Travel Information

1. Jockey Club Campus of Creativity (JC3)

Address: 30 Renfrew Road, Kowloon Tong

2. Lee Shau Kee Communication and Visual Arts Building (CVA)

Address: 5 Hereford Road, Kowloon Tong

3. Route between JC3 and CVA

1. From Airport to HKBU

Take the Airport Express (towards Hong Kong) and get off at Tsing Yi Station. Transfer to the Tung Chung Line (towards Hong Kong) and travel to Lai King Station. Then transfer to the Tsuen Wan Line (towards Central) to Prince Edward Station, and finally transfer to the Kwun Tong Line (towards Tiu Keng Leng) to Kowloon Tong Station.

2. From Hong Kong West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station to HKBU

Walk from the West Kowloon High-Speed Rail Station to Austin Station. Take the Tuen Ma Line (towards Wu Kai Sha) to Hung Hom Station, then transfer to the East Rail Line (towards Lo Wu) and get off at Kowloon Tong Station.

3. From Lo Wu / Futian Checkpoint to HKBU

Take the East Rail Line (towards Admiralty) from Lo Wu Station or Lok Ma Chau Station and get off at Kowloon Tong Station.

4. From Kowloon Tong Station to JC3 or CVA buildings

Exit Kowloon Tong Station via Exit B or D, and take the green minibus 25M(S), 25A, or 25B across the road. Get off at the JC or CVA Building stop and inform the driver in advance when you wish to alight.

Alternatively, exit via Exit A2 and walk by following directions on Google Maps or Amap (Gaode Maps).

Hotels along the Kwun Tong Line (Green Line) (e.g., Mong Kok, Prince Edward, Yau Ma Tei) or the East Rail Line (Blue Line) (e.g., Hung Hom, Mong Kok East) are recommended. The approximate price range is HKD 600–1,200 per night.

For participants who plan sightseeing, hotels around Tsim Sha Tsui, East Tsim Sha Tsui, and Jordan are also good options, with prices typically ranging from HKD 600–1,500 per night.

Hotel booking platforms include official websites of hotels, Agoda, Ctrip, and Qunar.

To support sustainability, many hotels in Hong Kong do not provide disposable toiletries free of charge. Guests are therefore encouraged to bring their own personal care items. Under Hong Kong’s current plastic-control measures, hotels also generally do not provide certain disposable plastic items and bottled water free of charge.

Water dispensers will be available at the venue, and HKBU will provide reusable water bottles for participants. Guests are also welcome to bring their own reusable cutlery to help reduce waste.

Hong Kong has a convenient public transport system, and first-time visitors may find the Octopus card especially useful for transport and small everyday purchases. Many places also accept credit cards, WeChat Pay, Alipay, and other electronic payment methods, though some smaller local shops may still prefer cash. Bringing a small amount of Hong Kong dollars is therefore recommended.

Please also note that retailers in Hong Kong generally do not provide shopping bags for free. If needed, plastic shopping bags are usually charged separately, so bringing your own reusable bag is recommended.

For dining near campus, Kowloon City is a popular nearby area known for Thai food and dessert shops. Kai Tak / AIRSIDE is another convenient option with a wider range of dining choices.