According to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), a stopover is defined as a planned interruption in a journey where a passenger stays at an intermediate point for more than 24 hours for international flights. This allows travelers the opportunity to leave the airport and explore the stopover city before continuing to their final destination.

The stopover fee is waived if you book your flight to Japan, Korea, China, or Taiwan and book a stopover in Hong Kong on your return flight from your primary destination (Japan, Korea, Chinese Mainland, or Taiwan China).

For other flights, the stopover fee may vary depending on currency fluctuations. The final amount at the time of booking is all-inclusive, including any additional charges and surcharges.

No, you do not need to book a stopover if you intend to stay in Hong Kong for less than 24 hours. You can simply proceed with your transit/ layover without any additional arrangements.

It will depend on your passport. Please refer to the travel requirements for your specific nationality to determine if a visa is necessary. For further details, please check this link .

You can stay in Hong Kong for a duration ranging from 24 hours up to 168 hours.

Yes, you can stay in Hong Kong before continuing to your destination, but please note that there will be a stopover fee.

Any bookings should be made in the Stopover/multi-city booking page . You may refer to this guide  for more details.

Yes, you will need to retrieve your check-in baggage during your stayover in Hong Kong. Make sure to collect your bags before leaving the airport.

Yes, you will need to check in again to continue your journey.

Yes, your duration of stay in Hong Kong can be longer than your stay in your primary destination, but it cannot exceed 168 hours.