Personalized service favored by inbound tourists

In Beijing's Temple of Heaven Park, foreign tour groups dressed in traditional Chinese attire stands out amidst the crowd. They come from the UK, with the eldest member being over 80 years old. Upon hearing about the opportunity for costume changes and travel photography, they immediately booked the service.

A British tourist said that she wanted to dress up in traditional Chinese style attire and this was a great chance. What’s more, the city walk and exclusive guiding service also provide more detailed personalized services for British tourists.

Meanwhile, on Wukang Road in Shanghai, a foreign tourist was experiencing a micro tour of personalized route with their one-on-one guide. A Filipino tourist expressed his love for city walk. He also liked the intersections in the city and the architectural style.

In Yangshuo county of Guilin city in Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, foreign tourists were almost everywhere. They were mostly in small groups with specific tourism needs. Sometimes, a group only has just two or three people.

They experienced countryside cycling, rock climbing adventures, and visited traditional villages, and even learned martial arts. A Spanish tourist said, "One reason I came to China is to discover traditional Chinese culture."

After completing daytime tours, many foreign tourists also arrange various nighttime activities such as night scenery tours, night performances, and night cruises.

In Great Tang All Day Mall of Xi’an city, capital of Shaanxi province, a Uruguayan tourist enjoyed the light show at 10. p.m. He said that he had never seen such beautiful light show before.

Nearby, in a theater-style restaurant with a history of nearly forty years of hosting foreign guests, foreign tourists enjoyed dumplings while appreciating traditional Chinese song and dance performances.

An American tourist said, "I feel safe here. I can hang around freely without worrying about my safety." "I haven't been here before, so, I'm very excited,” added a French tourist.

What’s more, the imitated ancient coins that can be used in the scenic area can now be purchased with foreign currency.

Source: Yunnan News App; trans-editing by Wang Yunya