Stopover in China
As the majority of our clients travel to Korea via China and spend at least two nights in Beijing, many of them request us to arrange their stopover in Beijing.
From now on, we are happy to provide this service. Our business partners in China will professionally tailor your program in accordance with your wishes and interests.
Unlike going to the DPRK, in China you are not obliged to buy the whole package of services, such as airport transfers, hotel accommodation, and excursions. You can opt for a fraction of these services or combine any of them as you wish.
Prices
Hotels
Attention! All prices are given per rum, not per person
- 3* hotel - 58 Euro/night
- 4* hotel - 92 Euro/night
- 5* hotel - 122 Euro/night
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The excursion package
Here you can find the standard excursion package for 4 days. Clients are welcome to request changes in the number of days and in the content of the program.
Program.
Day 1. Arrival to Beijing, transfer to the hotel, Tian An Men Square, Forbidden City.
Day 2. The Great Wall of China, Ming tombs. Duck dinner.
Day 3. Temple of Heaven, Hutong Rikshaw tour in the downtown old Beijing.
Day 4. Departure from Beijing. |
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The excursion package price.
Our prices include:
- transfer to/from the airport
- 3 meals a day
- English speaking guide (guides in other languages can be provided)
- tickets to all museums, exhibitions, and performances included in the program.
1 pers - 307 Euro
2-5 pers - 214 Euro per person
6-9 pers. - 174 Euro per person
10 pers. and more - 133 Euro per person |
Shopping in China
China is a shoppers' paradise where one can purchase luxury goods at a very modest price. If you shop at the factory, you save even more.
Therefore, we organise visits to pearl farms, embroidery factories, etc., where you will see the production process and then shop at the factory outlet. When you see the thousands of unique products available for sale, you will be surprised by both the high quality of merchandise and the creativity of Chinese artisans. Tthere is of course no obligations to buy anything.
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