Company News in 2013

Autoptical Travel to Yunnan

Published: Dec. 25, 2013

During December 15 to 22, our company sent a group of tour operators to Yunnan Province on an investigation visit. During the trip, they evaluated the hotels, restaurants and major attractions, the local tourism market and other issues concerning tourists in three places, Kunming, Lijiang and Dali.

The attractions included the Stone Forest, the Three Pagodas, Yan's Compound of Bai Minority in Xizhou, the Lijiang Old Town Town, the Black Dragon Lake and the murals in Baisha Village.

This topical trip provided us with more information about the local tourism conditions and based on it, we can tailor more suitable itineraries for our guest in the future.

Our Staff at the Stone Forest, Kunming

In Front of the Three Pagodas, Dali

Incentive Tour to Guilin and Yangshuo

Published: Dec. 15, 2013

An incentive tour was arranged to Guilin and Yangshuo as an award for our company’s elite staff from December 7 to 12. During the 6-day trip, they visited the most famous attractions in the two places.

Upon their arrival, they went to the Elephant Trunk Hill, the main scenic spot of the city. On the second day, they headed to Longsheng to visit the Dragon’s Backbone Rice Terrace and nearby ethnic villages, where they enjoyed the Zhuang people’s authentic lifestyle. After that, they went to Sanjiang to visit the Wind and Rain Bridge in the Dong Village on the third day. Finishing the natural beauty sightseeing in rural areas, they returned Guilin on the fourth day and had a city sightseeing tour to Reed Fleet Cave, China’s most famous karst cave. The remaining two days were spent enjoying Yangshuo, by taking the Li River Cruise to get there and a having a leisurely bicycle tour to the nearby rural areas.

Our Staff on the Li River Cruise Ship

Our Staff at the Foot of Fubo Hill, Guilin

Incentive Tour to Thailand

Published: Nov. 27, 2013

Our Staff in the Grand Palace in Bangkok

From November 16 to 24, a group of staff members went to Thailand on an incentive tour. Mainly two places, Bangkok and Phuket Island, were on the itinerary. In Bangkok they first went to the Grand Palace, the best preserved, largest and the most wonderful palace in Thailand. The second activity was to take a cruise on the Chao Phraya River, which is the largest river, stretching from the north to the south of the country.

After that they headed to the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market and the Erawan Shrine. The Floating Market is great place to experience the local life and the Erawan Shrine is a popular Hindu Shrine. From Phuket they visited Phi Phi Island, and Long Beach, which impressed them very much.

This trip not only made the staff relax and enjoy the natural and cultural relics of Thailand, but also gave them a chance to see the tourism service as actual tourists. Their experience made us aware of travelers’ needs, so that we can provide more considerate service and useful information to our customers in the future.

Incentive Tour to Shanghai, Suzhou and Hangzhou

Published: Oct. 28, 2013

As an award for diligent staff, our company arranged an incentive tour to Shanghai, Suzhou and Hangzhou from Oct 21 to Oct 26. After an overnight train, the team first reached Suzhou. Suzhou is famous for its beautiful and time-honored gardens, so they covered most of the classical gardens, such as the Humble Administrator’s Garden, Lingering Garden and Garden of Master of Nets. They also visited Tiger Hill and Qili Shantang Street near the downtown area.

Shanghai was the second destination, where the group had a wonderful time wandering along Nanjing Road and the the Bund, enjoyed a  Huangpu River Cruise at night, and visited the Shanghai Museum, Yuyuan Garden and Xin Tian Di, amongst other places.

After a day to the West Lake in Hangzhou as an extension tour, they finished the whole trip and came back to Xi'an on Oct 25.

Our Staff at the Bund, Shanghai

In a Classical Garden in Suzhou

DIY Collecting Train Ticket Service Started!

Published: Sep. 25, 2013

The service of collecting train tickets for clients was started by TravelChinaGuide on Sep. 25, 2013. In the past, clients need to provide their exact address for delivering the train tickets if they book a ticket on our website. But now, if they do not have or do not want to provide the address, they can choose to collect the tickets by themselves after booking. Passengers can get the order number, train number and time after booking. Then they can use the passport to get the tickets at nearby ticket offices, ticket windows of railway stations and even airports. How to Collect a Train Ticket in China

Mid-autumn Festival and National Day Holidays Celebration!

Published: Sep.17, 2013

Mid-autumn Festival Banquet

A banquet was held at Chengdu Yizhan Restaurant on September, 16, 2013 to celebrate the upcoming Mid-autumn Festival and National Day holidays.

Before the feast, the general manager delivered a speech to give thanks to all the company members’ diligent work and the progress TCG obtained this year, and also expressed the deepest gratitude to those staff who will be on duty during the holidays. Then the entire team cheered for the gathering and enjoyed the banquet very much.

China Post and EMS Packages Tracking Tool Launched!

Published: July 2, 2013

For the convenience of users, TravelChinaGuide has recently developed a search tool for online tracking of China Post / EMS China shipments. With this search tool, you can check the status of your parcel / package easily and locate the shipment.

About use of this search tool, please choose China Post Tracking or EMS Tracking first according to your need, then input the tracking number and verification code to the corresponding blanks. After you press the “Search” button, the tracking will run and get details instantly. Please refer to China Postal Service for more details.