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Question: What does the quotation include and exclude?
Answer: It varies for different tours. Hereunder
is only the general information for your reference:
Our tours usually include the following items and
services and please note that all details are subject to a specific
tour:
a) the economy-class airfare or soft sleeper or
seat train ticket fare
b) the hotel accommodation on twin-share basis
c) daily American breakfast, Chinese lunch and/or dinner
d) the private transfer by private vehicle
e) a private English-speaking tour guide
f) all admission fees
g) the Tibet Travel Permit if applicable
h) the Chinese government taxes and city construction fee
i) the Travel Agencies' Liability Insurance
j) For tours including cruises, the cruise excursion and activities
are subject to the cruise company's arrangements
Our tours usually exclude the following items and
services and please note that all details are subject to a specific
tour:
a) the air/ train tickets or arrival in and departure
from the tour
b) the expenses of personal consumption
c) the departure tax of CNY90.00 (USD11.00) per person for departure
China mainland
Question: Does the quoted price include my airfare? If not,
could you quote a tour price including airfare or just the air fare
we could add on to the tour price?
Answer: The quotation listed on our website only
includes fares for internal flights forming part of the tour. Fares
to the starting point of your tour and your homeward journey are
not included. We also offer the air ticket booking if required;
please make this clear to us at the time of your initial enquiry.
Question: What is your price for children?
Answer: According to the regulations of China National
Tourism Administration (CNTA), children under 12 years old traveling
with parents in China can enjoy great discounts on the adult fare
on the land service charge, the breakfast and the domestic airfare.
Children above 12 years will be charged as adults.
For infants, we only charge the any necessary airfares.
Should there be any surcharges required during the tour, they need
to be paid on the spot by the person or persons incurring them.
Question: Do you offer any group discounts if we have more
than 10? If not, how many do you need for a group discounted rate?
Answer: According to the regulations of China National
Tourism Administration (CNTA), tour groups are divided into the
following four categories according to group size and the rates
are calculated accordingly:
a) One person
b) 2-5 people
c) 6-9 people
d) over 10 people
Our tour prices are calculated according to these
four categories as well. The rates on our website are based on double
occupancy for 2-5; 6-9 and 10 and above people as a group. If you
have larger groups, special prices can be arranged.
Question: What is the single room supplement? Is this fee
already included in the season quotation or should I add it to the
season quote?
Answer: All our hotel bookings are made on the
basis of two adults sharing a twin-bedded room. In the event of
a person of a party requiring his or her own room a surcharge is
made. The same applies to someone who is traveling alone in a small
group.
Single room supplement is not included in the quotation
published and needs to be added to the season quote.
Question: I want to verify that once this itinerary is confirmed
with all of the dates selected and hotels confirmed that the price
cannot change. I would want to be sure that our trip was completely
secure and was not going to go up in price.
Answer: Once our quotation has been accepted and
the reservation made we guarantee that there will be no price variations
other than in those circumstances where the traveler requests changes
to the previously agreed itinerary or accommodation.
Question: Is the November the high season or the low season?
Answer: The duration of the high season is from 1st March
to 30th June & 1st Sep to 30th November, and the low season
is from 1st December to the end of next February. So November is
the high season. July and August belong to Olympic periods in 2008.
For more details about quotation, please refer
to Terms and Quotation.
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