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Flight tickets
Introduction
We can purchase both domestic tickets (now all e-tickets) and international flights for you. To make a booking we generally need only your full passport name* and passport number. Exceptions are noted below. We will let you know if a deposit is required. Normally we only ask for this at the time that a cancellation would result in us losing money.
Most tickets can be booked and confirmed to you within two hours. If your requested flight is not available we will contact you with suggested alternatives for you to consider before proceeding.
*Full passport name: Please note - this must be exactly as written in the passport you intend to travel on (the one with your China visa in). Please help us by indicating the family name and your gender.
Domestic tickets
China has hundreds of airports. Let us advise you on your travel to Yangshuo, and afterwards, so that you get the most out of your time in China.
Most flights from Guilin airport (our nearest) are with China Southern.
Schedules change twice a year, in April and in October.
Tickets from Hong Kong
Many people arrive into Hong Kong and get their China visa there as there are fast and cheap services widely available.
If you plan to get your visa before travelling but cannot book the onward flight from Hong Kong, let us help. We can book this for you. We will advise on suitable schedules and money saving alternatives. In addition to the details above, we need your Date of Birth and Gender.
If you are coming up to the Guilin/Yangshuo area this can be the start of a package including airport transfer from Guilin and guided services as far afield as the Longsheng Rice Terraces. Please contact us for a quote.
Other international tickets
We can book tickets for many flights leaving China. Let us research the options according to your criteria. No commitment until after you accept a quote.
For an international flight we prefer to work with a passport scan emailed through to us, so that we can avoid mistakes. If you are not able (or not willing) to send this then we also need your nationality as well as all the details required above (including those for flights from Hong Kong).
N.B.Please double check that all details sent through to us match the passport you intend to use for travelling.
Testimonials
Rolf from Netherlands travelling with Melanie
(in Yangshuo from 11 to 13 March, 2009)
said:
We had the opportunity to send three days in Yangshuo. During two of these days we made a tour through the countryside: one per bicycle and bamboo raft, the other by motorbike. Lisa showed us many nice places, nice views [...] it has given us a nice impression of the area and a very pleasant memory of our trip to Guilin/Yangshuo.
Mark from Hull, England travelling with Brenda
(in Yangshuo from 3 to 4 September, 2008)
said:
A big thanks to Faye, Molly and Lisa!
All services from Yangshuo Expat Services were fantastic. The guides were always on time, very friendly and spoke great English.
We especially enjoyed our bike tour to Liugong - had a great time learning to harvest rice. Thank you
Yangshuo Updates
Qing Ming Festival
Zhang Faye, 28 March, 2010
Qing Ming Festival is a tradition throughout China often known as the grave-sweeping festival. Although marked as 5 April on the calendar, actually this is a period of two weeks during which the family pay their respects to their ancestors by cleaning up the graves and offering sacrifices.
Li River Cruises: Low Water Warning
Zhang Faye, 28 March, 2010
Guangxi is part of the drought-stricken area of south-west China which is currently a top news item nationally.
At the moment the Li River water is very low, so the cruise boats can't start from Guilin nor finish in Yangshuo. Until normal water levels return, the cruises will start from Yangti and finish in Xingping.
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Contact: Faye Email: yangshuoexpat@gmail.com
Tel/Fax: +86 (0)773 882 4986 Mobile: +86 (0)13807735773
Address: #2 Chengzhong Road,Yangshuo, 541900, China
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