Beijing China Travel Advisors

An professional travel advisor to help plan your Beijing tour or give advice on your trip to China is very a important factor in getting the most from you trip. All of our travel advisors are experienced travel professionals, who are seasoned travelers within China and can give you the benefit of their experience.

We have more than 30 travel advisors, all university graduates, who have majored either in their service language or tourism and have received extensive post-gradate training so that they can serve you better. They know China best destinations, the local people, culture and customs well. They have industry knowledge and are up-to-date with what’s happening in China and overseas so they are well placed to answer any questions that you may have.

A Travel Advisor Survey is used to continually evaluate the performance of our travel advisors. Evaluations done by our customers who submit inquiries are highly regarded as we monitor the service level of our travel advisors in regard to promptness, professionalism, responsibility, product knowledge, patience and accuracy.

If you have any questions about a Beijing tour or Beijing China tour, please contact us. We will provide a professional service and customize a Beijing tour that you want.

Your Travel Advisors

Choosing the right Beijing tour for you can be a complicated mix of Beijing's culture, history, food and many small details. Advice from an experienced travel advisor is absolutely necessary as is good organization, which leaves no detail to chance.

Planning your Beijing Tour

How does your Travel Advisor help your Tour Planning?

• Our professional travel advisor will respond within one working day. He/she will work closely with you to customize your tour based on your specifications, as well as providing suggestions depending on your personal interests, time and budget to ensure that your tour is all what you want it to be.
• The travel advisor will confirm all the tour bookings as soon as we get your deposit for the tour.
• After all the bookings done, the travel advisor will send you a Confirmation Letter which includes all your tour details as well as his/her contact details.
• The travel advisor will keep you informed of any unforeseen changes.
• The travel advisor will send you an Inbound Reminder which includes useful tour tools and 7 days before your tour starts.

How does your travel advisor help during your Tour?

• Your travel advisor will call you on the first day of your tour to check that all is to you satisfaction, and is always just a phone call away, just in case. We will independently talk to your guide to ensure your tour is delivered as planned.
• Your travel advisor will in charge of your tour from the initial contact until follow up emails after the end of your Beijing tour. You have one contact who will take a personal interest in ensuring that you get the best possible service from start to finish.

Some Frequently asked questions

We listed some of the frequently asked questions about a beijing tour or travelling in beijing china sorted out by our travel advisors. Hope it can be of help in planning a beijing tour or a beijing china tour. For any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us. Our travel advisors will provide a professional service.

About Visa	Beijing Airport Transfer	Language Problem in Beijing	Beijing Weather & the Best Time to Visit Beijing
Top Things to Do in Beijing	Money & Currency	Food & Restaurants	Holiday & Festival

1. Do I Need Visa For China?

All visitors traveling to mainland China, whether for business or pleasure, require a visa. No Visa is required prior to enter Hong Kong, a Visa will be issued upon arrival. If you travel beyond Hong Kong, even for a few hours, you will need a China visa to enter China.

2. How to travel from Beijing airport to town?

Beijing airport is 26 kilometers, about 40 minutes drive from the center of Beijing. You can take an airport shuttle bus or take a taxi. See more information at Beijing Airport Transportation

3. Is Language A Problem There?

Mandarin is spoken throughout Beijing China, and most people in Hong Kong speak Cantonese and English. English is the first foreign language of China and becoming more and more common. In areas frequented by tourists, you won't have problem using English.

4. What Are The Public Holidays In China?

There are three key national holiday periods in China, when a large part of the population is on the move – all travel bookings are extremely tight at these times, hotels generally increase their rates and flights and trains can be very crowded. The main, week-long holidays are: Chinese New Year in February; International Labour Day the first week of May, and to celebrate National Day the first week in October.

5. What Are The Traditional Festivals In China?

Chinese people celebrate a seemingly endless series of festivals during the course of a year. Most of these festivals take place on important dates in the Chinese lunar calendar. Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) is the most important festival for Chinese people. Read more about Chinese Festivals.

6. What's The Weather Like In Beijing? The Best Time to Travel to Beijing?

The weather in Beijing is of the continental type, with a temperate spring, rainy summer, clear autumn, and a cold, snowy winter. The average temperature throughout the year is 12°C (53°F). The coldest month is January and the hottest month is July. Autumn (September to November) is considered the best time to visit Beijing as at this time it has very pleasant weather and fewer tourists. Read more about Beijing Weather.

7. What Credit Cards Are Accepted In Beijing?

Most of the internationally accepted credit cards are usable in Beijing. They include: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Diner's club, and the JCB card of Japan. Credit cards are accepted only in large shopping malls and stores. Credit card symbols are displayed in the visible place in shops and hotels indicating credit cards are accepted.

8. May I Take Chinese Currency To China For My Convenience?

General you need not take Chinese currency to China since you can easily exchange you USD into Chinese RMB in hotels and banks. However if you would like to have local currency upon your arrival in China, it is okay that you may take a volume of Chinese currency less than 20,000 RMB without declaration at the customs. You are required to declare your import of Chinese currency exceeding 20,000 RMB.

9. I Am A Vegetarian; Can I Get My Preferred Food In Beijing?

Vegetarian Restaurants and Muslim Restaurants are available in Beijing. See more at Beijing Restaurants.

10. What Are The Top Things to Do In Beijing?

The top attractions or things to do in Beijing are: the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, Hutong tour, the Temple of Heaven, Summer Palace, Tiananmen Square, Wangfujing Street, Beijing Olympic Green, Peking Roast Duck, Beijing Opera.