Sarah Song praises fitness of Louis Cheung and Shawn Yue tells Jason Chan to learn from them

Hong Kong actress beauty queen Sarah Song (宋熙年) and  British-born Hong Kong actor and television presenter Jason Chan (陳智燊) were recently in an event and they were complaining that they had gained weight because of their busy and unpredictable work schedules and cold weather.

Jason Chan revealed that Sarah praises Louis Cheung's (張繼聰) and Hong Kong actor and singer Shawn Yue's (余文樂)  fit bodies and keeps telling him to learn from them.

Since 2009, 39 years old Jason Chan is rumored to be dating 2007 Miss Chinese International winner Sarah Song, who lives at different towers within the same residential complex. 10 August 2014, Sarah had posted a photo of herself and Jason Chan. The two were on a dinner together as a celebration of Sarah Song's 29th birthday. In the photo, the sweet couple were smiling happily as the former Miss China International contestant wraps her hand across the Jason's shoulders.

Sarah Song captioned her photo, saying, "Thank you for another birthday. More wonderful birthdays ahead...but hopefully not wrinkles." This post was then regarded by the public as her confirmation that she is in fact in a relationship with Jason Chan.

Where to stay in Hong Kong?

Hong Kong is a popular tourist destination where East truly blends with West. With its impressive skyline, fantastic Cantonese cuisine, world class night life and shopping experience, Hong Kong offers something to every taste and budget. Hong Kong draws people from all around to travel, live and work in the city and fully deserves its nickname : Asia’s World City.

Hong Kong has been under British rule for 150 years until 1997. Although it is now a part of China, its political system, economy and social life resembles more West then China.

Although people think an ultra crowded city where futuristic skyscraper littered skyline meets neon sign filled narrow streets when they hear about Hong Kong, most of Hong Kong is rural. The area takes its name from Hong Kong Island which is not the largest part of Hong Kong but is the main interest area for visitors. Central Hong Kong is on the North West part of Hong Kong Island but majority lives on mainland in the northern area.

So, Where to stay in Hong Kong? For most tourists, Hong Kong means the north of Hong Kong Island and the south of Kowloon. Hong Kong Island is the cleanest part of Hong Kong and is also the most expensive. Impressive finance and business center of Hong Kong is here. Most high class shopping, night life and neighborhoods are also here.

Kowloon is one of the most population dense area on the planet. As you travel from south to north (towards New Territories), the city gets dirtier and worn-out. Still, it offers infinite food, shopping and culture shock opportunities as you travel inland.

When choosing accommodation in Hong Kong you need to know several things : Hong Kong is very safe (almost as safe as Singapore and Tokyo). It also has an excellent public transportation network which allows you to arrive any important place in the city easily. And Hong Kong hotels are very expensive. So based on your budget, you can get away from central Hong Kong to save money without sacrificing so much safety and convenience. Choose hotels near major subway stations or bus routes.

Hong Kong map and major districts of Hong Kong. For many visitors, Hong Kong means the north of Hong Kong Island, and the south of Kowloon. You can find almost all Hong Kong tourist attractions in this central places. Map of Hong Kong is from Wikitravel Hong Kong Travel Guide.

Central Hong Kong

Central area is the north west of Hong Kong Island and is the place which comes to mind when you think Hong Kong. This is the main tourist attraction full of skyscrapers and shopping centers. Lan Kwai Fong (蘭桂坊) near Central MRT Station is one of the most popular night life center in Hong Kong. Soho (荷南美食區) is an area between Hollywood Road and Bonham Road-Caine Road and is a very famous entertainment district full of bars, night clubs, shops and art galleries. From here if you go to IFC Shopping Mall, you will see the escalators going uphill. Before Victoria Peak, you will find The Mid-Levels (半山區) and a little below it Sheung Wan (上環) with its colonial era buildings and shops.

Victoria Peak (太平山) is the most upper class area in Hong Kong. The view overlooking central and Victoria Harbour (see below) makes it a must visit place for every tourist to Hong Kong.

Central Hong Kong is the best place to stay in Hong Kong if you can afford it. If you plan to stay here, it saves a lot to check online room prices and find the best deals. For hotels in this area you can check Hong Kong Central Hotels pages.

Hong Kong Skyline viewed from Victoria Peak on Hong Kong Island. The place full of skyscrapers is Central Hong Kong and is the north of Hong Kong Island. The other side of the strait is Kowloon.

Wan Chai

The eastern region of Central area is Admirality. Towards east of Admirality lies Wan Chai, one of the most colorful areas in Hong Kong. Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, Hong Kong Arts Centre, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre are here. The area to the west of Lockhart Road is one of the largest bar strips of Hong Kong. Once the area was exclusively Hong Kong’s Red Light District but now offers much extended range of entertainment. But you can still see “working women” from Thailand and Philippines in the area.

The tallest building in Hong Kong, Central Plaza, is also in Wan Chai. There are many shops and restaurants in the area for all budgets and tastes. It is a popular place to stay with its proximity to central Hong Kong. For hotels here visit Hong Kong Wan Chai Hotels pages.

Causeway Bay

Further east, you will find one of the most popular shopping areas in Hong Kong, Causeway Bay. Popular department stores of Seibu and Sogo are here with gigantic Times Square Shopping Mall. The largest green area in Hong Kong, Victoria Park is also here. If you have time and can wake up early, visit the park in very early morning to watch masses doing Tai Chi.

Causeway Bay is quite a popular area to stay in Hong Kong. For hotels and serviced apartments here, visit Hong Kong Causeway Bay Hotels pages.

Tsim Sha Tsui

To the north of Hong Kong Island, you can find Tsim Sha Tsui, the southernmost tip of Kowloon District. This area around Star Ferry Pier is one of the most popular tourist areas in Hong Kong and offers a fantastic view of skyscraper filled Central Hong Kong. Taking a photo here is a must. This area is the best place to watch Christmas light show on skyscrapers. The rooftop bars and restaurants here also offers fantastic Hong Kong view. Walk a little inside and you will find Nathan Road full of electronic, jewellery, clothing and tailor shops.

Tsim Sha Tsui is another central area to stay in Hong Kong. Visit our Hong Kong Tsim Sha Tsui Hotels page for details.

