Hong Kong Island Hong Kong Travel Guide
Over 40% of Hong Kong's land area is Country Parks and Special Areas, including Tai Tam.
Recycling bins are in public spaces. Support businesses reducing single-use plastics.
Hong Kong imports much fresh water. Minimize your water usage, e.g., shorter showers.
Make choices that support a greener Hong Kong.
Consider purchasing carbon offsets for flights. Use public transport.
Look for hotels with environmental certifications.
Choose products from ethical brands and local designers.
Select operators prioritizing responsible tourism.
Back local heritage and cultural preservation.
Carry a reusable water bottle and fill it up throughout the day. This minimizes plastic waste.
Engage respectfully with local traditions and people.
Organizations like the Antiquities and Monuments Office preserve historic sites.
Be polite, patient, and use basic Cantonese phrases.
Be mindful of people's privacy, especially in residential areas or markets.
Dress modestly, covering shoulders and knees. Remove shoes in certain places.
Your travel choices support local communities.
Support small businesses, markets, independent shops in older districts.
Seek fair trade products and ethical brands like those at PMQ.
Dine at 'cha chaan tengs' and 'dai pai dongs', use local guides.
Support local businesses, traditional markets, and independent shops. Your patronage helps these businesses thrive.
Your travel choices can directly support local communities and help positive economic outcomes.
Back small businesses, traditional markets, and independent shops.
Seek out fair trade products and ethical brands if you wish.
Be aware of the origin of souvenirs.
If you wish to donate, contribute to registered local charities.
Your choices directly benefit the local economy.
Explore local eateries, "cha chaan tengs," and "dai pai dongs."
Visit local markets instead of international chain stores.
Hire local tour guides and use local service providers.
Be aware of responsible tourism. Support practices that prioritize the well-being of local communities and the environment.
Every dollar spent with a local business circulates within the community, strengthening its economy.
