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Participants may use the Airport Express. Journey between the Airport and downtown Hong Kong takes approximately 24 minutes. Fares for an adult vary between HK$60 – HK$100 for a single journey.

Travellers can also use hotel shuttle buses and limousines at the central area of the airport’s Transportation Centre. These will take guests to the designated hotel, at a higher fare.

Airbuses to major city centres operate on regular and frequent schedules. They can reach most of the major hotels. An overnight bus service will cover the airport’s 24 -hour operation. Taxis are another choice and fares from the airport to the Royal Park Hotel will cost about HK$300.

To get more information about transportation to and from the Airport, please visit http://www.hongkongairport.com/eng/transport/index.html.

Scheduled shuttle bus services between Royal Park Hotel, Kowloon Tong (an interchange train station) and the HKIEd Tai Po campus are available free of charge during the conference from 7 December to 10 December 2009.

The timetable of this shuttle bus service will be announced in due course. However, participants must arrive at the boarding point at least 10 minutes before the departure time. Seats will be offered on a first-come-first-served basis.

Participants can also get to the Conference venue by other means of transportation. For example, you can take the MTR, exchange to the East Rail Line at “Kowloon Tong” station. You get off at “Tai Po Market” station and take Kowloon Motor Bus (KMB) No .275 (at HK$ 4.3 one way) and the bus will take you right to the Hong Kong Institute of Education (HKIEd). (Transportation Map)

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