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Title: Take some Travel tips while going to visit Xian, China


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Take some Travel tips while going to visit Xian,
China
  • Travel Tips ( know before you go )
  • Good preparation can make a Xian and even China
    Tour more enjoyable and care free. The following
    information will help clarify what to expect on
    your Xian and even whole China travel vacations.
  • What you need to do before travel to China?
  •  Flights to China 
  •  Passport China Visa
  • Arrival Procedures  Baggage 
  •  Inoculation Medication many more things

2
Do before you go
  • Make sure that you have 1) your valid passport
    ready, and 2) obtain the right China visa. 3)
    Check your name spellings on your airline tickets
    to make sure it matches EXACTLY on your passport.
    4) Check the weather in the places you are going
    to visit in China and pack your baggage light and
    smart. 5) Call the airline related to get your
    seat pre-assigned and your special dietary
    request placed as soon as you receive your
    airline tickets.
  • Make two copies of your passport identification
    page. This will facilitate replacement if your
    passport is lost or stolen. Leave one copy at
    home with friends or relatives. Carry the other
    one along with a passport size photo with you in
    a separate place from your passport. Leave a copy
    of your China Tour itinerary and contact
    information with family or friends at home so
    that you can be contacted in case of an emergency.

3
Flights to China
  • Contact the airline concerned to confirm the
    flight number and any possible schedule changes
    prior to leaving for the airport. Connecting
    passengers should verify, at the time of
    check-in, that luggage can be checked through to
    your China destination. For transpacific flights,
    you must check in at least three hours prior to
    the scheduled departure time. Please check the
    detailed Air China Flight Schedule for your China
    Tours..
  • NoteFor transpacific flight, you must check-in
    at least three (3) hours ahead of departure
    time.It takes at least one (1) hour to clear
    customs and claim your checked baggage.
  • For domestic flight, you must check in at least
    two (2) hours prior to departure time.Most
    airline tickets are issued using a special fare
    which cannot be changed or canceled without
    incurring additional cost. Should you lose or
    misplace your tickets while traveling, you should
    immediately notify the airline. In most cases the
    airline will have you complete a Lost Ticket
    Indemnity Form, and for a fee, issue replacement
    tickets.
  • Additional airline feesAdditional airline fees
    may apply at check-in. Fees may be charged by
    airlines for services such as preferred seat
    selection and baggage handling. Please note that
    fees are determined by the airline you check in
    with and may change at any time. Additional
    overweight baggage fees are charged and vary by
    airline. Please check with your airline for
    weight restrictions.

4
Passport China Visa
  • All foreign nationals traveling to the People's
    Republic of China must travel on a valid passport
    with at least six(6) months remaining validity
    after the entry date into China. A tourist visa
    must be obtained prior to entering the PRC. 

5
Arrival Procedures
  • Xi'an tour guide representative will greet you
    once you have cleared the Customs area at Xian
    airport. After baggage claiming, Please look for
    the sign of your name. If you prefer to take a
    taxi instead of using our transfer, the metered
    taxicab from Xian xianyang international Airport
    to your Xian hotel costs about 25 depending on
    the traffic, but if taxi without meter, about 25
    to 33 will be charged. 

6
Baggage
  • Always remember, "He who would travel happily
    must travel light". We strongly recommend you
    travel with one piece of checked luggage, one
    carry-on bag, and one personal item per person.
  • China domestic flights are restrictive. You are
    allowed only one piece of checked baggage, and
    that must not exceed 20 pounds per person. In
    addition, you are allowed one carry-on bag not to
    exceed 5 pounds, and one personal item such as a
    purse or camera bag. The carry-on must fit in the
    overhead bin or under the seat. The airport
    authorities seldom weigh your carry-on baggage,
    but the size of it does matter, particularly when
    the flight is full. This is the rule. Sometimes
    it is enforced strictly and sometimes it is not -
    depending on the local airport and how full the
    flight is. The checked-baggage rule, allowing
    only one piece and its weight allowance are
    usually enforced, particularly in the inland
    cities.
  • Overweight luggage in excess of allowances will
    incur excess baggage charges payable on site by
    the passenger. For domestic China flights, you
    may be asked by the airline to pay fees of
    approximately 2 to 4 per pound in excess of the
    weight limit.

7
Baggage Lock Liquids
  • Whatever transportation means you are using,
    youd better make your luggage locked for the
    security issue. So at least prepare locks for the
    main compartment of each bag and any lock will
    do.
  • Liquids gels over 100 ml must be packed in
    checked luggage at all airports in China.
  • Baggage PrecautionsA copy of your itinerary and
    contact information should also go in an outside
    pocket of your luggage. Never check luggage
    containing prohibited items (i.e. lighters),
    valuables (i.e. cash, jewelry, and cameras),
    fragile items (i.e. undeveloped film, bottles,
    eyeglasses) or critical items (i.e. medicines). 

8
Inoculation
  • Inoculation is not mandatory for your China
    travel. However, we remind you that traveling in
    China does require certain precautions. Most
    seasoned travelers get immunized for Hepatitis
    AB and Tetanus. Note we are not in the position
    to tell you that you should or should not take
    certain inoculation. We, therefore, highly
    recommend that you consult your family doctor to
    verify your particular needs, or contact your
    local Travel Clinic for their professional
    advice. You can locate a Travel Clinic in your
    area by a Google search using keyword Travel
    Clinic or look at your local Yellow Pages. Some
    shots need to be taken well in advance. For the
    latest overseas travel health information, please
    contact the Center of Disease Control and
    Prevention (CDC). 

9
Medication
  • If you take prescription medication, be sure to
    bring enough to last the entire trip. Keep these
    medications with you and do not pack them in
    checked baggage.
  • Long-term travel overseas might cause tourists
    to develop stomach upset a change in water,
    food, sleep habits and/or climate may all cause
    discomfort. Bring anti-diarrhea medications such
    as Imodium and Lomotil just in case.

10
Contact Us
  • Xian Tour Guide
  • 82, Chang An Road,
  • Xian, Shaanxi ,710061
  • China
  • Tel- 86 138-9186-2240
  • Email atravelchina_at_hotmail.com
  • Website http//www.xiantourguide.net/
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