Hong Kong airport transfers - Telegraph Graham Mawby, Newcastle, Staffs, writes In January three of us are flying into Hong Kong airport, arriving in the evening and going on to the Regal Oriental Hotel in Kowloon City. Can you please confirm if there is a plentiful supply of taxis at the airport in the evenings, the approximate cost of the ride and whether it will be possible to make payment for the journey in US dollars or sterling? Fionnuala McHugh, Hong Kong expert, replies Hong Kong has a wonderfully efficient airport and you'll have no problem finding a red taxi at the clearly marked rank. Your journey should cost about HK$240 (£19.50) plus luggage, which is charged at HK$5 (£0.40) per piece placed in the boot (tipping isn't expected; just round up the fare). The driver certainly won't accept sterling or US dollars; if you haven't changed money in advance, you can do so in the arrivals area. If you fancy the quick and easy Airport Express train to Kowloon station, a group ticket for three costs HK$190 (£15.40). This includes a complimentary hotel shuttle bus at the other end. Alas, the Regal Oriental in Kowloon City isn't one of the hotels served, although the Regal Kowloon hotel is (don't mix the two up). That means you'll have to take a taxi anyway, which for this shorter journey will be about HK$40 [£3.20]. My online guide to Hong Kong is at telegraph.co.uk/hongkong