General Reports

[QUOTE=JeepDude1;2553809]Greetings and salutations! I should be coming into Hong Kong from the states (hopefully) in Mid February for nine days or so. As an occasional monger, my trip isn't 100% about sex tourism, per se, but I do plan on dabbling heavily. Just curious if anybody could give me a good run down on the state of P4P in that area of the world these days. It's hard to tell whether any of the guides on the internet are correct and / or up to date. Was thinking about riding up to Dongguan as well, but the general consensus seems to be that Dongguans status as the sex capital of China is pretty much over. Any information that y'all can provide would be invaluable. Saunas, the hotels with 18 floors of hookers, I sort of want to try it all. In any case, thank y'all for your time! Beer's on me for any local with info that'll still be around come February.[/QUOTE]It is now April 2021, by February of 2022, things can change a lot. I think you might want to wait until December to ask for advice.

[QUOTE=ShiftTab;2554559]It is now April 2021, by February of 2022, things can change a lot. I think you might want to wait until December to ask for advice.[/QUOTE]You're right, guess I jumped the gun a bit. Excited. Thanks anyway.

[QUOTE=TestMaster;2526528]Nice report there. Tried to PM you but seems your inbox is full.[/QUOTE]Try now? I've emptied it.

I was at Wanchai today and saw the familiar heavy red curtains of a gentleman's club. San Francisco is open for business.

I've never been inside, from the (admittedly) little I know, it's a money sink, but it's nice to see the drought beginning to recede.

Cheers!

"Top officer in Hong Kong police national security unit may step down after being caught in massage parlour raid".

The No 2 officer in Hong Kong's police National Security Department is considering resigning after he was caught during a raid on an unlicensed massage parlour and placed on leave, a high-level source has told the Post.

The further fallout on Wednesday comes after the Post reported exclusively on Tuesday night that Senior Assistant Commissioner and Director of National Security Frederic Choi Chin-pang had been ordered to step away from his role for nearly a month for alleged misconduct.

A senior police insider who revealed the news did not disclose details such as the time or location of the raid, saying it involved sensitive information.

[URL]https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/law-and-crime/article/3133113/top-officer-hong-kong-police-national-security-unit[/URL]

Still not sure exactly how that whole thing went down, but that guy must have really pissed somebody off for this to become a "thing" OR someone way up the food chain needed to make a big splash for someone even further up the food chain.

Anyway, I have been visiting a legit shop in Central for years, never received more than a nice massage and a VERY occasional "the feiji", found out it was raided last week. In fact it was one of two in the same building that was raided. It appears they are shut down or their services have been severely curtailed, like no oil massage at all and only neck and shoulders and feet. I don't have all the details because the Manager doesn't want to discuss the issue, only let me know that they could not accept full body oil massage requests "at this time". I am a little concerned because I buy a "VIP package" which gives me a 20% discount and I still have a bit of cash on account. She did tell me to come and get a good foot massage, but I have declined so far. Rumor has it there is an ongoing dispute with the other shop over one "poaching" customers off the elevator, so who knows what's really going on. I was told by some of the ladies that a few, some, a number of shops have been raided and then closed because the were providing services not allowed by their biz lic. , like massage when it was supposed to be facials only, etc.

Unless you classify an occasional handy as "sex trade" this doesn't seem to be the driving force. Interesting times.

I haven't been back to HK since the pandemic, but am planning another trip for as soon as the quarantine requirements are relaxed.

I used Skout successfully as noted in my post on the topic, and other have said that Badoo works well. I have installed Badoo to begin cultivating some DH freebies before my trip.

I've noticed that you can initiate 5 free chats per day. What do you guys do to connect to more girls? Just wait for the next day for 5 more free chats? Or pay for the app?

Any advice appreciated.

Will report after my trip of course, and will try to get some contacts to pass.

International borders are likely to be closed in HK until June 2022.

[QUOTE=JohnnyRocket;2583210]I haven't been back to HK since the pandemic, but am planning another trip for as soon as the quarantine requirements are relaxed.[/QUOTE]Not been to HK since February 2021 when I had to make a hasty retreat in case flights got cancelled at short notice. Need to get back for a variety of reasons but have not heard anything recently about the current scene. The only places open seem to be Taboo, Amazonia and perhaps Escape. I understand HK cafe and Neptune 111 have closed. Insiders, New Makati etc must be struggling. Anyone there can give an update on what is happening? If HK does not re-open until June 2022 that's bad news!

Updates on current position gratefully received.

[QUOTE=Chantik;2583243]International borders are likely to be closed in HK until June 2022.[/QUOTE]That long? Why?

[QUOTE=JohnnyRocket;2583472]That long? Why?[/QUOTE]HK has adopted an elimination strategy for COVID which has worked well. You can't complain because there has never been a LOCKDOWN in HK, though of course there have been various level of restrictions. The biggest frustration is that Macau refuses to open the border even though there are no COVID cases in HK.

Yes your very well written reports have been sorely missed. Escape is closed. 7,000 square feet the rent must have been killing. HK Cafe has been reincarnated into Players I am told. Good for late late night is the recommendation I received. Taboo is going strong with lots of thirsty women. Joe Banana's good for the booze and the music, although not overly impressed by the ladies. Amazonia is still around and so is New Makati. Insiders closed I think before the pandemic. Replaced by Fenwick 17, a sports bar. You can check out their FB page for details. I don't hit Wanchai much these days so can't expand further.

[QUOTE=Jackthelad2;2583428]Not been to HK since February 2021 when I had to make a hasty retreat in case flights got cancelled at short notice. Need to get back for a variety of reasons but have not heard anything recently about the current scene. The only places open seem to be Taboo, Amazonia and perhaps Escape. I understand HK cafe and Neptune 111 have closed. Insiders, New Makati etc must be struggling. Anyone there can give an update on what is happening? If HK does not re-open until June 2022 that's bad news!

Updates on current position gratefully received.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=RamnHK;2584662]Escape is closed. 7,000 square feet the rent must have been killing. HK Cafe has been reincarnated into Players I am told. Good for late late night is the recommendation I received. Taboo is going strong with lots of thirsty women. Joe Banana's good for the booze and the music, although not overly impressed by the ladies. Amazonia is still around and so is New Makati.[/QUOTE]Many thanks for the update. Hope it is not only drink the women are thirsty for. The whole place must be struggling due to the drop in visitors / tourists / businessmen.

I should have said February 2020 in my last report, not 2021, so it looks like 2 years before my next visit.

[QUOTE=Chantik;2584380]HK has adopted an elimination strategy for COVID which has worked well. You can't complain because there has never been a LOCKDOWN in HK, though of course there have been various level of restrictions. The biggest frustration is that Macau refuses to open the border even though there are no COVID cases in HK.[/QUOTE]I believe people from the Mainland can go to Macau with no problems. So strange.

[QUOTE=OneEyedMan;2584992]I believe people from the Mainland can go to Macau with no problems. So strange.[/QUOTE]You are 100% correct. It's all political.