Travel Information

Question 1

Effective from 1 August 2010, a passenger aged 18 or above is allowed to bring in Hong Kong, for his own use, A litre(s) of alcoholic liquor with an alcoholic strength above B by volume measured at a temperature of 20C exempted from duty. If the passenger holds a Hong Kong Identity Card, he must have spent C hours or longer outside Hong Kong.

Answer 1

A one
B 30%
C 24

Question 2

Effective from 1 August 2010, a passenger aged 18 or above is allowed to bring in Hong Kong, for his own use, the following quantity of tobacco products exempted from duty: A cigarettes; or one cigar or B grams of cigars; or C grams of other manufactured tobacco.

Answer 2

A 19
B 25
C 25

Question 3

Cross-Boundary Movement of Physical Currency and Bearer Negotiable Instruments Ordinance came into operation on 16 July 2018. Under the Ordinance, a traveller who arrives in Hong Kong and is in possession of a large quantity of currency and bearer negotiable instruments (CBNIs) with a total value of more than A must make a written declaration to a Customs Officer, using the Red Channel under the Red and Green Channel System.

Answer 3

A 120 000 HKD

Question 4

Passengers taking High Speed Rail at the Hong Kong West Kowloon Station should arrive at least 45 minutes before the train departure to complete security check and relevant immigration formalities. Each passenger should not carry more than A kg of luggage for adults and B kg for children. The maximum total dimensions per piece of luggage should not exceed C cm.

Answer 4

A 20
B 10
C 130

Question 5

As High Speed Rail (Hong Kong Section) does not provide baggage or parcel consignments, passenger may contact the service provider for parcel consignment and delivery services which is located in the Ticketing Concourse at level A in the station.

Answer 5

A B1

Question 6

Group visitors who patronise a registered shop arranged by Travel Industry Council members are entitled to A protection if they are dissatisfied with their purchases. To apply for a refund, mainland visitors are required to make a refund request within B after purchase or C after purchase for overseas visitors

Answer 6

A a full refund
B 6 months
C 14 days

Question 7

A is a Chinese Buddhist Monastery located on Universal Gate Road, Tai Po. It is overlooked by a 76 metres tall bronze B statue. The idea for the development of the monastery germinated with Mr C who as of mid 2015 has contributed over HK$1.7 billion

Answer 7

A Tsz Shan Monastery
B Guan Yin
C Li Ka Shing

Question 8

Under the scheme administered by the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB), QTS-accredited establishments must pass stringent annual assessments showing that they meet high standard of product quality and service. This means they must A

Answer 8

A provide clearly displayed prices, display clear product information and ensure superb customer service

Question 9

To cope with the future air traffic demand, construction for expanding Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) into a A commenced in August 2016. The Airport Authority also unveiled plans for B, a 25 hectare integrated development located next to HKIA that will comprise retail, dining and entertainment facilities, offices and hotels.

Answer 9

A three-runway system

B SKYCITY

Question 10

After more than 3 years renovation, Avenue of Stars was re-opened on 31 January 2019 with many new features, including the A celebrity handprints.

Answer 10

A 107

Question 11

The four statues erected along the Avenue of Stars are the statues of A.

Answer 11

A the Hong Kong Film Awards, Anita Mui, Bruce Lee and McDull

Question 12

Situated in A, the 60 metre high Hong Kong Observation Wheel has 42 gondolas that comfortably seat B passengers and come equipped with high speed Wi-Fi.

Answer 12

A Central Harbourfront

B 8

Question 13

The Hong Kong Tourism Board organises the ‘Hong Kong A Festival’ since 2009.

Answer 13

A Wine and Dine

Question 14

A Symphony of lights has been awarded the world’s Largest B by Guiness World Records. The nightly sectacle combines interactive lights of 47 buildings on both sides of Victoria Harbour

Answer 14

A Permanent Light and Sound Show

Question 15

Opened in April 2016, Ani-Com Park@Harbour Fun is the first A in Hong Kong, adjacent to the B.

Answer 15

A selfie themed park

B Golden Bauhinia square

Question 16

Tourism Commission in collaboration with Central and Western District Council and Leisure and Cultural Services Department, undertook the revitalisation of the Dr sun Yat-sen Historical Trail in 2018. Under the theme of ‘A’, nine local artists were engaged to redesign the B plaques with their idiosyncratic visual lingo to showcase the rich historical and cultural characteristic of Hong Kong.

Answer 16

A art across time

B 16

Question 17

A is the highest indoor observation desk in Hong Kong. It is located on the 100th floor of the B. It offers visitors a magical bird’s eye sweep of this world famous sight with an unbeatable 360 panoramic view

Answer 17

A Sky100

B International Commerce Centre

Question 18

The Ocean Park’s A is expected to open in 2020 as the first and only waterfront water park in South East Asia.

