Kowloonbay International Trade Exhibition Centre Transfers

A staple of Hong Kong’s bustling financial network and an immersive way to experience the mainland’s historic Kowloon Bay neighborhood, the mall-themed space of Kowloon Bay International Trade & Exhibition Centre is one that instantly sparks intrigue. Spaces include a massive theater setting, large banquet hall and enormous classrooms, not to mention walking distance to various parks, gardens and plazas leading to modern-classic transfers via Kowloon Bay Station. Several unique hotels also offer resort-style suites walking distance from the venue. Ensure good times go on with a ride that guarantees fast transfers, reserving one of many meet-and-greet services that range from taxis ideal for convenient drop offs to Hong Kong International or stretched limousines best for making the right impression. Those most interested in getting an intimate vibe going should opt out for the freedom of personal vehicles, whether it be a small sedan perfect for seeing the often overlooked beauty of the Chinese countryside or a spacious chartered bus that can carry dozens to some place special.

Idyllic quarters for spending the night in the neighborhood include Camlux Hotel’s hip ambiance popular with business travelers for its near access to the convention center and 24-hour airport shuttles, while the resort-style amenities of Regal Oriental Hotel offers a quiet park-side ambiance along Prince Edward Road. Look forward to Kowloon Bay’s immediate attractions with a short walk around the neighborhood instead, getting a look at cutting-edge eco architecture at the Zero Carbon Building while looking forward to the various shops of Telford Plaza. Escape the region altogether with a stroll across Jordan Valley Park Community Garden, located just outside the bounds of the region and offering fresh air before the much larger parklands ranging from the epic lookouts of Lion Rock Country Park to the historic mines and ancient trails of Ma On Shan Country Park. End the night with dinner somewhere special, especially popular choices including the Hong Kong-style eats of Kee Hing as well as traditional Cantonese from Tai Wing Wah Village Cuisine toward the train station.