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Video Post: Intro to Hong Kong

A look at our first impressions as we arrive into the bustling city of Hong Kong. We take the City Flyer bus from the airport into Kowloon, check into our less-than-stellar hotel room, eat our first authentic Chinese lunch and take a stroll down the Walk of Stars with views of the skyline in the distance.

About the Author Charlie and Brittany

We are Brittany and Charlie - we traded the 9 to 5 and the so-called "American dream" to live our own dream and see the world. We sold all of our belongings and left the US in August 2013. For 5 years, we lived primarily in Thailand and built our online business and location independent lifestyle while we traveled to over 30 countries. We’ve had house sitting gigs on 3 different continents and we’ve even appeared on HGTV’s House Hunters International.

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Mom says February 27, 2014

Wow, quite pricey indeed! Especially compared to Thailand, but like you said, it is just like NYC and we know how pricey that is too! Enjoy your visit there…I’m sure there is plenty to see and do!!
Can’t wait to see more from there!! Love you both!!

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Whitney says February 27, 2014

Is that a stash I see?

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