Trip tip

Tip--Packing

Here is some advices for your packing list:

• Print out the confirmation letter and itinerary you get from us and bring one copy with you.
• The passport with all necessary visas
• International Airline tickets
• Wallet & Credit cards & Traveler's checks
• Your medical record & First-aid kit & Medicines & Vitamins
• Clothes suitable for the season (please check the weather of your destination before you come) & Comfortable shoes
• The Dress standard for most places in China would best be described as "smart casual", if your tour involves some formal occasions, then a set of formal suits would be recommended.
• Raincoat and/or umbrella
• Hat, Sunglasses & Sunscreen, depending on the season and your destination
• Insect repellent. Especially for summer months and for travelers who is going to visit rural areas.
• If you wear glasses, we suggest you bring two pairs with you in case that you lose one pair.
• Bottled water: if you don't think you can agree with the drinks in China so fast, especially when you bring your children with you, we suggest you bring some homemade bottles of water for the previous several-day consumption.
• Address and telephone number list on a sheet.
• Converter (power adaptor) if you have one or it is necessary for you to have one

Packing - Note

• Try to make your check-in luggage light, because according to the regulation in China, the luggage allowance for the first class ticket holders is 40 kg (88 pounds) per person, 30kg (66pounds) per person for business class ticket holders, 20 kg (44 pounds) per person for economy class ticket holders (adults), and some of the airports are very strict.
• "Carry On" luggage for air travel in China is limited to 2 pieces for first class travelers and one piece for business and economy class travelers. The dimensions of each shall not exceed 20X40 X55cm and the total weight shall not exceed 5 kg. The carry on items in excess of the above mentioned piece, weight or dimension shall be checked-in as checked baggage according to

Packing - Dress Code

The Dress Code is casual during your whole tour. Shorts and t-shirts in summer are fine, even in the dining room. Remember, it's YOUR tour and you should wear what's comfortable for you. But do prepare one or two sets of formal dress if you feel like and / or you would attend any formal meetings and banquets during your tour.