Surrounded by a stream of passengers on an MTR platform in Hong Kong on a regular weekday, a couple paused to pose for photos next to a station sign to mark their journey. “We took photos at most of the metro stations we visited, just to record our metro route,” said Arale, a 36-year-old tourist…
Surrounded by a stream of passengers on an MTR platform in Hong Kong on a regular weekday, a couple paused to pose for photos next to a station sign to mark their journey. “We took photos at most of the metro stations we visited, just to record our metro route,” said Arale, a 36-year-old tourist…
Big news for cross-border commuters and travelers—as of March 22, Hong Kong’s MTR system has officially joined the China T-Union network, bringing the dream of nationwide transit access one tap closer to reality. Yes, that means your China T-Union transport card—the one you use for buses and subways in over 330 cities across the Chinese…