China Tours, Holiday Packages and Travel Deals
One of the world’s most outstanding destinations, China has it all: breathtaking landscapes, incredible culture, and a fascinating past.
Home to timeless treasures like the Great Wall and the Terracotta Warriors, China is also bustling with modernity and glittering cities like Beijing and Shanghai.
With a deal to suit every traveller, our incredible China holidays range from highlight tours of its icons and scenic cruise deals to in-depth adventures that provide a more immersive China experience.
And now, getting to China is even easier, thanks to the introduction of visa-free travel for Australian and New Zealand travellers!
There’s never been a better time to visit the wonders of China thanks to our bucket list experiences at unbelievable prices.
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Includes Return International Full-Service Flights
Includes International & Internal Flights, Plus Rail
Includes Return International Full-Service Flights
Includes All International & Internal Flights
Includes Return International Full-Service Flights
Includes Return International Full-Service Flights
Includes Return International Flights & Cruise
Includes Return International Full-Service Flights
Includes All International & Internal Flights
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Includes Return International Flights & Cruise
Includes Return International Flights & Cruise
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Good news! The Chinese Government recently announced that Australian and New Zealand citizens will now qualify for visa-free travel to China. This commenced in July 2024 and applies to stays up to 30 days in China.
Eligibility criteria applies and visa entry and exit conditions change regularly so it’s best to consult Smart Traveller and your nearest Chinese consulate for up-to-date eligibility criteria and information.
The official currency of China is the Chinese Yuan (CNY), also known as the Renminbi (RMB).
Visa/MasterCard/Amex can only be used at some hotels and is not often accepted in local restaurants and supermarkets. Whilst WeChat and Alipay are commonly used payment platforms in China at most businesses, some travellers can experience issues due to internet accessibility and other technical difficulties.
Cash is still widely accepted in China and most people still use cash on a daily basis. Therefore we recommend taking cash in either RMB (local currency) or AUD and the tour guides can assist with currency exchange in China if required. Optional tours and tipping can be paid in RMB or AUD on tour and credit card and Alipay/WeChat are not accepted.
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