View of Hong Kong from Tsim Sha Tsui

Jordan & Mong Kok

If you are more adventurous from a typical tourist, head deep into Kowloon to see how actual Hong Kong residents live. Jordan is a microcosm of working class Hong Kong and offers countless shops, restaurants, hotels and residential buildings with authentic Far East city life. Jordon is also a place where you can find nice and cheap Hong Kong hotels. Fro here, it is still very easy to access Tsim Sha Tsui and Hong Kong Island. This makes Jordon one of the best places to stay in Hong Kong for budget conscious travellers.

Mong Kok has 130,000 people per square kilometer and is a tourist attraction in itself for those eager to experience the most populous area on the planet. Outside tourist regions, Mong Kok offers traditional shops and restaurants. The neon Chinese sign forests of the streets here are must visit.

For hotels in Jordan and Mong Kok, visit Hong Kong Jordon hotels and Mong Kok hotels pages.

Hong Kong Mong Kok

B P International Hong Kong Hotel

I am in Hong Kong for a business trip and this time my company booked a room in B P International Hong Kong Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui. The hotel has an excellent location which is right next to Kowloon Park (a large public park in Tsim Sha Tsui Kowloon Peninsula). It is 3 minutes walk from Jordan MTR Station and there are a lot of amenities around like a Seven-Eleven with opportunities for cheaper breakfast if you have not bought a room with breakfast. I will not be able to comment on the breakfast of the hotel because the dude in my company did not buy it!

The hotel and the rooms are clean. As in many hotels in Hong Kong, the rooms are small and the furniture are a little old. Hotels self-service laundry at 13th floor is quite handy where you can wash, dry and iron your clothes. The

One problem with the hotel is its size. The hotel is huge. And there are a lot of guests. This makes it quite crowded in every facility, Lifts are usually packed and full and occasionally you need to wait for the next lift because the one arriving is full. The hotel is also tall so try to choose a higher floor room looking towards the park because the view is quite good.

The event I am attending is in a quite high end hotel, The Mira Hong Kong. B P International Hong Kong Hotel is 5 minutes walk from this hotel and is much cheaper to stay in.

I am still staying one more day and I will update the post after I leave the hotel. It seems like a good choice if you are looking for relatively budget, central Hong Kong hotel near an MTR Station.

B P International Hong Kong Hotel from Kowloon Park

B P International Hotel is at 8 Austin Road, Jordan, Hong Kong. For latest room prices, price comparisons and details like customer reviews, you can check B P International Hong Kong Hotel page.

Hong Kong hotels offer free smartphone with free internet

3 hotels in Hong Kong, Cosmopolitan Hotel Hong Kong and its sister hotels Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong and Dorsett Mongkok now offers a Smart Handy Phone to every guestroom. The smartphone features 24-hour free use of 3G internet and personal hotspot for multi-device connectivity, unlimited local calls and IDD calls to up to five countries namely United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Singapore and China.

“Free WiFi hotspots may be getting common in Hong Kong, but they are still very limited in certain places. Often, you are limited to only 45 minutes free internet access before you start paying. Being a hotel operator that prides itself on service perfection, we want to ensure our guests 24-hour internet connectivity whenever wherever they are, so this is where handy phone comes into play. Not only that, handy phone will also replace the hefty bill for international calls,” said Ms. Anita Chan, General Manager of the three Hong Kong hotels. “This handy phone is a no-brainer and is specially designed for tourists of all ages. It is lightweight and like everyone else mobile phone, you can bring in and out the hotel as you like. We believe it will greatly enhance our guests travel experience, bringing them greater convenience and significant cost savings like no other.”

The Smart Handy Phone is available in the room after a guest checks-in. Throughout their stay, guests are free to use the phone and they do not need to pay any cash or credit deposit. And the guest can also take the phone with them which allows 24-hour internet connection everywhere in the city. With the unlimited 3G data and hotspot function, guests can share WiFi with a group of friends or posting their photos on social media anytime anywhere.

This smart phone is also making travel a hassle-free and fun experience with useful pre-loaded features including interactive maps, Hong Kong city guide and a host of exciting discounts for dining, nightlife, shops and local attractions across the city to allow guests travel like a local.

Upon check-out, every device will be reset to its original setting leaving no trace of browsing history, dialed numbers or personal information on the phone.

Cathay Pacific Flight Deal : 2-Way Air Ticket via Cathay Pacific from Singapore to Hong Kong 45% OFF

Pack up, suit up and get out of Singapore! Take a trip to Hong Kong and have a whole new travelling experience! Step into a whole new world and unleash the child in you at Disneyland. Snap a picture with your favourite artists at Madame Tusauds Hong Kong! Have a little wild and wet fun at the Water World. Simply get out and soak in the sun as you get closer to the wilderness. Sink your feet in the beautiful beaches, dance with the butterflies in the City Parks, hike up the mountains or just go cycling! An adventure of unlimited fun awaits you at Hong Kong! So don't wait anymore!

This flight deal from Singapore to Hong Kong via Cathay Pacific is only $158 per person instead of $285 (Option 1) or $228 per pax instead of $476 (Option 2). The deal includes 2 Way economy air tickets via Cathay Pacific Airways, 20 Kg check in baggage allowance and 7 Kg hand carry baggage allowance. Meals on board are also included.

If you want to check-out more travel deals, take a look at Singapore Travel Deals page. For more flight deals, you can also look at our Singapore Flight Deals thread.

Flight schedules for Option 1 and Option 2 (subject to changes and availability) are below:
Option 1 (Travel From 10 Apr to 30 Jun 2014):
Cathay Pacific flights from Singapore to Hong Kong
SIN HKG CX714 0115 0510
SIN HKG CX650 0700 1055
SIN HKG CX736 0955 1405
SIN HKG CX690 1245 1640
SIN HKG CX734 1605 2005
Cathay Pacific flights from Hong Kong to Singapore
HKG SIN CX739 1120 1505
HKG SIN CX735 1425 1820
HKG SIN CX635 1520 1905
HKG SIN CX711 1620 2010

Hongkong: 2 Way Air Ticket via Cathay Pacific.

