Tung Ng Festival (Dragon Boat Festival) The Day following Chong Chao (Mid-Autumn) Festival National Day of the Peoples Republic of China The Day following National Day of the Peoples Republic of China Chong Yeung Festival (Festival of Ancestors) The first working day after Chong Yeung Festival (Festival of Ancestors) All Souls Day Feast of Immaculate Conception Macao S.A.R. Establishment Day Winter Solstice Christmas Eve Christmas Day 01-Jan 31-Jan 01-Feb 02--Feb 05-Apr 18-Apr 19-Apr 01-May 06-May 01-Jun 09-Sep 01-Oct 02-Oct 13-Oct 14-Oct 02-Nov 08-Dec 20-Dec 22-Dec 24-Dec 25-Dec

Contact Us: HS Travel International Company Limited Room 916, Tower A, New Mandarin Plaza No 14 Science Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Kowloon, Hong Kong Tel: 852 27396100 | E-mail: mice@hstvl.com Web: http//mice.hstvl.com

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