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Celebrating Chinese New Year 2012 in Hong Kong
New Year’s Eve 2012 is only a day away but if you wanted to travel somewhere to celebrate the New Year and missed out its a great time to start planning for Chinese New Year! Chinese New Year is the most important Chinese holiday. It falls in late January until early February. This year is no exception as the year of the Dragon begins on January 23, and the celebrations go on until February 2, 2012.
One of the best places to celebrate the Lunar New Year is Hong Kong: the city where East meets West. Hong Kong has many events for the holiday including a parade, fireworks, flower markets, horse racing, a lantern festival and more! Furthermore, most tourist attractions in the city remain open during the celebrations aside from museums. All museums are closed on Chinese New Year’s Day and possibly the following two days.
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Budget Travel in Hong Kong Doesn’t Have to Mean Uncomfortable Travel
You hear the words “budget travel” and you probably have visions of backpackers, hostel dorm rooms, and taking the slow train. To some people, that sounds great – and to others, “budget travel” sounds too much like “uncomfortable travel, which is why it’s important to know when spending a little extra during a trip is worth it.
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mTrip Travel Guides offering free travel apps today
With the launch of seven new travel guides for spring, we will be offering them for free today in the Apple App Store. In the Android market, the 11 selected apps will be discounted to 0.99 Thursday and Friday, perhaps even longer so keep an eye out! Along with the 7 new city guides, some of our older destinations will be on offer for free: Tokyo, Beijing, Singapore & Shanghai. All apps go back to regular price ($5.99) afterward so don’t miss out on this promotion!
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mTrip’s iPhone travel apps
mTrip’s Android travel apps
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