Option 2 (Travel from 1 Jul 2014 - 31 Aug 2014):
Cathay Pacific flights from Singapore to Hong Kong
SIN HKG CX714 0115 0510
SIN HKG CX650 0700 1055
SIN HKG CX736 0955 1405
SIN HKG CX690 1245 1640
SIN HKG CX734 1605 2005
Cathay Pacific flights from Hong Kong to Singapore
HKG SIN CX739 1120 1505
HKG SIN CX735 1425 1820
HKG SIN CX635 1520 1905
HKG SIN CX711 1620 2010

For redemption and travel periods as well as terms and conditions, visit the deals web site : Hongkong: 2 Way Air Ticket via Cathay Pacific.

Ten Budget Hotels in Hong Kong below US$100 per night

Both business and leisure travelers are looking for more ways to save their money on upcoming travel to Hong Kong and one of the best way to do that is to stay in a budget hotel in Hong Kong to cut cost on expensive hotel room prices. As a budget conscious traveler blog, we are happy to released a list of 10 hotels with below US$100 per night room rates. These Hong Kong budget hotels have also collected the best customer reviews and many are located near the city center and within walking proximity to MRT train stations and with their affordable room rates are a boon to both business and leisure travelers.

These budget hotels are shortlisted based on pricing and guests’ feedbacks. Many of these hotels are also located near the city center and within walking proximity to MRT train stations. Although Hong Kong hotels are known to be expensive, travelers can take relief that there are still cheap hotels to be found in Hong Kong.

Check out the ten Hong Kong hotels below US$100 here:

1)Island Pacific Hotel
With picture window views, 12-foot ceilings and a quiet West Central waterfront location, 4-Star Island Pacific Hotel is located near bus and tram to take you almost anywhere. Room rates in Island Pacific Hotel start from US$96 per night.

2) Mingle Place On The Wing
A 4-Star Hong Kong hotel in Central District (located in the heart of historic Sheung Wan), 47 room Mingle Place On The Wing offers exceptional convenience for the traveller with easy access to Hong Kong's key commercial, financial and shopping destinations. Room rates in Mingle Place On The Wing start from US$71 per night.

3) Butterfly on Morrison Boutique Hotel
Butterfly on Morrison Boutique Hotel, formerly known as only Butterfly on Morrison, is a 4-star, cozy European-style boutique hotel resides in Causeway Bay and caters mainly to international business travelers. Daily room rates start from $99.

4) Bishop Lei International House
Located in Hong Kong Central / Sheung Wan Area, 227-room and 4-Star Bishop Lei International House is near the Lan Kwai Fong area is famous for its restaurants, bars and nightlife. Room rates in Bishop Lei International House start from US$96 per night.

5) Dorsett Mongkok Hong Kong
Dorsett Mongkok Hong Kong, formerly known as Cosmo Hotel Mongkok, is a 100% smoke-free hotel in the heart of the cosmopolitan of Kowloon Peninsula, a four minute walk to the nearest Olympic subway station and a ten minute stroll to the diverse Nathan Road for restless shopping. Room rates in Dorsett Mongkok Hong Kong start from US$96 per night.

60 West Hotel is a serviced apartment stype hotel in Hong Kong.

6) Y-Loft Hostel Hongkong
3-Star Y-Loft Hostel Hongkong in Chai Wan is a nice youth hotel with reasonable price (in Hong Kong standards) and facilities. The hostel is near MRT and is easily accessible from every part of Hong Kong. Room rates in Y-Loft Hostel Hongkong starts from US$99 per night.

7) Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong
4-Star Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong in Wanchai is close to Causeway bay shopping area and MRT station. Time Square, one of the biggest shopping mall in Hong Kong, is walking distance away. Room prices in Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong starts from US$81 per night.

8) Hotel de Edge by Rhombus
4-Star Hotel de Edge by Rhombus in Hong Kong Central / Sheung Wan Area is near Sheung Wan metro station, or if you prefer the buses and trams, a short walk from Deveux Road where there are numerous stops. Room prices in Hotel de Edge by Rhombus starts from US$99 per night.

9) Cosmopolitan Hotel Hong Kong
This 4-Star hotel is only an 8-minute walk or 5-min ride from Times Square and the Causeway Bay MTR station. It also offers shuttle service to many major shopping areas including Times Square, HK Convention and Exhibition Centre, IFC Mall and Airport Express Line Hong Kong Station, and other parts on the Hong Kong Island. Room rates in Cosmopolitan Hotel Hong Kong starts from US$92 per night.

10) 60 West Hotel
4-Star 60 West Hotel is in Hong Kong Central / Sheung Wan Area is an new (opened in 2011) modern serviced apartment style hotel minutes away from the Sheung Wan MTR, Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal, bus stops, and bus terminals. Room rates in 60 West Hotel starts from US$92 per night.

Where to stay in Hong Kong?

Hong Kong is a popular tourist destination where East truly blends with West. With its impressive skyline, fantastic Cantonese cuisine, world class night life and shopping experience, Hong Kong offers something to every taste and budget. Hong Kong draws people from all around to travel, live and work in the city and fully deserves its nickname : Asia’s World City.

Hong Kong has been under British rule for 150 years until 1997. Although it is now a part of China, its political system, economy and social life resembles more West then China.

Although people think an ultra crowded city where futuristic skyscraper littered skyline meets neon sign filled narrow streets when they hear about Hong Kong, most of Hong Kong is rural. The area takes its name from Hong Kong Island which is not the largest part of Hong Kong but is the main interest area for visitors. Central Hong Kong is on the North West part of Hong Kong Island but majority lives on mainland in the northern area.

So, Where to stay in Hong Kong? For most tourists, Hong Kong means the north of Hong Kong Island and the south of Kowloon. Hong Kong Island is the cleanest part of Hong Kong and is also the most expensive. Impressive finance and business center of Hong Kong is here. Most high class shopping, night life and neighborhoods are also here.

Kowloon is one of the most population dense area on the planet. As you travel from south to north (towards New Territories), the city gets dirtier and worn-out. Still, it offers infinite food, shopping and culture shock opportunities as you travel inland.

