My grandfather traveled from Hong Kong to San Francisco on a business trip in November/December 1919. From SF he traveled to New York ...I believe by train. From New York he took a Cunard ship, Carmania, to London, arriving in June 1920. He eventually returned to Hong Kong but I have no record of what route he took on his return voyage. I assume he did not return to NY, etc. He must have traveled by ship via the Suez Canal or around Africa. Can any one suggest what his likely route would have been from London to Hong Kong. I have been unable to locate his name on a ship's register. Thank you for your assistance.
Roger Remedios
re: London to Hong Kong
Some of the options for traveling this route are given at https://gwulo.com/node/17157
It's also worth mentioning your grandfather's name on the chance it turns up in a future search, and someone can help you.
Thanks
Thanks much. Will do that.
His name is Jose M. Britto…
His name is Jose M. Britto and he owned an import/export business in Hong Kong. BTW, thanks for the link to "routes between London and Hong Kong." This is very helpful.