Originally Posted by
moondog
And, of course, we know to avoid Shenyang, not that it's on your radar. Beijing seems to be okay now, but whenever things get a little out of whack, they tighten up the rules. If the HK travel bubble happens before your trip, I'd look into it as an option because you get to pick your own hotel, including several executive apartments with full kitchens. I've also heard that q in HK is much friendlier.
The 28-day quarantine only applies to those whose final destination is Shenyang. If you're just landing in Shenyang before heading elsewhere (including another city within Liaoning), they'll give you the boot after 14 days.
With Omicron, HK has placed almost every country in the world on the high-risk list, and now there is an A+ list as well which the US is on. For high-risk arrivals, you must be an HK resident and will need to quarantine for 21 days. For A+ arrivals, the first seven days of those 21 must be spent at Penny's Bay instead of a hotel.