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Guides & Transports

Guides

In China, there are generally two guides in one group, national guide and local guide. National guide usually go with a tour group of more than 10 people, from the first city you enter China to the last city in China. The national guide is responsible for matters within airport (as the local guide can not overpass the security line), lead the group to the next city and handle all people and luggage to the local guide. The national guide also checks the local guide's service, makes sure all promised program and meals realized, and deal with all any expected things together with local guide and tour leader. The national guide cannot leave the group until all tourists have left.  Local guide, serving to local travel agency which reserve all meals, bus and sightseeing, leads the group to finish all programs in that city and deals with all things happened. For example, if one tourist is seriously sick, the local guide should call relevant hospital, and together with national guide and tour leader, to take the tourist to the hospital. But if the tourist can not be recovered soon, local guide has to back to the group with the national guide staying with the tourist.

Following is part of our staff, whom you would meet in China.

Xin Wang: male, 38 years old,  married, having a lovely 4-year-old daughter, a graduate of Nankai and Peking universities, vice-president of China Today magazine. Tender, considerate, helpful and knowledgeable, also quite experienced in tourism. Managing the Regent-China Today office as tour coordinator, tour leader or national guide. 

Email: wongjone@yahoo.com or chinatoday@regenttour.com

Shuo Yin: male, 36 years old, married, having a cool boy, an university graduate, director of Regent Beijing Office and department mananger of Scite International Travel Service, working and living in Beijing. Experienced in tourism, helpful, smart, informative and also quite easy-going. Email: beijing@regenttour.com
Yingting Gu (Shirley Gu): local guide in Shanghai, female, 29 years old, married, having a handsome 3-year-old boy, a graduate of Shanghai University, used to be an English teacher in a college. The pretty girl is helpful, experienced as a guide, considerate, always smiles and quite good at singing Chinese songs. 

Email: shanghai@regenttour.com

Qin Ma (Maggie Ma): local guide in Xi'an, female, a graduate from Xi'an Translation Institute. Smile always, the pretty girl is helpful and is quite familiar with her hometown, Xi'an. She takes her job as a pleasure, and thus feels happy when tourists have a good time in Xi'an. The largest benefit she wants from her job is to make friends with her tourists.

Email: mqin@yeah.net

Bus

All the bus for tourists are air-conditioned, safe and clean. All big and medium-sized cities in China all have bus companies for tourists and drivers are all specially trained and skillful. For the sake of tourists' comfort, we usually arrange bigger bus than the group size. If there are 20 people in the group, for example, we usually use a 36-seat bus, and if there are 50, we use two 36-seat buses instead of one 56-seat bus even though this cost us more. For the two-bus group, there will be two local guides. 

Ship Used for Yangtze River Cruise

We will use East King or East Queen, the only two official five-star cruise ships in China, for our groups. Charting exclusive 3-nights itinerary through Yichang and Chongqing, the ship can promise you a comfortable stay combining unabashed luxury with majestic scenery and fascinating cultural attractions. 

All rooms on ship are nearly same as in hotels but could be smaller, and own a private bathroom. Three meals will be served on the ship, and several stops on the  way are just for seeing the historic relics on bank.  Many services similar with in a hotel will be available, and the shipping company provides many entertainment activities, such as lectures. 

Inside of a Bus

A Bus for 40 or fewer people

Restaurant in the Cruiser

East King

For Reservation, questions or cooperation, please feel free to contact Mr. Xin Wang of

Regent-China Today Office

 Email: chinatoday@regenttour.com

or Regent China Tours

Add: 8911 Regents Park Dr. #540  Tampa, FL  33647, USA 

Tel: 1-800-896-1916  

Email: help@regenttour.com