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Captains Manual
21st - 25th November, 2018
CONTENT
I. Organization................................................................................................................................................ 1
1. Asian Rowing Federation (ARF) ................................................................................................................. 1
2. Hong Kong, China Rowing Association .................................................................................................... 1
3. Organizing Committee .................................................................................................................................... 2
4. Race Official ......................................................................................................................................................... 3
II. General Information of Hong Kong, China ...................................................................................... 4
1. Emergency Telephone Numbers ................................................................................................................ 5
2. Rescue services .................................................................................................................................................. 5
3. Nearest Hospital ................................................................................................................................................ 5
5. Weather in November..................................................................................................................................... 5
III. Competition Venue ................................................................................................................................... 6
1. Location ................................................................................................................................................................ 6
2. Access to the competition venue ................................................................................................................ 6
3. Internet and WiFi .............................................................................................................................................. 7
4. Food and beverage ........................................................................................................................................... 7
5. Bag Drop and Lost & Found .......................................................................................................................... 7
6. Changing Rooms, Showers and Toilets .................................................................................................... 7
IV. Competition Information ....................................................................................................................... 8
1. Competition Dates ............................................................................................................................................ 8
2. Venue hours ........................................................................................................................................................ 8
3. Provisional Competition Schedule............................................................................................................. 8
4. Events .................................................................................................................................................................... 9
5. Race Format ........................................................................................................................................................ 9
6. Boat Stickers ..................................................................................................................................................... 11
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7. Uniform ............................................................................................................................................................... 11
8. Accreditation & Registration ..................................................................................................................... 11
9. Coxswains Weighing ...................................................................................................................................... 11
10. Crew Changes ................................................................................................................................................... 12
11. Ergometers ........................................................................................................................................................ 12
12. Team Captains Meeting ................................................................................................................................ 12
13. Start Lists and Results .................................................................................................................................. 12
V. Boats and Equipment ........................................................................................................................... 13
1. Rental Equipment ........................................................................................................................................... 13
2. Boats allocation ............................................................................................................................................... 13
3. Payment .............................................................................................................................................................. 14
VI. Official Ceremonies ............................................................................................................................... 15
1. Opening Ceremony ......................................................................................................................................... 15
2. Medalist reception .......................................................................................................................................... 15
3. Medal Ceremonies and Closing Ceremony ........................................................................................... 15
4. Celebration Party ............................................................................................................................................ 15
