Q: Here is my intended itinerary, though I have no idea if it's OK, because I have never been to China. I would really appreciate any comments:
Q: I had bought a return ticket to Hangzhou to go to Yiwu for 5 days, specifically for a business trip..but suddenly i need to go to Guangzhou and Shenzen within the 5 days..can u advise me how should i plan my trip(using bus,train & flight) so that I will not be missing my flight at Hangzhou.i hope u can also state the estimated cost so that i can plan in advance.
Q: I will be arriving in Guangzhou Airport next week and I know that there are buses to some Guangzhou Long Distance Bus Terminal. I understand that some bus terminals have business class coaches to Shantou. In your opinion, which long distance bus terminal should I use if I wish to take more confortable express coaches to Shantou leaving at around 3-5pm? Thanks.
Q: I am studying as an exchange student in Hong Kong. Before I leave HK I want to do an extended round trip in China. I want to see economic centres as well as rural areas (maybe all the way down to Tibet). What are your recommended places? I am just startin my research - what is the best way to travel to those rural areas. Where to sleep?
Q: I know there is bus from Shenzhen to Shantou. Is there any bus from Shenzhen going to Puning? Thanks.
Q: Suppose I arrive at Beijing Capital International Airport in the evening (about 7:00 pm?), what would be the best way for me to travel to Beijing Foreign Studies University (Bei Wai)?
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