Tips for travelling to China on Business – For a stress-free travel experience!

China is a popular business destination every year thousands of business professionals travel to China to secure business deals and to investigate new ventures. Read on to know about a few useful tips that would make your travel experience hassle-free.

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Book your stay in advance

Some regions in China are usually packed with tourists during most times of the year so It is always good to book your accommodation in advance since it could help you avoid last-minute confusions and misfortunes. This also allows you to save time and focus on other important stuff helping you to plan for a productive business trip.

Pack light

Always remember that you are travelling on business and apart from necessary items don’t pack additional things into your luggage. Also, before starting to pack prepare a list of things that you think is essential and strike off the things once you have placed them in your luggage. This will ensure that none of your belongings is missed.

Seek help if you need any

If you have doubts or any other problems in booking or in planning your trip, seek advice from experts the likes of Aitken Spence Holidays which is a travel agent in Sri Lanka. Most of these agents, apart from travel consultation services, also offer carefully curated tour packages based on your needs and preferences.

Know a few phrases in Chinese languages

Though China is a popular business destination, most of the people in China do not speak English and it is necessary for you to learn few important phrases in Mandarin and Cantonese since they could come in handy in off chances if you lost your way or to get by.

 

 

A Visit to Tiananmen Square, Beijing – A Part of China’s Rich History

An iconic attraction in China, Tiananmen Square in Beijing is very much a part of the country’s history and heritage. Dating back to the Ming Dynasty, it offers an enriching experience for those who visit.

Planning Your Visit

This attraction can be found in the heart of the capital, close to the famed Forbidden City. Around 20 minutes away from Ascott Riverside Garden Beijing, it can be easily reached by taxi, bus or subway. If you are staying at a nearby hotel or service apartment in Beijing, you can even choose to cycle there.

Monument to the People’s Heroes

China’s largest monument, this 37.94 metre structure takes the centre position in Tiananmen Square. Consisting of thousands of pieces of white marble and granite, the monument was built to commemorate those who gave their lives in the 19th and 20th centuries for the revolutionary struggle.

The Gate of Heavenly Peace

Once the front gate of the Forbidden City, this stunning structure has a colourful history and has a huge portrait of Mao Zedong which can be seen from outside. Made up of striking beams and fascinating paintwork this site also features imposing Ming stone lions which lend to its charm.

Mao Zedong Memorial Hall

Constructed in 1977, this hall was built in order to commemorate Chairman Mao, China’s founding leader. Visitors can explore this site where they will find a marble statue of the former leader, learn more about his life and even see the crystal cabinet where his preserved body lies.

Caleb Falcon is a travel writer who specializes in writing content based on the many exciting world adventures that await intrepid travellers. Google+