Very much enjoyed the Art Fair today. Lots of diverse talent. I was particularly impressed with Sophie Cape and Chong Siew Ying in Hall 1 and Juree Kim in Hall 3. If its wet, you have to check-in your umbrella. A bore, but queue not long. And taxi queue long, SO head towards Wan Chai MTR to the left for... More

I remember watching Harry Connick Jr. in the HKCEC. He dissed the joint as being like a cave. It was actually. I don't know why his promoter booked him there, but it was cavernous. It seems all the big shows are going to Asia World Expo nowadays anyway. More

I have been to HK Convention & Exhibition Centre many times. They hold many international trade shows and exhibitions. They have large exhibition areas with modern facilities. It is walking distance from Wanchai MTR. It is also connected to 2 world class hotels, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong and the Renaissance Harbour View Hotel. More

The Golden Bauhinia is the worst restaruant in HK right now. The managment is complacent when everything goes badly. More

We had pampered our palate with a great seafood dinner at HKCEC last Oct. Thanks to its natural advantages of a mild climate, rich coastal seas and fertile soils, New Zealand is recognized as one of the cities for finest seafood and agricultural products . Heard that the Congress Restaurant at HKCEC was promoting the “New Zealand Seafood Dinner Buffet”,... More

Another huge structure with no content. It is a complete waste of time as there's just nothing of interest to be seen there except the occasional fair. More

could not understand such scenery just for group tour, well especially for mainland chinese More

Why did I say that this was the best convention center in the world? Because I've been to MANY convention centers in the world and this one is like a mini world within it. For the people who have to attend trade shows or seminars, you need everything close by. This one has it. I counted 5 restaurants within the... More

This turtle shape building has many tales, some say it has something to do with Fung Sui, beleive it or not is no one's business, this building will go down in history book to remember in July 1997, England and China, it's here where both country leaders sit side by side, officially hand over Hong Kong back to China, no... More