About Hong Kong
Regarded as an Asia’s world city, Hong Kong consistently ranked among the world’s most visited destinations. From soaring skyscrapers, neon-lit street to scenic mountain trails, the city offers exceptional value through its rich cultural diversity, world-class cuisine, premier shopping, sun-drenched beaches and exhilarating theme parks. Before your journey, check out the Hong Kong Tourism Board and explore the city now. 

Visa Information
Nationals from approximately 170 countries and territories can visit Hong Kong visa-free for stays from 7 to 180 days. If you are unsure of your status, you may check upon the visa requirements provided by the Hong Kong Immigration Department.
For Mainland Chinese Citizens, please use a valid Hong Kong and Macao Travel Permit (for private or for official purposes) to enter Hong Kong. Please check that your permit has not expired before travel.

Gateway to Chinese Mainland and Macao
Effective from 12 June 2025, the Chinese Mainland offers a 240-hour (10-day) visa-free transit for 55 countries. Guests can transit in 60 major cities in Chinese Mainland before flying to/from Hong Kong. Please see this link for details.

It only takes about an hour to get from Hong Kong to Macau. You can take ferry from the HK airport and the city downtown or take the coach via the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge. Please refer to this link for details. 

 From Airport to Summit Venue (Hotel ICON and PolyU Campus)

	Airport Express Train Take the Airport Express train to Kowloon Station (about 29 minutes, HK$105), then take a short taxi ride from Kowloon Station to Hotel ICON/ PolyU Campus, both located at Hung Hom. (8–10 minutes, HK$40–60). The Airport Express station is located on the arrival floor of the airport. Trains run every 10 minutes from 05:54 until midnight, then every 12 minutes until the final service at 00:48 daily.
	Public Bus – Route A21  The bus terminus is located at the Airport Ground Transportation Centre. Airport bus Route A21 (about 60-80 minutes, HK$34.6) runs between the airport and Hung Hom Station. To Hotel ICON: Take 17 stops to Mody Road, Chatham Road South. the hotel is a relaxed 600 m (7-minute) stroll away. To PolyU Campus: Ride all the way to the last stop, Hung Hom Station Bus Terminus — campus is right across the road.
	Taxi Taxis are readily available at the airport. It takes about 35 minutes and costs approximately HK$300 (US$39), subject to traffic conditions. Please note that taxis only accept cash payments.