When choosing accommodation in Hong Kong you need to know several things : Hong Kong is very safe (almost as safe as Singapore and Tokyo). It also has an excellent public transportation network which allows you to arrive any important place in the city easily. And Hong Kong hotels are very expensive. So based on your budget, you can get away from central Hong Kong to save money without sacrificing so much safety and convenience. Choose hotels near major subway stations or bus routes.

Hong Kong map and major districts of Hong Kong. For many visitors, Hong Kong means the north of Hong Kong Island, and the south of Kowloon. You can find almost all Hong Kong tourist attractions in this central places. Map of Hong Kong is from Wikitravel Hong Kong Travel Guide.

Central Hong Kong

Central area is the north west of Hong Kong Island and is the place which comes to mind when you think Hong Kong. This is the main tourist attraction full of skyscrapers and shopping centers. Lan Kwai Fong (蘭桂坊) near Central MRT Station is one of the most popular night life center in Hong Kong. Soho (荷南美食區) is an area between Hollywood Road and Bonham Road-Caine Road and is a very famous entertainment district full of bars, night clubs, shops and art galleries. From here if you go to IFC Shopping Mall, you will see the escalators going uphill. Before Victoria Peak, you will find The Mid-Levels (半山區) and a little below it Sheung Wan (上環) with its colonial era buildings and shops.

Victoria Peak (太平山) is the most upper class area in Hong Kong. The view overlooking central and Victoria Harbour (see below) makes it a must visit place for every tourist to Hong Kong.

Central Hong Kong is the best place to stay in Hong Kong if you can afford it. If you plan to stay here, it saves a lot to check online room prices and find the best deals. For hotels in this area you can check Hong Kong Central Hotels pages.

Hong Kong Skyline viewed from Victoria Peak on Hong Kong Island. The place full of skyscrapers is Central Hong Kong.

Central Hong Kong is the best place to stay in Hong Kong if you can afford it. If you plan to stay here, it saves a lot to check online room prices and find the best deals. For hotels in this area you can check Hong Kong Central Hotels pages.

Wan Chai

The eastern region of Central area is Admirality. Towards east of Admirality lies Wan Chai, one of the most colorful areas in Hong Kong. Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, Hong Kong Arts Centre, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre are here. The area to the west of Lockhart Road is one of the largest bar strips of Hong Kong. Once the area was exclusively Hong Kong’s Red Light District but now offers much extended range of entertainment. But you can still see “working women” from Thailand and Philippines in the area.

The tallest building in Hong Kong, Central Plaza, is also in Wan Chai. There are many shops and restaurants in the area for all budgets and tastes. It is a popular place to stay with its proximity to central Hong Kong. For hotels here visit Hong Kong Wan Chai Hotels pages.

Causeway Bay

Further east, you will find one of the most popular shopping areas in Hong Kong, Causeway Bay. Popular department stores of Seibu and Sogo are here with gigantic Times Square Shopping Mall. The largest green area in Hong Kong, Victoria Park is also here. If you have time and can wake up early, visit the park in very early morning to watch masses doing Tai Chi.

Causeway Bay is quite a popular area to stay in Hong Kong. For hotels and serviced apartments here, visit Hong Kong Causeway Bay Hotels pages.

Tsim Sha Tsui

To the north of Hong Kong Island, you can find Tsim Sha Tsui, the southernmost tip of Kowloon District. This area around Star Ferry Pier is one of the most popular tourist areas in Hong Kong and offers a fantastic view of skyscraper filled Central Hong Kong. Taking a photo here is a must. This area is the best place to watch Christmas light show on skyscrapers. The rooftop bars and restaurants here also offers fantastic Hong Kong view. Walk a little inside and you will find Nathan Road full of electronic, jewellery, clothing and tailor shops.

Tsim Sha Tsui is another central area to stay in Hong Kong. Visit our Hong Kong Tsim Sha Tsui Hotels page for details.

View of Hong Kong from Tsim Sha Tsui

Jordan & Mong Kok

If you are more adventurous from a typical tourist, head deep into Kowloon to see how actual Hong Kong residents live. Jordan is a microcosm of working class Hong Kong and offers countless shops, restaurants, hotels and residential buildings with authentic Far East city life. Jordon is also a place where you can find nice and cheap Hong Kong hotels. Fro here, it is still very easy to access Tsim Sha Tsui and Hong Kong Island. This makes Jordon one of the best places to stay in Hong Kong for budget conscious travellers.

Mong Kok has 130,000 people per square kilometer and is a tourist attraction in itself for those eager to experience the most populous area on the planet. Outside tourist regions, Mong Kok offers traditional shops and restaurants. The neon Chinese sign forests of the streets here are must visit.

For hotels in Jordan and Mong Kok, visit Hong Kong Jordon hotels and Mong Kok hotels pages.

Mong Kok, Hong Kong

Lan Kwai Fong 3

The 3rd installment of sexy Lan Kwai Fong film series, Lan Kwai Fong 3 (喜愛夜蒲3), is in theaters now. Set amid Hong Kong’s most vibrant nightlife hub, Lan Kwai Fong is about partying, boozing and promiscuous lifestyle and thanks to its actresses generous display of their assets has been quite a hype in Asia.

All 3 Lan Kwai Fong movies have relatively unknown cast and low budget. The first movie, Lan Kwai Fong (2011) just costed 750,000 USD to produce but generated twice that in just a month only in Hong Kong screening.

Set in Hong Kong’s nightclub and bar district, Lan Kwai Fong, the film follows three couples as they act out their desires. Jason Chan (陳柏宇), Whitney Hui (許亦妮), Jeana Ho (何佩瑜), Alex Lam (林德信), Ava Yu (雨僑) star and Celia Kwok (郭穎兒). Michael Tse (謝天華), Christine Ng (伍詠薇), Kelvin Kwan (關楚耀), and Ronan Pak (白健恩) make cameo appearances.[1]

You can watch Lan Kwai Fong 3 trailer here. Do not get so exited about the lingerie and French kiss scenes of Whitney Hui in the trailer. Whitney is managed under TVB, who fiercely protects the images of its artists, and there are very limited number of explicit appearences of the starlet in the movie.

