February 25th, 2010 | 
Author: If you are a businessman with an International clientele, or a lone traveler eager to explore the wonders and beauty of the world, chances are China would be among the top of your list of places to go to. Whether you are going there for business or for leisure, China is an excellent destination – 130 million people who traveled to China in 2008 can’t be wrong.
There is a shrill thrill in traveling alone, particularly if you are going to a place for the first time. This is true anywhere in the world, so first timers would want to get Europe travel tips if they are going to that part of the globe, or tips for traveling to China alone if they want to explore the magnificence of this magical country.
The following are some tips for traveling to China alone, and some activities to consider while you are there.
Useful Tips for Traveling to China Alone
* If this is your first time in China, do not forget to bring a good camera along and take pictures to capture your first moments in this wonderful country.
* Pack in easy-to-carry bags so you can breeze through customs at the airport quickly. Until you have the proper documentations and visa number of airport officials will not be able to create any problems for you.
* One of the most important tips for traveling to China aloneis to ensure that you get the name of your hotel right. It would be better to learn the language of the place which you are going to visit. Better yet, have the name of your hotel as well as the address written in Chinese in a card which you can show to taxi drivers.
* Another of the top tips for traveling to China alone is to make sure that your agents have properly arranged for your accommodations and that your rooms are properly reserved. It would be stressful to arrive at your hotel only to find out that your room was not yet prepared nor is it available. Still, you could get great hotel rooms for a much lower price depending on the season.
* Plan your itinerary and where you want to go for the day. It would be great to get a map to the city you are visiting that is written both in English and Chinese. This is among the important tips which should not be neglected when traveling to China alone. Learn how to speak basic Chinese words and how to pronounce your destinations properly. Again, the same index card routine with the Chinese names of your destinations written on it would be a great tool to maximize your day and avoid getting lost.
* One must be able to communicate with the people of the place he visits anywhere in the world which is an important factor for traveling to China alone. This principle holds true even in China and it would be great if you could speak some basic phrases in Chinese. Anyway, there are English-to-Chinese interpretation services through mobile phones available and you can ask your travel agents to arrange one for you.
* There are several destinations to choose from in China and you should consider these tips for traveling to China alone. If you want an exotic island experience then you can go to Hainan in the southern provinces and enjoy a tropical Chinese beach experience. If you want to play golf with business partners or clients or if you just want to experience the game in a totally different land, then you can do this in one of China’s luxurious greens in Beijing, Hangzhou, Kunming and Shanghai.
* If you want to pamper your taste buds, then you can feast on China’s exquisite delicacies known throughout the world and get it here in all authenticity. Gastronomical tours can range from luxurious fine dining establishments, or you can be brave enough to try bizarre foods in China’s street markets.
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It is pretty safe to travel in China if you don’t go into places that are prohibited by the government. Like any big place, it has its good and bad areas. Small pick-pocketing hardly ever happens. It feels safer than most US cities.
You might sometimes not understand what people say as English is not very well spoken, especially in smaller cities. This is why it is good to speak some of the language or have a Chinese speaking friend. In some cases, it could have to have a mobile/phone translation services, like chinaeasycall.com. The act like your translator whenever you need them — in emergencies or simply want to try a new dish.
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August is not the best time to visit. It is hot, the breeding season is largely over with birds obviously moulting and not very tape responsive. The North American migrants have left. You also run the risk of hurricanes. Indeed hurricane Dean hit just 1 week after we left. Balanced against that Antillean Nighthawks are in and easy to see and actually the important birds are all available.
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