VII. Environment – Go Green ..................................................................................................................... 15
VIII. Visiting Hong Kong ................................................................................................................................ 16
1. Hong Kong Top 10 Attractions .................................................................................................................. 16
2. Transportation to/from Hong Kong ....................................................................................................... 18
Annex ................................................................................................................................................................... 20
1. Site map .............................................................................................................................................................. 20
2. Course map – Warm Up Zone for 22/11 ............................................................................................... 21
3. Course map – Training flow pattern (23/11) & Race course (heats and finals) .................. 22
Partners of Asian Rowing Federation...................................................................................................... 23
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I. Organization
1. Asian Rowing Federation (ARF)
President : Adm. Chainarong Charoenruk
Vice-Presidents : Mr. Nicholas EE
Ms. Ho Kim Fai
Mr. Vahid Moradi
Mr. Jin Yong-Nam
Mr. Duan Xuan
Honorary President : Mr. WANG Shi
Secretary-General : Mr. Praparnpongs Pochanasomburana
Executive Director : Ms. Flora MENG
E-mail : office_arf @sports.cn
Website : www.arfrowing.org
2. Hong Kong, China Rowing Association
Chairman : Mr. Mike TANNER, MH
Vice Chairman : Mr. CHEUNG Kwok Fai
: Mr. NG Kong Wan
Company Secretary : Mr. Anthony ROGERS, GBS, QC, JP
Executive Director : Ms. Annie LAM
Address : Sha Tin Rowing Centre, No. 27 Yuen Wo Road, Sha Tin, New
Territories, Hong Kong
Tel : (852) 2699-7271
Fax : (852) 2601-4477
Email : [email protected]
Website : www.rowing.org.hk
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3. Organizing Committee
Chairman : Mr. Mike TANNER, MH
Secretary : Mr. Thuan TRAN
Vice-Chairman : Mr. NG Kong Wan
: Ms. HO Kim Fai, Fay
: Mr. Mark WELLES
Members : Mr. Allan BELL
: Mr. CHEUNG Wai Lun, Warren
: Mr. CHOW King Fun, Edward
: Mr. NG Wai Toa, Michael
: Mr. NG Wing Ning, Victor
: Mr. WONG Kin Ho, Kim
: Ms. WONG Yun Yun, Joyce
: Ms. YEUNG Yuk Man, Vick
Working Group Members : Mr. CHENG To, Toby
: Mr Stephen HAY
: Mr. NG Tsz Kit, Davy
Financial Controller : Mr. Koichi OHIRA
Legal Advisor : Ms. Olivia LEUNG
Address : No. 27 Yuen Wo Road, Sha Tin, New Territories, Hong Kong
Email : [email protected]
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4. Race Official
(a) Race Director : Mr. NG Wing Ning Victor
(b) Safety Advisers : Mr. WONG Man Wai Benjamin
: Mr. Gary MEACHAM
International Jury (ITOs)
President of Jury : Dr. SIU Kin Wah (HKG)
: Mr. Roozaimy OMAR (SGP)
: Mr. Takao SENDA (JPN)
: Mr. Young Sang HWANG (KOR)
: Ms. LO Tze Yang (HKG)
: Ms. Smita YADAV (IND)
: Ms. WONG Hang Tim Candy (HKG)
: Ms. Kanako YAMAZAKI (JPN)
National Technical Officials (NTOs)
NTOs : Mr. CHAU Bentley
: Mr. CHEUNG Kwok Keung
: Mr. LEUNG Ying Kit, Timmy
: Mr. NG See Hung
: Mr. YAU Chi Choi, Daniel
: Ms. CHUM Pong Ching
: Ms. Elizabeth Alice Emma WRAY
: Ms. LAM On Ni
: Ms. LI Wai Lam
: Ms. MAN Ching Nga, Chia
: Ms. TAM Kit Yung, Ryann
: Ms. WONG Kar Man
: Ms. WU Bowie
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II. General Information of Hong Kong, China
The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China is located at
the southern part of China, close to Macau and the Guangdong Pearl River Delta region. It is
one of the Special Administrative Regions of China and has an area of 1,104 km². With around
7.2 million permanent residents of various nationalities, Hong Kong is the world's fourth most
densely populated territory in 2016.
The city is known as the "Pearl of the Orient" for its iconic cityscape around Victoria Harbour,
the intersection of different cultures and styles, and the combination of modern architecture
with the traditional temples. It is a financial, logistics, freight, transportation and cultural hub
at regional and international level.
Hong Kong has been the venue for various major rowing events, including the 1st Asian
Rowing Championships in 1985, the 2003 and 2008 Asian Rowing Junior Championships and
the 2009 East Asian Games Regatta and 2013 Asian Rowing Cup II. Other major international
sporting events held in Hong Kong have included the Equestrian events of the 2008 Beijing
Summer Olympic Games and the 2009 East Asian Games and most recently the 2017 UCI
Track Cycling World Championships and the 2017 ICF Canoe Ocean Racing World
Championships.
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1. Emergency Telephone Numbers
Emergency (police, fire, ambulance): 999
2. Rescue services
Hong Kong Life Saving Society
3. Nearest Hospital
Ruttonjee Hospital (24-Hour Accident and Emergency Service) - Tel: (852) 2291 2222
Address: 266 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Website: http://www.ha.org.hk/rtskh
4. Local Clinics & Dental Clinics
Local Clinics
St. Paul’s Hospital (24-hour general outpatient services) - Tel: (852) 2830 8774
Quality HealthCare Medical Centre - Tel: (852) 2890 3118
TY Medical Practice - Tel: (852) 2836 6288
Dental Clinics
Quality HealthCare Dental Centre - Tel: (852) 2891 3113
DSC Dental Surgeons - Tel: (852) 2838 7117
5. Weather in November
Average daily air temperature
21°C Average daily max & min air temperature
Max: 24°C
Min: 19°C
Average relative humidity
76% Average monthly rainfall
66 mm
Average wind speed (direction of the prevailing wind)
27km/hr (Northerly)
Water Current Pattern in Hong Kong Harbour
Water current flows south east to north west on the rise and north west to south east on the ebb of tide.
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III. Competition Venue
The competition venue will be Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong; a Race Village will be set up on
the adjacent shoreline based at the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club in Causeway Bay. It is also the
venue for the 2019 World Rowing Coastal Championships.