Dada Chen, big boob Hong Kong starlet, was supposed to have a lead role in Lan Kwai Fong 3 but she has quitted showbiz before the cameras rolled for the movie (Dada Chan had a lead role in the first movie). The replacement was 2011 Miss Hong Kong second-runner up Whitney Hui, who boasts an impressive 35D bustline (seems like a must to take a lead role in a Hong Kong erotic movie) took on Chen’s role.

Lan Kwai Fong 3

With this installment, director of all 3 movies, Wilson Chin (錢國偉) released a new installment each year.

[1] - “Lan Kwai Fong 3″ Releases Official Trailer

Best of the Best Hotel: Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong

After two consecutive years been honoured with the Certificate of Excellence by TripAdvisor in 2012 and 2013 for its excellent service, Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong reaches a new height as it claims another equally prestigious accolade – the Best of Expedia’s VIP Access® Hotels in 2013. This award arrives in a timely manner for the newly launched “Thoughtfully Yours” accommodation package designed to pamper guests with free 4G Pocket City WiFi, 24-hour Flexi Stay and up to 35% discount on room rate.

“Being honoured by the world’s two most influential online travel sites simultaneously is the best testament to our commitment in delivering an all-round excellent experience for our guests. While we stay focused on providing a comfortable resting environment for our guests, we constantly innovate our services to meet the ever-changing needs of both business and leisure travellers. 'Thoughtfully Yours' is one of a kind aimed to extend the comfort and convenience enjoyed by our guests within the hotel to the streets,” said Ms. Anita Chan, General Manager of Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong.

Promising its guests a stay beyond expectation, “Thoughtfully Yours” package includes all the travel essentials relished by any traveller who are either travelling for work or fun. Features include free use of 4G Pocket City WiFi that allows 24-hour incessant WiFi connection on the street; 24-hour Flexi Stay for guest to have a say on their check-in time and a full 24-hour stay to explore the city to the fullest. Other rewarding perks include attractive 35% discount on room rate, free-flow of selected drinks every day from 5pm till 2am at the fashionable Nooch Bar and daily buffet breakfast for two.

TripAdvisor is the world’s largest and most popular travel site ascribed for its reliable travel reviews shared by millions of travellers from around the world. Certificate of Excellence celebrates hospitality excellence and is given only to hotels that consistently achieve outstanding traveller reviews on TripAdvisor. Only 10% out of 400,000 listed accommodations worldwide receive this prestigious award.

While the Best of Expedia’s VIP Access® Hotels award is only achieved by the top 20% out of nearly 1,500 hotels under Expedia.com global VIP Access collection based on the feedback of the elite members. Selected hotels represent the best of the best in the global hospitality industry, which have proven to excel in providing consistent and high quality service and superior accommodation experience for their elite members, as well as all the guests from around the world for the past year.

Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong had been honoured with the Best Elite Satisfaction Score in Asia Pacific by Expedia.com earlier on, recognising its service excellence regionally. “Our exceptional reputation is a result of each and every one of us believing and holding firmly to our service motto “Beyond Thoughtful. Anytime. Everywhere”, we will continue to strive for excellence by being passionate in our endeavour to deliver quality service and continuous improvement in all aspects,” said Ms. Chan.

4-star boutique Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong is situated amid Wan Chai and Causeway Bay just opposite to Hong Kong Stadium and across the Happy Valley race course. Having a total of 142 room keys, this Hong Kong boutique hotel has a 100% in-door smoke-free policy. Rooms are sectioned into different room categories with a size ranging from 15 to 83 sq.m and all color coded into orange, yellow and green for free selection. Highlighting a voguish touch of design, the hotel also emphasizes on technology offering high speed Internet access and rental service of iPad with 3G connection. Free WiFi is available in all hotel public area. A mere 8-min walk from the hotel is subway Causeway Bay station and Time Square mega shopping mall, the hotel provides complimentary shuttle service to destinations in Causeway Bay, Wan Chai, Admiralty, Central and Quarry Bay as well. Nooch Bar in hotel lobby presents award-wining cocktails and Breeze on 5/F has a corner for free self-serviced coffee.

Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong is the recipient of Certificate of Excellence Year 2012 and 2013 by TripAdvisor and “Best of VIP Access” by Expedia.com. It is also managed by Dorsett Hospitality International and a member of Utell Hotels and Resorts.

Sire Ma (馬賽) lesbian relationship news

We have written before about Sire Ma's (馬賽) lesbian relationship with mainland Chinese film producer Wang Ziqi (汪子琦). The couple was seen kissing on the streets of Shanghai. As if a woman cannot have lesbian relationship, Hong Kong media such as Popularasians.com continues to call the relationship as Sire Ma (馬賽) lesbian scandal. Scandal is a stupid name given to this incident by close-minded people. Scandal is maybe something like cheating, getting caught nude or leak video in "action". A relationship is not a scandal even it is a homosexual one. I wish Hong Kong media some way to bring their mind to 2013, a year many countries have started to accept and legalized homosexual marriages yet alone accepting a homosexual relationship.

According to Popularasians.com,  Sire Ma's career is at risk as TVB asked her to take two months rest and vendors dropped her from promotional events. Also Wang Ziqi’s ex-girlfriend, Laura Lee, claims Sire stole her lover:

American-Chinese entrepreneur Laura Lee, Wang Ziqi’s business partner, claims to date her fot one year before Sire Ma started to date her:

 “Sire Ma lied to me. She told me she was going to Chongqing to visit her mother. When I returned to Shanghai, I discovered that Wang Ziqi changed all of her passwords in her phone. She constantly received WeChat messages, and they were all from Sire Ma.”

Laura confronted the pair in a coffee shop in Hong Kong. Sire admitted that she has been dating Ziqi since September. “She also told me that Wang Ziqi was happier with her and demanded me to back out. She said Wang Ziqi didn’t love me and being together would be useless. I was beyond embarrassed.”
Source : Sire Ma Was in a Lesbian Love Triangle

Cecilia Cheung seen in Singapore

Hong Kong actress and cantopop singer Cecilia Cheung Pak-Chi (張柏芝) recently visited Singapore and filled the nets with many comments/gossips after her photos with hunks, some proudly topless. started to circulate. In one of the photos Cecilia Cheung was seen posing intimately with a Caucasian man in a local restaurant. More photos of Cecilia’s trip appeared lately showing the actress exhibiting her volumptuous figure in a red bikini.

