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Greater Bay travel journal

Explore city life, culture, food and weekend escapes in the existing travel collection.

100 articles

Canal at The Venetian Macao
MacaoUrban Aesthetics
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12 min read·2 Oct 2026

The Cotai Strip: A One-Hour Tour of Europe

From Big Ben to the Eiffel Tower, unlock Macao's ultimate mega resorts

On Macao's Cotai Strip, architectural imagination has been pushed to the absolute limit. This strip not only gathers the world's top luxury hotels but perfectly replicates classic European landmarks. This is a magical journey through Europe—no passport required.

Hong Kong Palace Museum, West Kowloon Cultural District
Hong KongContemporary Art & Design

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12 min read·2 Oct 2026

A Cultural Renaissance: HK West Kowloon & Macao Heritage

From Imperial Treasures to Grand Prix VR Simulators

Hong Kong and Macao are no longer just synonymous with shopping and casinos. With the completion of HK's West Kowloon Cultural District and the high-tech upgrades to Macao's museums, these two SARs are undergoing a stunning cultural renaissance.

Chasing Stars: The Ultimate GBA Michelin & Black Pearl Pilgrimage
GuangzhouCulinary Pilgrimage
11 min read·2 Oct 2026

Chasing Stars: The Ultimate GBA Michelin & Black Pearl Pilgrimage

From Guangzhou's Jade River to Hong Kong's The Chairman

"Eating is in Guangzhou, but the chefs come from Shunde." The Greater Bay Area is a global culinary powerhouse. Follow the Michelin and Black Pearl guides on a gastronomic journey to the absolute pinnacle of Cantonese cuisine.

Guangzhou & Foshan: Unveiling the Soul of Lingnan Heritage
GuangzhouHeritage & Wonders
12 min read·2 Oct 2026

Guangzhou & Foshan: Unveiling the Soul of Lingnan Heritage

From Masterful Woodcarvings to Kung Fu Legends and Ancient Kilns

Guangzhou and Foshan are deeply intertwined. This route takes you from the historic Liwan district of Guangzhou to the martial arts and ceramics capital of Foshan, all seamlessly connected by a single metro line.