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Roundup: Articles From Around the Web
Here are some posts from around the web that I thought you may find interesting. Let me know if there is anything good I missed. Email me anything awesome that you find, or write, at Mark@milestomemories.com.
Articles
What You Can No Longer Say in Hong Kong – New York Times
I really feel for the people in Hong Kong.
Experiencing EPCOT’s Annual Food and Wine Festival at Walt Disney World During COVID-19 – Travel Pulse
A look at how this normally huge even will be different, and the same, this year.
COMBINE HOTELS.COM SALE & MARRIOTT BEST RATE GUARANTEE FOR AMAZING DEAL – Bougie Miles
This could be a lucrative play for some out there.
Conclusion
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I will go back and visit HK as soon as I can travel safely again. Just because there is restriction of speech, what difference does it make to me as a tourist? If anything, I want to come and visit to support their local economy. HK has always been one of my favorite cities in the world and as long as it is safe for me I will always come back to visit. I live in Northern California and I would rather visit HK any day over the cess pool that San Francisco has sadly become. I feel way safer in HK than in SF.
Very true – it will be essentially the same thing as visiting mainland China.
Hong Kong turning into the next North Korea. Zoe will love it. Haha
this blog is not about politics but you seen to be just like the typical US government and intefer with other countries souverty. does your life improve in anyway to open your mouth. but when other countries say any bad about America, you get all butt hurt. you guys need to learn to shut up when you need to, Americans are know to be the loud mouth of the world.
I shared an article about a place that people visit often and that is changing. It is important for people to understand what is going on in a place before they visit.
Pho ,you say “you guys”when in reality you probably reap financial and lifestyle benefits because of America , as has most of the world, you probably even live here now ??, so why don’t you go back to your own country and bad-mouth them because I am sure they have a lot more problems than we do
Interesting Hong Kong article. I love the city but now just don’t know that I’ll ever be back with all of the horrible changes. When I step back from mourning the city, I realize the residents have it so much worse.
I think there will be quite a few people weighing the same thoughts/decision in the near future.