# hong kong tourists trapped in bus

August 23, 2010: 7 Hong Kong tourists and guide killed in Manila bus hostage crisis » Chief Executive Donald Tsang Yam-kuen criticised the handling of a hostage crisis in Manila last night in which eight Hong Kong tourists were killed and two critically injured. Scmp.com

Hong Kong vows transport review after 1000s of tourists stranded » Security chief Chris Tang has said the authorities will review border-crossing arrangements after mainland tourists were left stranded. Hongkongfp.com

r/worldnews on Reddit: Hong Kong has expressed angry shock at the Philippines after the deaths of eight of its tourists in a bus hijack, cancelling all travel to the country. » Posted by u/vault101kid - 112 votes and 146 comments Reddit.com

hong kong metro: five transfers?? — Human Transit » We'll be in Hong Kong Sep 9-11; remarkably, it will be my first visit. As you'd expect, I jumped onto Google looking for hotels that would be convenient to the rail line from the airport.  Yikes! That's the airport on the far left, on the Airport Express Line (AEL). Hong Kong boosters, help me out […] Humantransit.org

Hong Kong hostages killed in Manila bus siege » A bus hijacking in the Philippine capital in which eight Hong Kong tourists died ends after police shoot and kill the hostage-taker, a former police officer. Bbc.com

Layover guide to the buzzing city of Hong Kong - Reachinghot » It was amazing to finally explore the intriguing city of Hong Kong. Here's my Hong Kong travel guide for experiencing the city with a tight schedule! Reachinghot.com

Hong Kong to/from China Border Crossing Guide » This article is originally found here: https://www.globalfromasia.com/hong-kong-border/ Medium.com

Hong Kong cruise stop trip report / Kai Tak shuttles, MTR and Hong Kong / Macau tour options » We returned recently from a Japan / China / Taiwan / Hong Kong cruise on the Celebrity Millennium. The Millennium as are most cruises to Hong Kong was docked at Hong Kong's Kai Tak Cruise Terminal. We overnight on the Millennium and then extended our trip in Hong Kong / Macau before flying home c… Boards.cruisecritic.com.au

r/interestingasfuck on Reddit: A 5 hour (47 miles) bus journey around Hong Kong for people to sleep on. The tour is designed for people who can't sleep at night but fall asleep easily on the bus to and from work. Costs $13 to $51 depending on whether they choose the upper or lower deck. » Posted by u/Gobi_Masala - 88,655 votes and 2,566 comments Reddit.com