1. Location
Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club (RHKYC), Kellett Island, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
2. Access to the competition venue
Public transportation is available for daily transport to locations within walking distance of the competition venue. In addition, taxis are convenient and relatively inexpensive.
Walking
The venue is located at the harbourfront in Causeway Bay. Within walking distance from Causeway Bay, Wan Chai and Fortress Hill.
MTR
The closest MTR metro station to the venue is Causeway Bay. MTR lines cover most parts
of Hong Kong. It is easy and convenient to explore the city with the MTR. You can plan your trip easily by using the Train Trip Planner.
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Source: Google map
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3. Internet and WiFi
Free Wi-Fi is available at the venue (Wi-Fi network: RHKYC_member). In addition free
public Wi-Fi is available in many major shopping centres and other public facilities
throughout Hong Kong.
4. Food and beverage
Food and beverage, including breakfast, are available for purchase in the competition
venue. Please see information at Information Desk for RHKYC restaurant hours. Payment
should be made by Octopus card* which will be accepted upon showing your 2018 ARCC
accreditation card. Cash is NOT accepted. There are many restaurants in nearby
Causeway Bay and Wan Chai, which accept cash and credit cards.
* “Sold Tourist Octopus” is specially for visitors. It costs HK$39 (~US$5) without initial stored
value (to be added and topped up by user) and no deposit is required. Remaining value can be
refunded but the Octopus card will be deactivated. They are available at the airport: 7-Eleven or
China Travel Service (Counter A4, Arrival Hall, Terminal 1), Or any 7-Eleven / Circle K Stores in
Hong Kong. (Alternative is local Octopus Card which requires HK$50 deposit but is fully
refundable.) Before departing Hong Kong, visit any MTR Customer Service Centre (there is a
Centre at the Arrivals Level of Hong Kong International Airport) to request a refund of the
remaining value on your Octopus card. A refund handling fee of HK$9 will be levied if it is
returned within 90 days after the date of issue. Octopus card can also be used in most of the
public transportation in Hong Kong (including MTR, buses, ferries and trams etc).
5. Bag Drop and Lost & Found
Bag Drop and Lost & Found counter is open during official venue hours and will be
located in the area adjacent to the swimming pool. Teams are encouraged to leave all bags
at the Bag Drop each day and not to leave belongings unattended. All bags must be
collected each day before venue closing. The Organising Committee will not take
responsibility for any bags left overnight.
6. Changing Rooms, Showers and Toilets
These are located in the main RHKYC building. All ARCC participants are reminded to keep these areas clean and tidy and to respect the use by Club members.
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IV. Competition Information
1. Competition Dates
24th and 25th November, 2018
2. Venue hours
21st Nov: 2:00pm – 6:00pm
22nd Nov: 8:00am – 6:00pm
23rd Nov: 8:00am – 6:30pm
24th Nov: 7:00am – 6:30pm
25th Nov: 7:00am – 9:00pm
3. Provisional Competition Schedule (as of 19 Nov 2018)
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
21-Nov 22-Nov 23-Nov 24-Nov-18 25-Nov
Crew Registration 14:00 - 17:00
Crew Registration
09:00 - 17:00
Crew Registration
08:00 - 10:30
Time Heats &
Preliminaries Time Finals Jury Meetings Time to be confirmed
9:55 CM2x Heat 1 9:55 CM1x Final B
10:30 CW1x (P) 10:30 CW4x+ Final
TRAINING 10:55 CM4x+ (P) 10:55 CM2x Final B 14:00 - 17:00
General Training
(warm-up area only)
09:30 - 10:30 and
14:00 - 17:00 Training
(on-course)
11:30 CW2x (P) 11:55 CM1x Heat 1 13:55 CM1x Final A 14:30 CW2x Final 14:30 CM2x Heat 2 14:55 CM4x+ Final
14:55 CW4x+ (P) 15:30 CW1x Final
11:30 Team
Captains Meeting
15:30 CM1x Heat 2 15:55 CM2x Final A
17:00
Medalist Reception
14:30 - 15:30
Jury Meeting
17:30 Medal Ceremonies Entries:
17:30 CW1x CM1x - 16
17:35 CM1x CW1x - 9
17:40 CM2x CM2x - 17
15:30 - 16:00 Technical Rehearsal
17:45 CW2x CW2x - 10
17:50 CM4x+ CW4x+ - 9
17:55 CW4x+ CM4x+ - 10
18:00 18:00 Closing Ceremony Opening 18:30 Celebration
Ceremony Party * Training outings will be by booking scheduled times for each team with the OC.
