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Smoking is not allowed in enclosed public places like theaters, buses, ferries, MTR and KCR, in enclosed restaurants and wherever you see "NO SMOKING" signs, even on some sidewalks. Hong Kong is one of the strictest NO SMOKING locations on the planet. You may not smoke in most buildings and in many public parks, in fact, in most public places. Fines are stiff.
Eating and drinking is prohibited in all MTR and KCR stations.
The Bauhinia, Hong Kong's flower, at the Convention Centre
WE DRIVE ON THE LEFT. Look to the RIGHT before crossing two-way streets. Be careful when crossing the street in front of Fenwick Pier.
Military personnel are under the jurisdiction of Hong Kong police. Do not litter or smoke in unspecified places. Hong Kong has become litter conscious, charging large fines for an offence. This includes discarding cigarette butts! Use the trash containers.
At Fenwick Pier, 100 phones are available. Although they are intended for overseas calls, they can be used FREE for calls within Hong Kong. Some of our phones can connect you to American operators for collect calls. Ask at the Information Booth.
Many shops and restaurants provide phones for FREE for local calls or toll-FREE long-distance calls. Just ask. Public phones cost HK$1, exact change. They accept $2 and $5 coins, but don't give change if you only make one call. Don't mistake the double ring signal for a busy signal, which is a single repetitive beep. Most pay phones accept both coins and phone cards.