
Beijing travel guide: what to see and who it suits
China's capital holds 600 years of imperial history alongside a modern city of 22 million. Here's what first-time visitors need to know.
Practical advice for New Zealand travellers, written by a team that has arranged travel to China for over 25 years.
Essentials: visas, payments and staying connected
China's capital holds 600 years of imperial history alongside a modern city of 22 million. Here's what first-time visitors need to know.

From ancient imperial palaces to karst peaks and sacred mountains, here's how to make sense of China's highlights in two to three weeks.

From road crossings to food hygiene, here is what New Zealand travellers need to know to stay safe and well in China.

China's climate varies enormously by region. Here's how to plan your trip around the weather, public holidays, and the seasons back home.

From dining rituals to gift-giving taboos, understanding Chinese customs helps you travel respectfully and connect more meaningfully with local people.

China has dozens of distinct regional cuisines. Here is what to expect at the table, from Cantonese dim sum to Sichuan spice.

China's transport network is vast and efficient. Here's how to move between cities and get around once you arrive.

China's internet restrictions and unfamiliar apps catch many travellers off guard. Here's how to prepare before you leave New Zealand.

Cash, cards and mobile payments all work differently in China. Here's what to set up before you leave New Zealand.

Visa rules, arrival formalities and customs allowances for New Zealanders heading to mainland China. Always verify requirements before you book.
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