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4. Events
Men (3) : CM1X, CM2X, CM4X+
Women (3) : CW1X, CW2X, CW4X+
5. Race Format
(a) The race format will be a 4 kilometers course around a number of buoys with up to 12
boats in each race, starting together, with no designated lanes. See Race Course Plan at
page 21-22.
(b) Racing will be run in accordance with the FISA Coastal Rowing Competition Regulations
(FISA Rule Book Appendix 22) and ARF Statutes and Regulations for ARF Regattas.
(c) The start and finish will both be on water.
(d) Teams should note that the race format is the "endurance" version of coastal rowing and
not Beach Rowing Sprints (the format used at 1st ARCC 2017).
(e) The progression system will provide a maximum of 2 heats up to 12 crews in each heat,
with up to 6 crews from each heat proceeding to the Final A which will have a maximum
of 12 crews. The remaining crews from the heats will race in Final B.
(f) Events with 12 or less entries will have a Preliminary Race which will be optional for all
crews. All crews from the Preliminary Race will progress to the Final.
(g) Heats and Preliminary Races will be on 24th November. Finals will be on 25th November.
(h) Please note: If any crew withdraws later than 3 hours before the draw until the end of the
regatta (except for medical reasons), it will be subject to penalty in accordance with FISA
rules.
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(i) Special Alert:
i) Buoy B4 on the race course. Buoy B4 is a major mooring buoy located about 200
metres after the start and on the northern side of the course. Crews must be alerted to
avoid this buoy. It is outside of the course and is surrounded by red warning buoys.
ii) Ferry route. SPECIAL COURSE RULE FOR AVOIDANCE OF FERRY BOATS DURING
RACE. All crews must note and strictly follow this special course Rule.
Hong Kong Star Ferry Route – this scheduled ferry route crosses the racing course at
Wan Chai, close to the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre (Buoy 7). The
approximate ferry route is shown on the course map. ALL CREWS are prohibited from
passing in front of the Star Ferry when it is crossing the course at this point. All crews
must only pass BEHIND the ferry.
A marshal boat will be present during all races to control this crossing point and will
be in close contact with Star Ferry to ensure minimal disruption to races. However, it is
the crews’ responsibility and crews not following this rule or crews which create
danger for themselves or others may be immediately disqualified from the event.
Marshal boat might also stop the racing boat at that point to avoid any danger.
iii) Other Motorised Vessels. All crews should note that Hong Kong Harbour is a working
harbour with a number of motorized vessels using the water space. Crews must at all
times be aware of other vessels and must not put themselves or others in dangerous
positions with regard to other vessels at any time.
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6. Boat Stickers
All boats are required to display stickers on both sides of the bow as follows:-
(a) OC stickers will be permanently displayed on each boat showing the Boat Number;
(b) Country/region stickers and numbers must be applied by each crew to their boat before
going on the water to race. These stickers will show the 3-letter code for the
country/region plus a number to indicate which crew, if more than one crew from that
country/region is in that event, e.g. HKG 01; HKG 02. Crews are responsible to collect and
attach these stickers before their race.
7. Uniform
All competitors must wear the official competition uniform of their National Federation
(for national team crews) or club (for club crews). Identifications on racing uniforms
should comply with FISA Regulations.
8. Accreditation & Registration
Accreditation is required to enter the competition venue.
Registration Crews must confirm their entries in person at the Venue Registration &
Team Information Desk by 10:30am on 23rd November 2018.
Boat stickers must be collected for each crew at Registration & Team Information Desk at
the time of registration.
9. Coxswains Weighing
Weighing of coxswains will take place in the Control Commission area not more than 2
hours or less than 1 hour before their race.
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10. Crew Changes
FISA Rules and ARF Regulations will apply to crew changes. Any crew changes after the
Team Captains Meeting must be done by completing an official Crew Change Form at the
ARF Regatta Office.
11. Ergometers
A number of ergometers are provided for team use at the elevated Sundeck Area adjacent
to the swimming pool.
12. Team Captains Meeting
Will be held at 11:30am on 23 November 2018 at Regatta Room, RHKYC. One member of
each crew must attend. Important information on the racing course, local navigation
rules and special rules for the competition will be explained in this meeting. Information
will be provided in English.