A Singaporean hunk known as Hero Zhang Jin Tao also posed with her and uploaded pictures of him with Cecilia suggesting that the well-built Singaporean man played host to the actress during her visit, bringing her to restaurants and doing water sports activities together. On his blog, he referred to Cecilia as a “goddess” and openly expressed his admiration for the actress.

Rumour has it that Hong Kong actress Cecilia Cheung was not in Singapore for vacation but was planning to follow the footsteps of Francis Ng and send her boys to school in Singapore:

Bandao website reported that the actress, who was in Canada just a while ago, was recently spotted vacationing in Singapore with her two children, Lucas and Quintus, and was seen taking the boys to a gaming arcade.

However, sources believed that the actress' trip to Singapore was not only meant to be a holiday getaway, but also to scout for good schools, as she also previously mentioned in an interview that she intends to find Lucas and Quintus a good education environment.

Source: Cecilia Cheung reportedly sending kids to Singaporean school

Meanwhile she was criticized about her parenting style:

Negative gossip follows Cecilia Cheung (張柏芝) wherever she steps foot. In a recent Singapore vacation, Cecilia was accused of flirting with various men while on a wake-boarding trip. Cecilia appeared in a bikini while surrounded by topless, muscular men. Accompanying Cecilia were her two sons, 6-year-old Lucas (謝振軒) and 3-year-old Quintus (謝振南), who were once again pulled out of school to take their vacations.

Netizens shared photos of Cecilia and her sons as they were spotted at various locations in Singapore, including at an amusement arcade. While Cecilia may have intended to take her sons on a fun trip, her parenting style is once again being criticized as being irresponsible in making the boys skip school for leisure activities.

Although no dates were found on the travel photos, it was reported that the principal of Lucas’ school has already issued a last warning letter to get him back to school. Even father Nicholas Tse (谢霆锋) has claimed that he is looking into the matter.

Source : Cecilia Cheung Pulls Son Out of School Again

Cheung was married to Nicholas Tse until between 2008 and 2011 and has 2 sons with him.

Is Sire Ma in a lesbian relationship with Wang Ziqi?

Update: Hong Kong based Chinese actress Sire Ma (馬賽) has been photographed kissing Wang Ziqi (汪子琦) according to some media outlets:

Despite her explanation that Chinese talent agent Wang Ziqi was only a friend, actress Sire Ma was recently caught behaving intimately with the wealthy businesswoman.
According to Mingpao website, the 26-year-old actress, who took a two-month vacation to Europe with Wang earlier, was spotted in Shanghai with Wang last week.

The two women set tongues wagging when they were photographed holding hands and smooching frequently at the airport and in the restaurant. They were also caught kissing passionately on the streets, unfazed by the attention from passers-by.
Source : Sire Ma refuses to clarify relationship with Wang Ziqi

When asked about their relationship, Sire, who attended an event in Hong Kong on 5 November, replied, "The reports were out of context. Only time will tell the kind of person I am and what happened at the time."

Sire Ma (馬賽) has been photographed kissing Wang Ziqi (汪子琦)

Is  Hong Kong based Chinese actress Sire Ma (馬賽) in lesbian relationship? According to PopularAsians web site, Sire Ma took a two-month trip to Europe with wealthy mainland talent agent Wang Ziqi (汪子琦). Since she has earlier admitted that she is currently dating, everybody was expecting to see her partner next to her in the trip. When the two women appeared close in photos that Wang shared on her Weibo profile, people rumored that Sire Ma is lesbian:

The sources also noted that Ms. Wang had paid for Sire’s entire vacation, suggesting that Sire is being “kept” and possibly using this relationship to further her mainland activities.
Source : Sire Ma in Lesbian Relationship?

Wang Ziqi (汪子琦) according to sources is the former mainland manager for Kenix Kwok (郭可盈) and leaked the evidence of Frankie Lam (林文龍) cheating in the marriage in 2009. Ms. Wang was jailed for extortion. Since she left prison, Ms. Wang’s luck turned and her film and beauty business thrived. Ms. Wang regularly mixes with celebrities and her good friends include Rosamund Kwan (關之琳) and Carina Lau (劉嘉玲).

Sire Ma (born 31 July 1987) is a Chinese actress based in Hong Kong. She was the 2nd runner up at the Miss Hong Kong Pageant 2008, simultaneously winning the Miss Photogenic Award. She later went to participate in the Miss International 2008, but was unplaced. She is currently attending Hong Kong Baptist University.

Sire Ma (馬賽)  and Wang Ziqi (汪子琦)

Hong Kong Disneyland Iron Man Theme Area will open in 2016

Hong Kong Disneyland (香港迪士尼樂園) announced a new themed area based on Iron Man, which will take guests on an epic adventure of a lifetime as they join Tony Stark in a battle against alien invaders across the city of Hong Kong.

“Since Marvel became part of the Disney family, our Imagineers have been dreaming up new ways for our guests to experience their favorite Marvel characters and stories,” said Tom Staggs, chairman of Walt Disney Parks and Resorts. “We’re thrilled to bring this first Marvel attraction featuring Iron Man to Hong Kong Disneyland."

As the story unfolds, Tony Stark – also known as Iron Man – has brought his Stark Expo to Tomorrowland at Hong Kong Disneyland where guests have the opportunity to see firsthand the progression of Tony’s Iron Man suits and many other Stark innovations. The anchor of the attraction is the Iron Man Experience itself, where guests will be able to take flight with Iron Man on an epic adventure that not surprisingly pits Iron Man, along with guests, against the forces of evil.

Even more, this first-of-its kind, E-ticket attraction will include a storyline that takes place in the streets and skies of Hong Kong.

Set to open in late 2016, the experience will also include an area where guests can meet and take photos with Iron Man, as well as a Marvel merchandise location.

“Combined with Toy Story Land, Grizzly Gulch and Mystic Point, this new themed area underscores commitment to and confidence in the continued growth of Hong Kong Disneyland,” Staggs said.

In the past two years, these new areas have increased the size of the park by about 25 percent, bringing the number of attractions and entertainment offerings at Hong Kong Disneyland to more than 100.

