FAQs

  1. How can I plan a suitable itinerary with Explore Vibes?
    When you have specific travel or consultation needs in China, you can email us or directly contact us via WhatsApp or our website. Please provide detailed information such as your desired destinations, budget, travel season, expected duration, and the number of people in your group. This allows us to create a tailored plan that ensures a pleasant and suitable experience for you.

  2. What months in China are considered peak, shoulder, and low seasons?
    Generally, peak seasons are May, September, and October; shoulder seasons are March, April, June, and July; and low seasons are January, February, November, and December. However, this categorization may vary based on the city, hotels, and transportation habits.

  3. What do I need for international travel in China?
    You must carry a valid passport (valid for at least seven months) and a valid Chinese visa. You can apply for a visa through the Chinese embassy or authorized visa service centers in your country.

  4. How much cash should I bring to China?
    While major cities in China accept cashless payments, we recommend bringing a moderate amount of cash for emergencies. Many vendors still accept cash, and cash exchange services are widely available at banks and airports.

  5. How much luggage can I carry on domestic flights in China?
    For domestic flights, the free baggage allowance typically includes:

    • First-class: 40 kg
    • Business-class: 30 kg
    • Economy-class: 20 kg
      Excess baggage may incur additional fees.

  1. What is the standard voltage and frequency in China?
    The standard voltage in China is 220V, with a frequency of 50Hz.

  2. Is it convenient to make international calls in China?
    In almost every city and even remote towns, you can find hotels providing international call services. Most standard hotels offer this service. Alternatively, you can purchase an IP card to make international calls directly, saving you significant costs.

  3. Is accessing internet services in China easy?
    Most hotel rooms and business centers provide internet services. Additionally, internet cafes are widely available even in smaller towns across China.

  4. What expectations should I have for this trip?
    This trip is perfect for adventurous and curious travelers eager to explore China’s diverse landscapes and cultures. The locals are friendly, and the services at hotels and restaurants often meet international standards. Remember to plan ahead, follow instructions, and enjoy your journey worry-free.

  5. How will I meet the guide after landing?
    After completing immigration and baggage claim, please proceed to the airport exit. Your guide will hold a sign with your name and wait to assist you.

  6. What are tour leaders in China like?
    Our tour leaders are enthusiastic, well-trained, professional, and friendly. They ensure every traveler has a safe, enjoyable, and memorable experience.

  7. What safety tips should I follow when traveling in China?
    Here are some essential safety tips:

    • Plan ahead and keep your passport and visa valid.
    • Carry copies of your tickets and other travel documents.
    • Be aware of local health guidelines.
    • Secure your belongings to prevent theft.
    • Learn a few local phrases, like how to ask for help.
      Overall, China is a very safe country, so there’s no need to worry excessively.

  8. What are Chinese hotels like?
    Hotels in cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guilin, and Xi’an provide services that meet international standards. Guests often praise the hospitality and quality of accommodations in China. A recent survey showed high satisfaction rates among foreign visitors staying at Chinese hotels.

  9. Is transportation convenient in China? Are ridesharing and taxis available?
    Transportation in China is well-developed, especially in major cities. With the advancement of urbanization, China offers high-speed trains, subways, and public bus systems.

    • Ridesharing and taxis: Apps for ridesharing or calling a taxi are widely used in cities and some rural areas. For rural trips, it’s advisable to plan transportation in advance.
      Overall, transportation in China is diverse and accessible, making travel convenient.

  10. Can I travel to Tibet independently?
    According to Chinese regulations, independent travel in Tibet is not allowed. You must book a group tour through an authorized travel agency. A valid visa and special permits are required for entry into Tibet.

  11. Should I book tickets through you or the airline company?
    You can confirm bookings with either option. We assist in arranging flights and provide recommendations based on your travel itinerary.

  12. What receipts or invoices will I receive after payment?
    After payment confirmation, we will email you official receipts or payment proof. Alternatively, a printed invoice can be arranged if necessary.

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