DMC Banner Image

ATI Travel

ATI Travel offers MICE services and organizes meetings, incentives, conferences, special and sporting events. We also arrange and manage group tours, tailor-made leisure FIT and business travel.

DMC Operator Image

Richard Woss

EMAIL ME

Hong Kong has it all for your next group conference or travel incentive

ATI Travel, our experienced DMC in Hong Kong, is ready to assist you with your events – big and small – with their motivated team of MICE and Travel Managers. Our combined experience and enthusiasm for the job will ensure the professional handling of your requests, from proposal through to project execution. Our services cover Hong Kong, all of China and Macau.

The “New York of Asia”, Hong Kong is an exciting mix of culture, entertainment, fun and culinary pleasures. Sample delicious cuisine in some of the world’s best restaurants, and then party until dawn; venture into the wilderness of the surrounding hills; relax in one of the gardens or parks, or with a sunrise Tai Chi class; shop all day in the malls, boutiques, and markets; visit the many world class attractions across the island; or enjoy a cocktail on a sunset cruise.

Let us manage your MICE business, group tours, meetings, incentive travel programs or special events. Our long standing relationships with local suppliers allows us to create exciting itineraries in unique locations. We deliver travel programs that will exceed your expectations, motivate your guests and achieve your goals.

Our team of multi-lingual and permanently employed guides have all undergone a three year in-house graduate program. Our fleet of coaches, mini buses and limousines are available 24/7. We have liability insurance coverage for everyone’s peace of mind.

Come and experience the thrilling Hong Kong Sevens Rugby in a VIP Hospitality Suite, a fun-filled incentive at Hong Kong Disneyland or a gala dinner event on The Peak overlooking the night lights of this vibrant city. Let ATI Travel curate your Hong Kong experience!

Destination News
Shore Excursions in Hong Kong

Hong Kong TRAVEL HIGHLIGHTS

Lantau Island and the Big Buddha

Ride the spectacular Ngong Ping cable car up to the Po Lin Monastery to see the iconic Big Buddha, then explore Tai O fishermen's village built entirely on stilts.

Private Aqua Luna Harbor Cruise

Sail across Victoria Harbour on a private cruise aboard the Aqua Luna junk boat, enjoying drinks and snacks against the backdrop of one of the world's most famous city skylines.

Authentic Seafood Dining on Lamma Island

Escape the city center for a relaxed journey to Lamma Island, where you can dine on fresh locally caught seafood at a waterside restaurant.

Hong Kong TRAVEL EXPERIENCES

Take part in a host of activities organized by ATI Travel: Cooking Class, Dragon Boat Racing, Kung Fu Class, Lion and Dragon Dance, and more!

Take the spectacular Ngong Ping cable car to the Po Lin Monastery and the Big Buddha, and visit the authentic Tai O fishermen’s village built on stilts.

Enjoy a private harbour cruise on the iconic Aqua Luna, with drinks and snacks on board.

Take an unforgettable helicopter ride that takes in the sights and shoreline of the city.

Party the night away on a rooftop bar with some of the most spectacular views in the world.

Discover Macau, just an hour away by turbojet, on a one-day or overnight trip. Experience it’s Portuguese cultural heritage, casinos and nightlife.

Explore the Hong Kong island with a Feng Shui master or take a Tai Chi class overlooking the harbour.

Dine on Lamma Island in one of the authentic seafood restaurants.

Watch the famous Hong Kong Sevens Rugby tournament from a private hospitality suite.

Experience the excitement of horse racing with dinner at the Happy Valley Racecourse.

Best Times To Go

Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec

Hong Kong FAQ

The official currency is the Hong Kong Dollar (HKD). Credit and debit cards such as Visa, Mastercard, and American Express are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants, shops, and most attractions. Contactless payments and mobile wallets are also very common. It is still useful to carry some cash for smaller shops, street markets, taxis, and local eateries, where card payments may not always be available. ATMs are widely accessible across the city.
Many nationalities, including travellers from the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, and most EU countries, do not need a visa for short visits to Hong Kong. UK passport holders can usually stay for up to 180 days for tourism or business purposes. Your passport should be valid for at least six months, and you may be asked to show proof of onward or return travel on arrival. If you are from another nationality, please check the official Hong Kong Immigration website for the most up-to-date visa requirements.
For most travellers, there are no compulsory vaccinations required to enter Hong Kong. If you are arriving from a country with Yellow Fever risk, a Yellow Fever vaccination certificate may be requested.
Hong Kong is generally considered safe for solo and female travellers, especially in well-populated areas, major tourist districts, and on public transport. Many travellers feel confident exploring Hong Kong independently, particularly when sticking to popular attractions, guided tours, and central districts.
Contact