Hong Kongers have always been enthusiastic about traveling and are keen to try new things. They are alsomore inclined to try solo
It’s no surprise — Taiwan flights often come with discounts, and the laid-back lifestyle is absolutely appealing. Some say that travel is more than just food and fun; you need to truly immerse yourself in the local community. RecentlyRelated reading:[FeverTravel]Taipei Pretend Hipster Café Guide
Musi Cat Lounge Coffee Shop located in Da’an District, Taipei
Right after Taipei, of course, comes Japan, the favorite of Hong Kong people. Tokyo and Osaka firmly hold the second and third spots.When it comes to Tokyo, some people have recently discovered that you don’t necessarily have to go to Bolivia—right nearby, Japan has its own “Mirror of the Sky.”Related reading:Japan’s version of a sky mirror, just one hour from Tokyo
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Other selected cities include Bangkok, Seoul, London, Singapore, Okinawa, Taichung, as well as Paris, Vancouver, and others.Skyscanner visited a popular travel blogger from Hong Kong, Priscilla Ng, also known as “I Am the Travel King,” who has traveled solo to most of the cities on the “Top 20 Solo Travel Destinations” list.: ?span style="background-color: #ffff99;">Skyscanner ??/span>
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She said: "I traveled solo through 13 countries, and my longest trip lasted nearly a year.Nowadays, online information is readily available, and journey planning tools make it easy for us to plan trips and set off spontaneously, exploring the world on our own.For travelers trying independent travel for the first time, I recommend my favorite destination, Okinawa, which has convenient transportation and low prices.If you plan to stay at a guesthouse, you can fully experience the local culture and lifestyle of Okinawa.”
And another interviewee, the author of "Starting with a Love for Travel," Daneil
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