Tier Point Run to Grand Cayman in Dec 2013

Bit scary this - my first overseas trip by air on my own! At 47! I’ve always had someone in tow to rely on for finding my way around, or picking up things from hotel rooms when I have left them, and there’s no one but myself to rely on.

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A mighty view in Yellowstone National Park
A mighty view in Yellowstone National Park

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A colourful entrance to the Regal Skycity hotel in Hong Kong
A colourful entrance to the Regal Skycity hotel in Hong Kong

RTW TP Run in Jan 2026: Day 17 – Hong Kong (HKG) to Denpasar (DPS)

By Nige on February 3, 2026 at 3:31 pm
Type: Post
Story: Round the World Tier Point Run in Jan 2026 Category: Travel
Tags: Cathay Pacific | CX | Denpasar | DPS | HKG | Hong Kong | Skycity

By this point, I could definitely feel that I was properly into the swing of things. Hong Kong had become something of a base for the Asia phase of my Round The World trip, and staying in the same hotel each time simplified everything enormously.

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Access to International Departures at Jakarta Airport Terminal 3
Access to International Departures at Jakarta Airport Terminal 3

RTW TP Run in Jan 2026: Day 16 – Jakarta (CGK) to Hong Kong (HKG)

By Nige on February 2, 2026 at 10:26 pm
Type: Post
Story: Round the World Tier Point Run in Jan 2026 Category: Travel
Tags: CGK | Hilton | HKG | Hong Kong | Jakarta | Skycity

The ride back to the airport was very comfortable. It may have cost me double what I’d hoped to pay — thanks to having to book a Grab Premium — but given that it still only came to around £5, I wasn’t going to complain too loudly.

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