Frequently Asked Questions

Visa requirements depend on your nationality, route, and length of stay. Check the latest rules with the Chinese embassy or consulate responsible for your area before booking international flights.

Spring and autumn offer comfortable temperatures. Summer suits coastal trips, while winter is generally mild. We adjust each itinerary for seasonal weather and local events.

Four to eight weeks is comfortable for most private trips. Book earlier for Chinese public holidays, peak seasons, specialist guides, or distinctive accommodation.

Yes. Private transfers can be included throughout the itinerary, with your driver or guide meeting you at the agreed arrival point.

China’s high-speed rail network is efficient and comfortable. We can advise on routes, arrange tickets, and coordinate station transfers.

Tours for international travelers are led by English-speaking guides unless another language is agreed in advance.

International bank cards can usually be linked to major Chinese payment apps, though setup and limits vary. Carry a physical card and some cash as backups.

Hotels commonly provide Wi-Fi and local SIM or eSIM options may be available. Prepare essential apps and connectivity before departure.

Tell us about allergies, vegetarian preferences, religious requirements, or other needs before travel so we can plan and communicate them clearly.

Yes. Dates, pace, accommodation level, activities, transport, and destinations can all be adjusted around your interests.

Private travel lets us adapt walking distances, start times, meal breaks, rooms, and vehicle size. Share mobility or comfort needs early.

Your local team will help assess alternatives based on availability, transport rules, weather, and supplier policies.

Your proposal states the deposit, payment schedule, inclusions, and cancellation terms before confirmation. Policies may vary for non-refundable services.