Final Decision- ChinaSpree or Pacific Delight?
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Final Decision- ChinaSpree or Pacific Delight?
Hello,
I have been on this site before, and have read great general information. Now, I am narrowing down and just do not know what to do...I am traveling solo on a tour (50 yo), to China, and it seems like Pacific Delight and Chinaspree get the highest recommendations. I am an aritst and like to have a little time to record everything in a sketchbook. That being said, anyone recommend a first choice? Thanks!
I have been on this site before, and have read great general information. Now, I am narrowing down and just do not know what to do...I am traveling solo on a tour (50 yo), to China, and it seems like Pacific Delight and Chinaspree get the highest recommendations. I am an aritst and like to have a little time to record everything in a sketchbook. That being said, anyone recommend a first choice? Thanks!
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I would skip the tour entirely and go on your own. That way you'd have all the time you need to sketch, and not have to travel on a tour' fast moving and inflexible schedule. You would also be able to go exactly where you wanted versus exactly where the tour goes.
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Of course it's OK to travel alone.
Depending on what you want to see and where you want to go, there are planes, trains, buses, taxis, private cars...no transportation problems. You could hire a guide in advance if you want to, or not. Hotel tour desks/concierges can arrange for you to join a day tour with a group if you want, or a private guide/driver, or a driver...whatever you like.
This recent post might be interesting for you.
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34981470
Depending on what you want to see and where you want to go, there are planes, trains, buses, taxis, private cars...no transportation problems. You could hire a guide in advance if you want to, or not. Hotel tour desks/concierges can arrange for you to join a day tour with a group if you want, or a private guide/driver, or a driver...whatever you like.
This recent post might be interesting for you.
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34981470
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ChinaSpree takes credit cards. They offer a discount for payment in cash. http://www.chinaspree.com/china-tour...gProcedure.htm
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Just goy back from China with Pacific delight Tours. It was first class and good value for the dollar, but we did move fast. I don't think you want a tour if you wish to spend time at any one place in order to sketch along the way.
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