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07/19/2013

Traveling to China Is Easier Than You Think

Thanks to changes to China’s foreign policies, traveling to China has become easier and less expensive than ever before. The only thing that stands between you and your trip to the Great Wall is a visa. But never fear! While the China embassy’s visa application is a bit more complex, Passport Visas Express.comcan handle that part of the trip planning for you.

What makes for easier travel? A new website by the China National Tourist Offices, the US arm of government agency Chinese National Tourism Administration, introduces you to historical sites—the terra cotta warrior excavation, Beijing, stops along the Silk Road, ancient palaces—and helpful information on where to travel for fine food, natural habitats, shopping, and hotels, both deluxe and best bang-for-your-buck stays.

This site provides a one-stop guide for anyone interested in a little research or some serious planning, with phone numbers and email addresses to reach the vendors you’re interested in.

If you’re thinking about flights, here are some quick figures from Air China, which has promotional prices. Note these prices, which are quoted during peak tourist season: You can fly from Los Angeles, CA, to Beijing for all $920; or from New York to Hong Kong for $1,084. There are now direct flights from Houston, TX, as well.

But what’s left? The visa. Check out our other pages on different types of visa and see which applies to you. If you’re interested in visiting Hong Kong, our handy guide will give you all the information you need on what the visa requirements are. Have any questions on visas for a whole group of people, or how to update everyone’s visas en masse? Our friendly customer service is happy to answer any and all questions at 1-888-596-6028, or email us at CustomerSupport@passportvisasexpress.com.

Leave the busy work of a visa application to us and enjoy the nature, culture, and glamour of China yourself!