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Unfortunately you could be right, no peaceful resolution.

devank Now you caught me out, I was too busy shopping to bother counting:p Let me guess, perhaps more than 3,000 but most definitely less than 500,000. To me as an observer seems a very nice, friendly protest for the moment, what happens next, we will see. Protesters threatening to start...

Yes, this is true. Unfortunately though the fire works held on 1 October were cancelled due to the protesting etc. We were staying at the Marco Polo and our room had magnificent views over the harbour, shame about this.

Its fine, I just got back from Hong Kong and protesters ended up on our street, Canton Road. May just expect some delays depending on where you are located.

DB Its not only students that are protesting, today was an official holiday and families with children have joined the protestors. I can understand why they are protesting. After Beijing?s promise of universal suffrage for the 2017 election, Hong Kong, which was handed over to China by...

Thanks We are staying in Kowloon, and have already organised a driver, it took about 30 minutes to get from airport to Kowloon. Not having any issues in this area, I think we should be OK.

We are staying away from areas where protests are occurring. Public Holiday in HK today and the scheduled sky works over Victoria Bay have been cancelled... boo hoo.... we miss out. We fly home tomorrow and even though protests are not near where we are staying or airport we have been...

As it is HK I think China (main land) will take a far more cautious approach on how they deal with the protestors.

Roads have now been blocked off in and around this area so we have been avoiding these areas.

I am currently holidaying in HK, staying in the Kowloon district, business as usual here. Not sure how this is going to pan out though