Visit Hong Kong during the National Day holiday, and you can buy souvenirs from these shops at the airport!

Every time I fly abroad, I always buy some small Hong Kong gifts for my friends at the airport before boarding. It's a small gesture, but my friends are always happy to receive them~ There are even promotions at the airport during the October 1st holiday period~ Today, I will recommend a few places I often visit at the airport and some shopping tips: 1️⃣discover HK The city-themed merchandise from various shops in Hong Kong is really well done! Discover HK, compared to other independent brands, focuses more on urban culture. It offers a variety of souvenirs that reflect the characteristics of Hong Kong's popular culture, such as fridge magnets, T-shirts, socks, water bottles, etc., featuring iconic Hong Kong elements like taxis, sailboats on Victoria Harbour, the dazzling night view, and the culture of morning tea dim sum – you'll find them all on various souvenirs~ 2️⃣KARAVANSTOP A coffee shop I stumbled upon on a flight, which turns out to be a brand new lifestyle cafe under the popular city brand NODI, with a concept focused on promoting Hong Kong's little-known treasure 'hiking trails'. The green storefront is very refreshing, giving an immediate 'modern countryside' vibe. They also sell shop merchandise themed around Hong Kong, which is stylish and very affordable~ 3️⃣MONOCLE The offline store of the tasteful London travel and lifestyle magazine 'Monocle', with travel books, small furniture, clothing, perfumes, and Hong Kong co-branded tote bags all looking great. Every time I visit, I'm deeply tempted~ 4️⃣FORTNUM & MASON The British royal family's tea brand with over 300 years of history needs no introduction. The exquisite packaging and various flavors of tea are my favorites, especially their single-origin teas and biscuits~ 5️⃣Kee Wah Bakery The traditional bakery that best represents the taste of Hong Kong, their souvenirs have always been the top choice for both local and overseas travelers! Their Phoenix rolls, almond cookies, and cookies are what I often buy. Sometimes I come across their freshly baked wife cakes, and sending the fresh and hot Hong Kong pastries 'flying' to friends is truly a gesture full of sincerity. 6️⃣Sky Corridor The Sky Corridor (Sky Bridge), which officially opened in July this year, is the world's longest airport restricted area pedestrian bridge, spanning the airport's taxiway. You can watch large airplanes like the A380 pass underneath from the transparent bridge, which feels really special! The Sky Corridor also has exhibitions where you can learn about the history of the airport's development and watch planes take off and land. Don't forget to capture the beautiful scenery in front of you and share it with friends far away!