“The new Marvel-themed area will give guests visiting Hong Kong Disneyland even more reasons to visit,” said Andrew Kam, Managing Director of Hong Kong Disneyland. “We are pleased to see the momentum of growth continue at Hong Kong Disneyland benefitting both our resort and the entire Hong Kong tourism industry.”

Iron Man is one of some 5,000-plus characters that are part of the Marvel universe. Over the last 70 years, Marvel has continued to be one of the most prominent character-based entertainment brands. The Walt Disney Company purchased Marvel Entertainment in 2009.

Daily flights from Seattle to Hong Kong by Delta Air Lines

Delta Air Lines will launch a new daily nonstop service from Hong Kong International Airport to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on 18 June 2014, subject to government approval. Tickets are available for purchase from 24 August 2013.

The new service complements existing nonstop service from Hong Kong to Tokyo-Narita which offers convenient connections to eight U.S. gateways and is an important enhancement to Delta's growing trans-Pacific network between Asia and the U.S..

“With our new nonstop service to Seattle, Delta continues to build our industry-leading trans-Pacific network, one which provides the most convenient choice for our customers traveling to the U.S,” said Vinay Dube, Delta's senior vice president – Asia Pacific. “Over the past three years, Delta’s revenue has grown more than 60% in the Asia Pacific market and we will continue to invest in the network, product and service, airport facilities and technology to improve the customer experience in the region.”

The flight will operate using a 234-seat Airbus 330-200 aircraft with 34 full-flat bed seats in BusinessElite, 32 seats in Economy Comfort and 168 Economy class seats.

Like all of Delta's trans-Pacific flights, the new Hong Kong services feature full-flat bed seats in BusinessElite – each with direct aisle access – as well as Economy Comfort seating and inflight entertainment in every seat throughout the aircraft.

 Delta's BusinessElite service includes a five-course gourmet meal including Chinese meal option, paired with a wine menu curated by Master Sommelier Andrea Robinson. The inflight experience is completed with Westin Heavenly In-Flight bedding, which includes exclusively designed pillows and comforters, as well as Tumi amenity kits with products from Malin+Goetz. Every seat throughout the aircraft offers a personal on-demand entertainment system featuring an extensive library of movies including Chinese, TV shows, music and games.

Hong Kong hotel deals during Jewellery & Gem Fair

World's number one jewellery event, Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair, will be held between 11 - 15 September 2013. Hosting more than 50,000 buyers and 3,500 exhibitors from around the world, the fair offers a huge variety of jewellery, gemstones, related equipment and services.

Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair is a very big event. It is held in two venues - the AsiaWorld-Expo and the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre. Attendees can browse an unprecedented range of products, talk with exhibitors from 22 countries, and visit the 16,000sq.m diamond pavilion, assembled under the banner of the Antwerp World Diamond Centre and the Israel Diamond Institute.

And for those that aren’t familiar with the word horlogerie, it’s simply a fancy word for watchmaking. Therefore, the First Asia Haute Horlogerie Exhibition will be showcasing some of the best, the rarest, the oldest and the most expensive watches in the world. This event – also at the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre – will be held from 24-27 September. Visitors can check out displays by renowned watch artisans, browse some of the world’s top brands, and visit the Mastery of Time exhibit, which traces humanity’s history of timekeeping.

Of course, visitors don’t have to spend all their time within the confines of the two huge venues – each is located near to some of Hong Kong’s most popular attractions. AsiaWorld-Expo is located at the Hong Kong International Airport, which has easy access to the famous Tian Tan Buddha statue, the Ngong Ping cable car, markets, shops and trekking paths. An easy train journey takes guests to the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre right in the heart of Hong Kong, which has access to all the famous food, shopping, architecture and neon-lit pedestrian walkways that the city is famous for.

For fans of finely-crafted jewellery, world-class metalwork and precision mechanical engineering, these two events in one of Asia’s great cities are too tempting to avoid. To make the most of a trip, take a look at the specials on offer at these great Agoda.com hotels.


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Angelina Zhang leaked nude photos

Hong Kong actress Angelina Zhang (Cheung Woon Nga - 張暖雅) has never been shy of displaying what she has. Her popularity is largely thanks to 2 18 years of age ++ movies Lan Kwai Fong and Due West Our Sex Journey where her male audience has seen as much as they could.

Now, 17 nude photos of Angelina Zhang, obviously taken before she has "enhanced" her look are circulating online and went viral in Chinese speaking work. The actress was suprised to know that the photos are online but acknowledged that the lady in the photos are her.

The photo series was taken 4 years ago in 2009 and taken by a photographer for artistic purposes. According to Angelina only her former manager and the photographer had the photos, but she thinks the photographer probably didn't keep those photos. Given that she and her former management company had problems (she has only made 400K for the company instead of the millions she claimed) she has implied tht her former managers were behind the leak.

Angelina's former management company was quick to deny the allegations.

Angelina Zhang later broke the silence and filed a report to the police after her pictures surfaced online. She described the people who spread her naked photos as 'worse than wild animals' and she also swore that no man was involved in taking her nude photos.

According to AppleDailyEnglish, Angelina Zhang's pictures are allegedly exposed to stir up buzz:

It was not clear whether someone exposed her pictures to harm her reputation or she did this herself to garner more attention. 

The actress said these pictures were once handed to her previous agent two years ago upon signing a contract. Yet, her previous agent denied being the one to expose the pictures and said that he had nothing to do with it. Zhang's manager ended up accusing the actress of taking jobs in private without going through him. 

Zhang denied that she was the one sending out these pictures to promote herself and stated that revealing these pictures could only harm her relationships with her clients. 

The actress and her director husband said that they would call the police when they return to Hong Kong and call a press conference to explain everything. 

Source : Chinese actress' pictures allegedly exposed to stir up buzz

Angelina Zhang was reportedly secretly married to a Hong Kong director Hu Yaohui (胡耀輝), who directed the x-rated film "Due West: Our Sex Journey" where Zhang was also part of the cast.

