Frank hopes travelers can take the Guinness World Record double decker tram in Hong Kong soon

Frank recommends Guinness World Record double decker tram to travelers

Frank the tour guide recommends Hong Kong's double decker tram ride to travelers for their Hong Kong trips after the pandemic.

The made in Hong Kong double decker tram fleet has already certified by Guinness World Record as the largest double decker tram fleet in service.

For details, please read Frank's post.

Made in Hong Kong Frank also looks forward to serving clients in his easy Hong Kong private tour.

Hong Kong Tramway gets a Guinness World Record.

 

Frank thinks foreign expats don't need to worry about Hong Kong's new wave of mass migration

Frank shows expats that new migration wave does not reflect Hong Kong's dim future

Made in Hong Kong Frank the tour guide shows foreign expats that the new wave of mass migration can actually benefit Hong Kong to a certain extent.

Frank also thinks expats should focus on their own jobs, wife and children, instead of the local Hong Kong politics.

They may enjoy Hong Kong's scenery and history through Frank's easy Hong Kong private tour service.

You may browse Frank's new post for expats about Hong Kong's freedom of emigration issue through this link.

Migration wave can be good to Hong Kong.

Frank thinks foreign expats don't need to worry about the death of freedom of the press in Hong Kong

Frank shows expats can still enjoy freedom of the press in Hong Kong

Made in Hong Kong Frank the tour guide shows foreign expats that they can still enjoy freedom of the press in Hong Kong although the tabloid Apply Daily stops publication.

Frank also thinks expats should focus on their own jobs, wife and children, instead of the local Hong Kong politics.

They may enjoy Hong Kong's scenery and history through Frank's easy Hong Kong private tour service.

You may browse Frank's new post for expats about Hong Kong's freedom of the press issue through this link.

No more Apple Daily doesn't mean there is no more freedom of the press in Hong Kong.

Frank thinks foreign expats are no need to worry about the loss of freedom

Frank shows expats can still enjoy freedom in Hong Kong

Made in Hong Kong Frank the tour guide shows foreign expats that they can still enjoy different freedoms in Hong Kong although the June 4 Incident memorial gathering was banned due to the fight against Covid-19 pandemic.

Frank also thinks expats should focus on their own jobs, wife and children, instead of the local Hong Kong politics.

They may enjoy Hong Kong's scenery and history through Frank's easy Hong Kong private tour service.

You may browse Frank's new post for expats through this link.

US Embassy in Hong Kong switched on the electronic candles on 4 June 2021 and posted the photo to social media.

Frank gives positive answer to expats' questions about Hong Kong's future

Frank allays expats' concern about Hong Kong's future

Made in Hong Kong Frank the tour guide gives a positive answer to expats' questions on National Security Law and pandemic control.

Frank hopes expats may join his Hong Kong private tours to see the normal life of Hong Kong citizens.

For the answer of Frank, please read Frank's post.

You can also browse Frank's Hong Kong private tour options.

Made in Hong Kong private guide is willing to answer expats' questions about Hong Kong

Frank's post about made in Hong Kong

Franks states made in Hong Kong Frank the tour guide will wear the made in Hong Kong CU mask to serve clients

In his post at Easy Hong Kong Private tour blog, made in Hong Kong Frank the tour guide emphasizes he will wear the made in Hong Kong reusable CU mask to serve clients.

Frank was not afraid of American unilateralism for abolishing "made in Hong Kong" label in the US.

Frank states even there is no more label, Hong Kong-made environmental-friendly reusable CU mask and Frank the tour guide can still shine.

For details please browse Frank's blog post

You may read Frank's original post for details   

Fire boat Alexander Grantham

Fire boat on the land, Alexander Grantham

On the Eastern part of Hong Kong Island, you can find a ship on the land also.  That is the Fire boat Alexander Grantham.

Alexander Grantham, made in Hong Kong fire boat

In 1953, Whampoa Dock (today’s Whampoa Garden) built a new fire boat.  

The boat was named after the Hong Kong Governor, Alexander Grantham, who ordered to develop public housing for the poor.

The ‘Made in Hong Kong’ fire boat was the flagship of the fireboat team.  It led the team to put out the disastrous fire on a luxurious cruise, RMS Queen Elizabeth, in 1972.  

It had served Hong Kong citizens until 2002.

Old Fire boat as new museum 

Later the boat was restored as a museum, which showcases the fire fighting history of Hong Kong.

Visitors can also enjoy a beautiful Victoria Harbour view during the visit of the old fire boat.

During the included local ferry ride in the easy and enjoyable full day city tour, YOU can see the old fire boat.

YOU may contact Frank the tour guide for further details!

YOU may also browse the full day private car tour webpage for more information and booking!