Is it possible to check Hong Kong duty free prices for alcohol online?

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On an upcoming trip, I'm flying from London to Hong Kong, spending a few days there, then carrying onwards to Australia. I've generally found the arrivals duty free stores in Australia to be fairly poor value, so I'm therefore planning to buy things before I arrive.

One option is to buy things in Heathrow, then pack it in my suitcase while in Hong Kong, before flying on. The other is to buy things in Hong Kong before boarding my flight.

The Heathrow duty free website isn't great, but it does manage to list the prices of many of the things they sell (but by no means all, or least not that I can find...) Fine for getting an idea though of prices, and pretty good on their special offers.

I've looked in the Duty Free section of the Hong Kong airport website, which lists where the duty free shops are, but I can't seem to spot prices either there or linked from there. Since I'll be in HK second, if I discover Heathrow was cheaper it'll be too late...

Is it possible to check the rough or exact prices of duty free alcohol in the Hong Kong airport online? Or failing that, does anyone know roughly how prices compare with somewhere like Heathrow?



Best Answer

You could try using the prices from a HK supermarket as a rough guide. Park N Shop is a pretty big chain (http://www.parknshop.com/WebShop/index.do); the other major one is Wellcome (http://www.wellcome.com.hk/wd2shop/en/html/index.html).

I can't remember what the situation is with taxes on alcohol in HK, but I think it'll be a pretty safe bet it'll be cheaper than Australia :)

UPDATE: It seems like there's no tax on alcohol under 30% in HK. There's some recent information in this thread (http://www.tripadvisor.com.au/ShowTopic-g294217-i1496-k6516896-Duty_Free_Alcohol-Hong_Kong.html), which has a link to this site too (http://www.dutyfreeaddict.com/search#/hong-kong) although I don't know how accurate it is.




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Can we buy from duty-free online?

CAN WE ORDER FROM DELHI DUTY FREE WEBSITE? Yes, you can.

Which duty-free airport is the cheapest for alcohol?

The overall cheapest The Points Guy found that overall, the cheapest international airports for duty-free shopping are the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, the Singapore Changi Airport and the Owen Roberts International Airport in the Cayman Islands.

Are duty-free shops overpriced?

Duty-free items are typically priced competitively for the global market, but it's still possible that some items may, in fact, be priced higher than the tax-inclusive price at home, and it's still wise to check before purchase.

Is duty-free cheaper for alcohol?

We found that prices for the spirits we selected were around 30% to 40% higher than those in the airports. Of all the U.S. airports we surveyed, Tampa's airport had the most expensive duty-free spirits.



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Answer 2

All that I could find was the price list that Cathay Pacific has for the in-flight Duty Free shopping. This is however also very limited.

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