So many are left wondering: now what? How can you get out of Hong Kong’s urban centres safely and comfortably?

Well, luckily, you have options. Check out some places you can head to in style:

Cruise to Tokyo and Shanghai

Crystal Cruises offers a popular luxury cruise that sets sail from Hong Kong on a 15-day voyage around East Asia.

The liner stops in Tokyo for a few days, then hits the high seas again to visit Shanghai. With butlers in every suite, 24-hour room service and housekeeping twice a day, Crystal Cruises provides the perfect option for top-notch personalised service.

Bride’s Pool

Hopping on a motorcycle is one of the most relaxing ways to experience Hong Kong’s scenic vistas.

Riding along inland roads to Luk Keng will get you near the border with mainland China and far from the protests in the more urban areas of Hong Kong. (If you decide not to ride across the border to Shenzhen, you can get off your motorcycle and hike toward Bride’s Pool, a gorgeous array of pools and waterfalls in the region.)

Shenzhen

Helicopters are another popular option, thanks to their speed and convenience.

For instance, Sky Shuttle has a powerful fleet of helicopters that can take you from Hong Kong to Macau in only 15 minutes. Getting from Macau to Shenzhen only takes another 15 minutes. Sky Shuttle’s helicopters are also more spacious than typical alternatives and boast low interior noise levels.

Guangzhou

Hong Kong is served by some of the most impressive high-speed rail options in the world.

The high-speed rail link between Hong Kong and mainland China travels at 200km/h (124 miles per hour) and can take you from West Kowloon Station to Guangzhou in 48 minutes flat. Then you are connected to the mainland’s vast transport network, allowing you to go wherever you like. The trains also feature 68 roomy first-class seats, each with its own personal audio systems, making for a comfortable and entertaining trip.

Bali

Having your own private jet makes it easy to fly out of Hong Kong smoothly.

So why not take a trip to Bali? The Indonesian island is only a five-hour flight, and private jets offer discreet, comfortable travel on powerful planes.

You can also work with multilingual private jet crews, a particularly helpful feature for those who might be conducting international business while flying.

So just because Hong Kong International Airport is busy doesn’t mean you will struggle for good transport options. Hong Kong is known as a versatile, efficient and comfortable transport hub for a good reason – it offers numerous transit options around the world.

So where in the world will your getaway take you?

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