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People’s Republic of China includes four municipalities, two special administrative regions, twenty three provinces and five autonomous regions. China, covering an area of 9.6 million sq.m, is located in the east Asia. Usually each destination provides information on city location, climate, map, transportation, accommodation, food, attractions, shopping, nightlife, entertainment, and travel tips. Hope the China Travel Information will give some help for your China Holiday. We sugguest that before you go to China and want to go on your China information to get more city guide.

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China Travel Tips: 1. Be sure to book your domestic flights well in advance of your arrival in China. Many flights to China's most popular destinations tend to be fully booked weeks in advance. If you wait until the last minute to book these flights, especially during high season, you are likely to be disappointed and your travel plans for all of China may quickly go awry. Ask your travel agent to book all of your domestic flights at the same time you do your international ticketing. Once in China, be sure to always reconfirm your on-going flight as soon as you arrive in a city. If you fail to do so, your reservation is likely to be automatically canceled. You'll arrive at the airport without a reservation. Your hotel concierge will take care of this reconfirmation. In fact, the first thing you should do upon checking in to a hotel is to ask the front desk or concierge to reconfirm your airline ticket.

2. Be extremely careful with your credit cards. Be sure those who do a credit card transaction write the correct amount and indicate clearly whether this is U.S. dollars or yuan on the credit card slip you sign. It is always a good practice to write the local currency symbol before the total amount so that additional figures cannot be added or the amount mistaken for your own currency. For example, 200 yuan is approximately equivalent to $24.15 U.S. dollars. It should appear as "￥200" on your credit slip. And keep a good record of all charges in local currency-and at official exchange rates-so you don't have any surprises once you return home!