Travel to Hong Kong with the "Pain Index Liberation" package, starting from NT$7,999 (taxes included)!

The Taipei International Travel Fair is in full swing. In response to the overall rise in overseas travel prices, the Hong Kong Tourism Board has launched the “Hong Kong No Price Hike!” campaign. Combining this with the current popular “composure” trend, they’ve introduced the “Hong Kong Composure Itinerary,” with a three-day-two-night package starting from just NT$7,999 (taxes included)—the same price as last year’s ITF. This affordable pricing makes it easy for the public to travel, enjoy a composed journey, and experience overseas travel at an attractive price, easing the pain index caused by rising costs.

For those seeking a more composed trip, the Hong Kong No Price Hike packages are sure to lift your spirits. EVA Air is offering a three-day trip starting from NT$7,999 (taxes included), including accommodation at The Blossom Hotel, a round-trip Airport Express pass, and a full-day MTR travel card. China Airlines is offering a three-day trip starting from NT$8,888 (taxes included), featuring four-person shared rooms at the Grand City Hotel in Kwun Tong. In addition to a round-trip shuttle bus voucher, you’ll also receive a round-trip Peak Tram ticket to ride the century-old tram up to Victoria Peak and enjoy one of the world’s top three night views of Victoria Harbour. The breathtaking view from above is enough to stir anyone’s composure. To support travelers during tight financial times, China Airlines is offering a “No Summer Price Hike” promotion for six Saturdays during the summer vacation period—July 7, July 14, July 21, August 4, August 11, and August 18—with limited spots of 32 people per departure date. Book now during the travel fair to secure your spot quickly.

Cathay Pacific is also offering a three-day trip starting from NT$8,888 (taxes included), with accommodation at the South Bay Hotel and complimentary upgrades to sea-view rooms for a truly relaxing and composed experience. Alternatively, you can upgrade to a Crystal Cabin on the Ngong Ping 360 cable car to enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of Hong Kong’s stunning land, sea, and sky scenery, embracing a sense of calm and tranquility. The Hong Kong Tourism Board also recommends visiting outlying islands such as Lamma Island, Stanley, and Repulse Bay, or exploring other exotic locations to experience a simpler side of Hong Kong beyond the bustling city, and to embrace a composed lifestyle.

Another unique composure-themed itinerary is the “Travel Hong Kong with Stephen Chow’s Humor,” where you can follow in the footsteps of Stephen Chow’s movies with a touch of his iconic deadpan humor. Planned and launched by EVA Air, the “Travel Hong Kong with Stephen Chow” three-day-two-night group tour starts from NT$16,800. It takes fans to iconic filming locations from Stephen Chow’s movies, including the Jade Pavilion Floating Restaurant from *The God of Cookery*, where the God of Cookery competition took place; Temple Street, the birthplace of the explosive “Squirted Pork Ball” from *Shaolin Soccer*; and the Peak Lookout restaurant from *King of Comedy*, where Stephen Chow’s character Mileage and his date Bobo (played by Maggie Cheung) went for a meal… and more. Relive classic scenes from these films through the itinerary. On July 7, July 21, and August 4, the trip will be led by Stanley Leung, Creative Director of the Taiwan Branch of the Stephen Chow International Film Fans Club, who will guide fans through Hong Kong’s movie locations from a superfan’s perspective.

Additionally, other premium hotel deals include: EasyCard Travel offering a three-day stay at the Grand Hyatt Hong Kong starting from NT$14,888 (taxes included). Compared to the Grand Hyatt Taipei, which costs NT$8,800 per night, the Hong Kong package is an incredible value. It includes a complimentary upgrade to a sea-view room, round-trip Mercedes-Benz transfers, plus either a Peak Tram & Sky Terrace combo ticket or a Big Bus sightseeing ticket. Bestway Travel offers stays at the InterContinental Hong Kong starting from NT$15,599 (taxes included) and the W Hong Kong starting from NT$18,599 (taxes included). Both options include complimentary upgrades to sea-view rooms, a choice between a round-trip Airport Express voucher or a round-trip shuttle bus voucher, a full-day MTR travel card, and tickets to the Sky100 Observation Deck. Guests staying at the W Hong Kong will also receive a complimentary lunch set at the “Star Muse” Chinese restaurant. Tamsuo Travel’s The Mira Hong Kong package starts from NT$14,988 (taxes included) and includes a complimentary lunch at the Michelin one-star restaurant, Caprice.