Wendy Wu’s winter in China
SYDNEY – CHINA specialist Wendy Wu Tours have released a new China winter specials brochure with holidays which offer savings of up to $1200 per couple on selected departures.
Wendy Wu Tours China product manager Renee Thompson said that the new brochure had been developed to give tourists the chance to experience China when tourist numbers were fewer, and to benefit from lower costs at that time of the year.
“Further, the Chinese winter sees a much lower level of haziness in major cities offering better viewing of the country’s breathtaking scenery.”
A new eight-day fully inclusive tour, China Impressions, covers three of China’s key attractions – Beijing, featuring the Great Wall, Xian with it’s Terracotta Warriors, and Shanghai.
Priced from $2280 per person twin share, it includes return economy airfares with Cathay Pacific, six nights accommodation, all meals, comprehensive sightseeing with a national escort and/or English-speaking local guides, all transportation within China and visas for Australian passport holders.
Fuel levy and tipping from $161 per person are additional.
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