MyTripToCN
Your Authentic 'Guide' to China
Visa & Entry Support
Most visitors from the US, UK, EU, Canada, Australia, Japan and South Korea enjoy 30-day visa-free entry to mainland China.
100% English-Speaking Guides
All our guides speak fluent English and are well trained. They know China’s history, culture and local life style, and can communicate with you smoothly throughout your trip.
Flexible Booking & Cancellation
- Only 50% deposit is required to secure your booking.
- Free cancellation if you cancel 30 or more days before departure.
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One-Day China Tours:
Maximize Your Experience in a Single Day
🆓Hassle-Free One-Day Adventures
All-inclusive service with hotel pickup, private transport, professional English guide and no hidden fees. 100% shopping-free for a relaxed journey.
✅Efficient & Authentic Experiences
Explore top landmarks and local hidden gems in one day. Well-arranged itineraries let you experience real Chinese culture without wasting time.
About Us
Why choose us?
✅ National Qualification: Legally compliant inbound tourism services
✅ Industry Excellence: 2-year Top 100 in China & dual-provincial 3A certification
✅ Integrity Benchmark: Official integrity awards & industry leadership
✅ Premium Service: Thoughtful, customized, and comfortable travel plans
Frequently asked questions
Booking with confidence
How much would a China tour cost?
A trip to China typically costs between $100 and $200 per day, depending on accommodation, transportation, activities, cities, and routes chosen. Whether you book your China tour through a Chinese travel agency or plan your own vacation, Mytriptocn ensures you get the best prices and find the perfect solution to suit your travel needs.
Do I need a visa to tour to China?
Most international travelers require a visa to enter China. However, depending on your nationality, destination, and length of stay, you may be eligible for several Visa-Free policies.
1. Visa-Free Entry (For Specific Nationalities)
China has recently implemented 15-day or 30-day visa-free entry for citizens of many countries (including many European countries, Malaysia, etc.). Please check the latest list from the Chinese Embassy in your country.
2. 240-Hour (10-Day) Transit Visa-Free (TVF)
If you are transiting through China to a third country (e.g., London ✈️ Guangzhou ✈️ Bangkok), citizens of 54 countries (including the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and most EU nations) can enjoy a visa-free stay for up to 10 days in certain regions like Guangdong (Guangzhou/Shenzhen), Shanghai, and Beijing.
Note: You must stay within the authorized region and have a confirmed ticket to a third destination.
3. Standard Tourist Visa (L Visa)
If you do not qualify for the above, you will need to apply for a standard L Visa.
Our Support: For guests who book a tour with mytriptocn, we provide an Official Invitation Letter to support and simplify your visa application process.
Important Note:
Visa policies can change frequently. We strongly recommend checking the Official Website of the Chinese Embassy in your home country for the most up-to-date information.
Still unsure?
Chat with our experts on WhatsApp – we’ll help you figure out the best way to enter China based on your specific itinerary!
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What to see for your first tour to China?
That is a great question! For a first-timer, I highly recommend focusing on these four cities to get a complete 'soul' of China:
Beijing (The History): You can't miss the Great Wall and the Forbidden City. It’s the heart of Chinese history and empire.
Guangzhou (The Flavor & Culture): My personal favorite! Known as the 'Food Capital,' it’s where you experience authentic Dim Sum and deep Cantonese heritage (like Kung Fu).
Zhangjiajie (The Nature): The 'Avatar' mountains. These floating pillars are unlike anything else on Earth—a true bucket-list destination.
Chongqing (The Magic): The 'Cyberpunk' city. Experience the amazing Face-Changing opera, spicy hotpot, and the stunning night views at Hongyadong.
Each of these offers a completely different vibe.
What is the local currency, and can I use my credit card?
The local currency is the Chinese Yuan (CNY/RMB). Credit cards are accepted in many hotels and shopping malls, but cash or mobile payments (like Alipay or WeChat Pay) are commonly used, especially in smaller businesses.
Will I have access to Wi-Fi?
WIFI is available in hotels. However, sometimes the signal might not be strong. It is recommended to have roaming on or obtain a sim/esim.
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