Johnnie Walker Bruce Lee Advertisement

It has been 40 years since legendary Chinese American martial artist and filmmaker Bruce Lee took Equagesic (a painkiller) and went to take his eternal sleep. Expert said he has died from an allergic reaction to the muscle relaxant (meprobamate) in Equagesic, some said he had a delayed reaction to a Dim Mak strike he received several weeks prior to his collapse. Whatever the reason, as Linda Lee's voice over in Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story says, it is better to discuss the Dragons's life instead of his death.

And The Dragon (Lee was born in both the hour and the year of the Dragon) still lives on. So it would not be suprising to see "him" looking over Hong Kong's impressive 21st century skyline in a recent advertisement. But still it gave my spine chills to watch Bruce Lee in the new advertisement for Johnnie Walker.

Watch Johnnie Walker Bruce Lee Advertisement for yourself below. If you do not (somehow) know Lee you would probably not realize that the "actor" is in fact an impressive 3D CGI work. The video is a promotional work created with the sponsorship of Johnnie Walker for its Blue Label product. The CGI work is done by visual FX company The Mill in 9 months. Details are impressive. To catch the life like charm and soul of Bruce Lee, the director has consulted Bruce Lee's daughter Shannon Lee.

I think Shannon Lee forgot to tell these guys that Bruce Lee has never drank alcohol during his 32 years of life. For this reason, the video got some criticism on using The Dragon in a whiskey advertisement but the director Joseph Kahn explains:

"This spot isn't about drinking, nor does Bruce Lee ever pitch, hold, talk about it. It's a short inspirational film sponsored by Johnnie Walker. Those making comparisons of "water" to "alcohol" are literalists & wrong. Last thing alcohol wants to be is water. It's a metaphor for life. It's his metaphor in his actual words. I spent a year living and breathing this man, thinking about him every day. For me, it's not an ad. It's an exploration & celebration of him. This is a sculpture in a different medium, paid for by a different church. I stand behind it."

This is a very well crafted sculpture.

Hong Kong deals to travel by discounted packages

Hong Kong is one of the most popular destinations for Singaporeans. As one of Asia’s top holiday destinations, Hong Kong offers amazing cultural heritage sites, vibrant hot spots, stunning cityscapes, soaring mountains, and extensive green countryside. It has many attractions like Victoria Peak, Victoria Harbour, the Giant Buddha and the fishing village of Aberdeen.

One can enjoy the scenic beauty of Deep Water Bay and Repulse Bay, or shop ‘til they drop at Stanley Market for bargain-hunting souvenirs and replete within the comfort of Rainbow Hotel after all the exploring & shopping.

Hong Kong travel packages can be expensive. But they are one of the most popularly listed travel items in group buying sites and sites like DEAL.com.sg regularly offers Hong Kong travel deals in their travel deals sections.

Take a look at this example (if it has expired you can search something similar in travel deals listing): 4D3N Free & Easy Stay in Hong Kong not only includes accommodation in Rainbow Hotel, Hong Kong but also includes return flight, return airport transfer, free half-day city tour and so on. It comes with 43% discount and is only S$398 per person (instead of usual price of S$699).

Many travel deals in group buying sites comes with several options. In this case, 2 options available (min 2 pax): (1) twin sharing / child with bed - only $398 per pax instead of $699 or (2) child without bed - only $258 per pax instead of $559.

4D3N Free & Easy Stay in Hong Kong

Hong Kong skyline

Banned Hong Kong sex movie accidentally projected to hundreds by Chinese worker

Rule number one : Never use your work laptop to watch X rated movies (or surf X rated web sites). You cannot know when the remains of these movies will pop-up in your screen. A presentation would be already very embarrassing but take a look at this maintenance worker's case in China: He started watching a banned porn film, not realizing his computer was connected to a giant screen!

According to Chinese state Xinhua news agency, the worker was supposed to repair the screen, on a building near the main railway station in Jilin in northeast China. But he began playing "The Forbidden Legend: Sex and Chopsticks" and made hundreds of local residents watching it too.

The Forbidden Legend: Sex and Chopsticks (Chinese 金瓶梅 or Jin Ping Mei) is a Hong Kong movie released in 2008 and directed by Man Kei Chin. Based on the classic Chinese novel "Jin Ping Mei" written during the Ming Dynasty, the movie takes place during 1111-1127 and centers around Ximen Quing, a corrupt social climber and lustful merchant who is wealthy enough to marry a consort of wives and concubines.Also featuring several Japanese adult video actresses making their feature film debuts such as Kaera Uehara and Hikaru Wakana, the movie was followed by a sequel in 2009 named The Forbidden Legend: Sex & Chopsticks II.

The Forbidden Legend: Sex and Chopsticks

In this case, he may not only get away with loosing his job. Police were investigating the incident and according to Chinese law, individuals who spread pornographic audiovisual products can be sentenced to up to two years in prison.

Aimee Chan Pregnant?

Aimee Chan (陳茵媺) made a surprising announcement through Weibo this month that she and Moses Chan (陳豪) are married in a secret wedding in Paris. The wedding was witnessed by family and several friends at the 800 year-old Chateau de Vincennes in Paris, France (the five-day, four-night celebration had a reported cost of $3 million HKD).

After France, Moses Chan returned to Hong Kong while Aimee flew to Canada to stay with her parents. In the airport reporters asked him about Aimee Chan pregnant rumours. Moses Chan neither confirms nor denies the rumours:

Asked if Aimee is resting in Toronto due to her pregnancy, Moses laughed nervously. “I’m very happy, but I cannot talk about the other [news] yet. Ssshhh!” Prompted that he can take a honeymoon with the family of three, Moses laughed, “That’s not a honeymoon! A honeymoon should be between mommy and daddy. Many happy things happened all at once this year. Heaven has been very good to me; I’m very grateful.” Moses declined to reveal where they will go for their honeymoon.

Moses Chan Ho  is an actor from Hong Kong and Aimee Chan Yan Mei is a Canadian actressbased in Hong Kong as a TVB actress. She was Miss Hong Kong 2006.

According to Popular Asians, Aimee also does not deny pregnancy:

However, she still could not escape the chase of reporters and was photographed at the London airport with a visible baby bump under her sweater. Even though she was stopped by the paparazzi, she sported a smile and accepted a brief interview while kindly requested they stop taking photos due to lack of makeup.

Aimee Chan Baby Bump?