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Question: How long are cruise vacations?
Answer: The length varies on different cruising
courses. The shortest one is 4 days from Chongqing to Yichang and
the longest could be 9 days or more from Shanghai to Chongqing.
To choose a cruise, length is not the only element to consider.
You need also consider the cruise schedules, which might not be
available daily.
Question: Is it better to take a Yangtze River cruise upstream
or downstream? Does it make any difference? Or is it just that downstream
is a little faster?
Answer: The biggest difference is downstream takes
less time. Usually there are only a few minor differences for shore
excursion programs between ships of the same company and most ships
will have exactly the same programs for both downstream and upstream
cruises.
Question: Can you arrange an extra bed for the cruise?
Answer: Not all cruises provide extra beds in standard
twin cabins. It is based on the space in their cabins. For example,
American Victoria cruise ships do not provide extra beds, nor does
China Regal.
Question: I am confused about the Yangtze River cruises
from Chongqing to Wuhan. They are listed as lasting 5 days, but
the start and stop days really cover 4 days.
Answer: There is one day when you pre-board the
cruise ship. This only occurs when the ship is scheduled to sail
in the early morning. For example, the downstream cruise of Regal
China from Chongqing to Wuhan. The ship is scheduled to sail at
8:00 am. We arrange a one-day city tour in Chongqing then the guide
arranges for you to board in the evening.
Question: Please explain a bit about Shennong Stream and
why this is offered instead of the Three Little Gorges in some itineraries?
Answer: Both are side trips of the Yangtze River
cruise to the unspoiled tributaries, and both feature natural beauty
and exciting boating, drifting along crystal streams. Considering
the river's water conditions and the schedules of different ships,
the cruise company will arrange either Three Little Gorges or Shennong
Stream.
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