13. Start Lists and Results
Results will be announced through “PikaPage” (https://www.pikapage.com/arcc). You
can download the App for checking out the real time result.
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V. Boats and Equipment
The Official Boat Supplier is Swift International Limited. All boats and other equipment shall
comply with FISA Rules of Racing. The Organizing Committee (OC) will provide boats for rent.
All boats will be shared between teams. Teams are permitted to use their own oars, but the OC
will provide oars for rent. Crews must use the boat allocated to them by the Organising
Committee. If any crew has questions or problems concerning the allocated boat, they must
report to the Boat Pool Supervisor. Under no circumstances are crews allowed to touch or
take other boats or remove any parts or equipment from any boats.
1. Rental Equipment
Boat rental charges (USD/per crew/per boat/per day on the basis of sharing boats):
Type of Boat USD/per boat/per day
Coastal Solo (C1X) $50
Coastal Double Sculls (C2X) $75
Coastal Coxed Quadruple Sculls (C4x+) $100
Sculling oars will be available for rental at the cost of USD10 /pair/day. Rental sculling
oars will also have to be shared and will be allocated to boats.
2. Boats allocation
Upon arrival and registration, please check in at the Boat Pool tent and check for your
training time! Crews should inspect, check and report damage (if any) of the allocated
boat before any action with the boat. Any equipment failure caused by technical or other
errors by the crew is the responsibility of the crew. Decisions on such cases shall be taken
by the Jury in accordance with the Rules of Racing. Crews are responsible for the repair
costs of any damage caused during their use of equipment.
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Life jackets will be provided for all rowers. They are required to be stored on board for
each member of the crew. In coxed boats, the coxswain must wear a life jacket. Life
jackets must not be removed from the boat.
Crews are allowed to change the setting or rig the boat before the race but are required
to restore the original setting after use. All pool boats, oars and life jackets must be
returned to the assigned place by the crew after every use.
Volunteers will be available to assist with moving boats but it is each crew’s
responsibility to collect and replace their boat before and after use.
3. Payment
Full payment should be made in Boat Pool tent before usage. Rental fee is not refundable.
Event
Rental for Heat and Final
Rental for Training x 1 session,
Heat and Final
Rental for Training x 2 session,
Heat and Final
boat oars boat oars boat oars
C1X $100 $20 $150 $30 $200 $40
C2X $150 $40 $225 $60 $300 $80
C4x+ $200 $80 $300 $120 $400 $160
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VI. Official Ceremonies
1. Opening Ceremony
6:00pm, 23rd November 2018 (Friday) at Roof Top. Further information will be
provided to Teams at the Team Captains meeting. All Teams are encouraged to attend the
Opening Ceremony.
2. Medalist Reception
5:00pm, 25th November 2018 (Sunday) at Roof Top
3. Medal Ceremonies and Closing Ceremony
5:30pm, 25th November 2018 (Sunday) at Roof Top
4. Celebration Party
6:30pm, 25th November 2018 (Sunday) at Swimming Pool Area
(Very limited number of tickets for the Celebration Party will be available for sale in
Information Desk at a cost of HK$250 per person until 12:00nn on 24th November 2018)
VII. Environment – Go Green
Waste: NO single-use plastic bottle in the venue.
Water dispenser for refillable water bottles is available onsite - please bring your water bottle!
We do not sell bottled water. We also encourage you to bring your own refillable “travel mug”
for coffee/drink. Help to cut down on the amount of garbage.
Leave the venue clean and free of waste at the end of each day.
Minimize use of paper (as well as printing ink); go digital wherever practical.
Respect the natural environment and marine life. Do not throw bottles or other waste into the
sea.
Reduce your Carbon footprint: The venue is within easy walking distance from Wanchai/Causeway Bay.
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VIII. Visiting Hong Kong
1. Hong Kong Top 10 Attractions
The Peak Out-of-this-world view of skyscrapers, the glittering harbour and the green hills of the distant New Territories. (The Peak area includes Victoria Peak, Peak Tram, Peak Tower and Madame Tussauds Hong Kong.)
Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade Take a walk on the bright side! Stroll along the waterfront with your eyes locked on one of the world’s most spectacular city skylines. (The Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade area includes the Clock Tower at Tsim Sha Tsui, Garden of Stars/Starry Gallery, Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront Promenade and Hong Kong Cultural Centre.)