Answer 18

A Tai Shue Wan Water World

Question 19

Stepping into 2019, the Hong Kong Disneyland will keep launching more all-new immersive attractions and experiences, including ‘A: Nano Battle!’ in the world of Marvel, the brand new B in the castle area, the ‘World’s Biggest Mouse Party’ (celebrating the 90th anniversary of Mickey Mouse).

Answer 19

A Ant-Man and The Wasp

B Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique

Question 20

What are the five marine parks in Hong Kong?

Answer 20

1 Hoi Ha Wan Marine Park
2 Sha Chau and Lung Kwu Chau Marine Park
3 The Brothers Marine Park
4 Tung Ping Chau Marine Park
5 Yan Chau Tong Marine Park

Question 21

The A Marine Reserve lies on the south-eastern tip of Hong Kong Island.

Answer 21

A Cape D’Aguilar

Question 22

A is a visually spectacular 5.7km cable car journey, travelling between Tung Chung Town Center and Ngong Ping on Lantau Island. The single journey lasts for about B minutes

Answer 22

A Ngong Ping Skyrail

B 25

Question 23

Located in the far northwestern coast edge of Lantau Island, the Tai O fishing village has a population of around 5500. This is home to the Tanka people, a community of fisherfolk. Its distinctive A houses built over 200 years ago along the 15 metre wide Tai O creek have led to it being called the B

Answer 23

A stilt

B Oriental Venice

Question 24

In 2015, Hong Kong Geopark was renamed A

Answer 24

A Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark

Question 25

A geopark is a unique natural area with a special significance and natural and cultural landscapes, and serves the three objectives of A

Answer 25

A conservation, education and sustained development

Question 26

The Sai Kung Volcanic Rock Region of the Hong Kong Geopark displays spectacular A.

Answer 26

A hexagonal volcanic rock columns

Question 27

Hong Kong’s A is one of the most important bird sanctuaries in Asia. Every winter, it is home for around B birds, including some endangered species.

Answer 27

A Mai Po Nature Reserve

B 50000

Question 28

Tung Ping Chau is famous for Three Flats and one Wonder. Three flats are flat A. Tung Ping Chau is only 1.1km² in size.
As for the wonder, it refers to the famous B

Answer 28

A flat sea, flat island and flat rock

B shale

Question 29

The A, which winds around the highest point on Hong Kong Island, begins at B Road near the Peak Tower. Visitors can see the world famous vista of Victoria Harbour from the Peak.

Answer 29

A Peak Circle Walk

B Lugard Road

Question 30

Situated about 2km from the centre of Tai Po, A was designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest as early as 1980. It is famous location for watching butterflies in Asia. There are nearly B and about 50 of these are not commonly seen in Hong Kong.

Answer 30

A Fung Yuen Butterfly Reserve

B 180

Question 31

Tourism is one of the major economic pillars in Hong Kong. While work on boosting family and business travels continued, special effort was made by the government to promote A.

Answer 31

A MICE, cruise tourism, mega events and green tourism

Question 32

Built in 1914, the Kom Tong Hall was originally the residence of Ho Kom-Tong, the younger brother of the Hong Kong’s Magnate Robert Hotung. This four-storey building in typical A has the facade surronded by the Greek-style granite columns. The building is among the best-preserved buildings dating back to the early 20th century in Hong Kong. It has now been converted into the B.

Answer 32

A Edwardian classical style

B Dr Sun Yat-sen Museum

Question 33

What are 5 main heritage trails in Hong Kong?

Answer 33

A Central and Western Heritage Trail
B Tai Tam Waterworks Heritage Trail
C Wan Chai Heritage Trail 
D Ping Shan Heritage Trail
E  Lung Yeuk Tau Heritage Trail

Question 34

In 2017, the Hong Kong Tourism Board rolled out the ‘Hong Kong Neighbourhoods’ promotion to encourage visitors to explore Hong Kong beyond the traditional tourist areas. The first campaign was ‘A’ whih repackaged the elements around the region, such as historical architecture, gourmet meals, arts and culture, fashionable lifestyle and entertainment delights, into tourist walking routes with district characteristics.

Answer 34

A Old Town Central

Question 35

In September 2018, the Hong Kong Tourism Board launched the ‘Hong Kong Neighbourhoods - A’ with the theme of ‘Every Bit Local’ to present the most authentic local neighbourhood to overseas visitors.

Answer 35

A Sham Shui Po