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New taxi fare scheme applied to all Urban Taxi (red color) started 30 Nov 2008. In addition to an increase in base fares, there is an incremental increase from HK$1.40 to HK$1.50 up to nine kilometers. After that the increment drops to HK$1, meaning a trip that used to cost HK$100 will now cost HK$95.50 and a ride that cost HK$300 will now be 20 percent cheaper.
First 2 kilometres or any part thereof HK$18
Every subsequent 200 metres or part thereof / Every period of 1 minute waiting time or part thereof
Since most taxi have not changed their fare meter, so, please make sure they charge you a correct fare according to the fare table (paper form convertion table).
For more details, click here.
Enjoy free surfing at government Wi-Fi locations. This is for the general public, people can surf the web freely for business, study, leisure or accessing government services whenever they visit the designated Government premises. Foreign visitors can enjoy Internet access at the designated tourist spots.
You may go to GovWiFi Locator for more details about the GovWiFi locations.
Causeway Bay
- World Trade Centre (shopping and restaurant area)
- KFC – G/F, 40 Yee Wo Street, Causeway Bay
Central
- International Finance Centre
- Kosmo Coffee, corner of D’Aguilar and Wellington Streets, Lan Kwai Fong
- Island Shangri-La Hotel (lobby and function rooms), Pacific Place
- Honolulu Coffee Shop, No. 33 Stanley Street
- Central Fortress shop underground (near the entertaiment exit)
- stand outside the Central estalator (near Central Market)
Sheung Wan / Western District
- Shun Tak Centre
- on the street near to Wing On Department Store
Wan Chai
- Zambra Coffee, 239 Jaffe Road
- G/F & 1/F, Wan Chai Computer Centre
- outside M722 bus stop in Lockart Road
Kowloon Tong
- Festival Walk Shopping Center
Tsim Sha Tsui
- Crema Coffee, G36 Peninsula Centre, Tsim Sha Tsui East
- The Kowloon Hotel Hong Kong (all guest rooms, retaurants and bar)
- Kowloon Shangri-La (lobby), Tsim Sha Tsui East
- China Ferry Terminal & Shopping Centre
Discovery Bay
- Discovery Bay Resident Club
- Discovery Bay Office Centre (business centre)
- Club Siena (reading room)
- Discovery Bay Piers (waiting area)
- Discovery Bay Piazza (all outdoor sitting area)
Hong Kong is using GSM/PCS system. So, if your mobile support either of this system and haven’t on lock, you can buy a prepaid card and use it with your phone. It only cost you around HK$0.3/min. Much cheaper than roaming.
If you wanna to buy it at HK International Airport, just go to 7-Eleven to buy it. Same price.
Free broadband internet terminals are available at the following MTR stations.
You can access the world-wide-web, check and send web-based e-mails and surf the Internet for free.
1. Central Station Platform 3
2. Prince Edward Station Concourse
3. Wan Chai Station Platform 1
4. Tsuen Wan Station Concourse
5. Kowloon Tong Station Concourse
6. Kowloon Bay Station Concourse
7. Causeway Bay Station Concourse Exit B, C