Hong Kong Disneyland Enjoy a complete Disney experience at Hong Kong Disneyland and its hotels, with all your favourite rides and characters!
Ladies' Market About a kilometre of street-market bustle and clothing, accessories and souvenir bargains
Ocean Park Hong Kong Thrill rides, giant pandas and a world-class aquarium keep Ocean Park Hong Kong on travellers’ list of favourites.
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Temple Street Night Market Souvenirs, snacks, opera singers and fortune tellers – ordered chaos in action.
Lan Kwai Fong/SoHo Wine and dine your way through two of the most happening bar and restaurant areas in downtown Hong Kong.
Golden Bauhinia Square (and Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre) The backdrop for the daily flag-raising ceremony, near a world-renowned convention centre (The Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre area includes Golden Bauhinia Square and Ani-Com Park@Harbour "Fun".)
Lantau Island — Ngong Ping Enjoy a scenic ride on the cable car for a visit to the Big Buddha, a serene monastery, and Buddhist-themed architecture. (Lantau Island — Ngong Ping includes Wisdom Path, Ngong Ping 360, The Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery.)
Stanley Shop at a popular market in a laid-back seaside village.
Source: The Hong Kong Tourism Board. 2018.
To discover more information of the culture & heritage, events & festivals, arts &
performance, local tours and outdoor activities in Hong Kong, please visit the
website of Hong Kong Tourism Board (http://www.discoverhongkong.com)
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2. Transportation to/from Hong Kong
(a) Arrival through Hong Kong International Airport
You can take Airport Express train, public buses, taxis or hotel coaches from Hong Kong
International Airport to the city.
Source: google map
i) Airport Express
It takes 24 minutes from airport to Hong Kong Station by using the Airport Express train.
Trains depart at about 12-minute intervals daily. It costs 15 USD/single trip or 26
USD/round trip. Ticket can be bought at Airport Express Customer Service Centre.
Discount ticket at US$9.6/single trip can be bought online (check the following:
https://www.klook.com/activity/71). There are free shuttle buses to certain hotels from
the City Airport Express Stations. The Shuttle Bus stops at many major hotels in Hong
Kong / Kowloon and runs about every hour. Please enquire from your hotel.
ii) Public Buses – Cityflyer
The bus stops of the Cityflyer routes are nearby many major hotels and also provide
overnight bus services. The Cityflyer Airport Services to Hotel costs between US$5 to $7
per single journey. The Airport Bus Terminal is located near the right-hand ramp outside
the Arrivals Hall.
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iii) Taxis
Taxis offer a door to door service to and from Hong Kong International Airport. Arriving
passengers can catch a taxi at the Taxi Station, located near the left-hand ramp outside the
Arrivals Hall. You can take the Urban Taxis (red) from airport to Wan Chai or Causeway
Bay at a cost of approximate US$50 or US$60 respectively per single journey.
Approximate taxi fares from airport to different destination can be checked online.
iv) Hotel Coaches
If you are staying at a major hotel, the hotel coach will deliver you directly to your hotel at
a cost of US$19 per person (single trip). You can book a seat on a hotel coach by
approaching the Commercial Services Counter in Arrivals Hall B, Terminal 1.
(b) Arrival by Ferry
Hong Kong is linked to a number of ports in Macau and Mainland China by high-speed
ferries servicing Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and Hong Kong International Airport (off
Lantau Island). For more information, check the ferry services.
(c) Arrival from Mainland China
i) By Express Rail Link (High Speed Rail)
The new Express Rail trains run from the Station in West Kowloon, heading north to the
Shenzhen/Hong Kong Boundary, to Futian, Shenzhen north and Guangzhou South.
There are convenient connections to many Chinese cities on the High Speed Rail system.
For more information, click here.
ii) By MTR East Rail Line (To/From Shenzhen, China via Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau)
Coming from Shenzhen in Mainland China via the Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau checkpoints
passengers can take a local MTR train into the city after passing through Hong Kong
Immigration. Check the Train Trip Planner.
iii) By Intercity Passenger Services (Beijing / Shanghai / Guangdong Through Train)
This service runs between Changping, Guangzhou East or Foshan of Mainland China and
Hung Hom Station, Kowloon in Hong Kong SAR. For more information, please click here.
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Annex
1. Site map
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2. Course map – Warm Up Zone for 22/11
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3. Course map – Training flow pattern (23/11) & Race course (heats and finals)
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Partners of Asian Rowing Federation