This guide is designed to help you prepare for a smooth, comfortable, and enjoyable journey to China, especially if it is your first visit.
Danish passport holders can currently travel to China visa-free for stays of up to 30 days (valid until 31 December 2026).
Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your return date.
Entry requirements may change at short notice. HYGWAY provides general guidance before departure, but travelers are responsible for ensuring compliance with the latest official regulations.
HYGWAY cannot be held responsible for changes in entry regulations or individual decisions made by authorities.
China is largely a cashless society.
Most payments are made via mobile platforms such as Alipay and WeChat Pay, both of which can be linked to international credit cards.
Cash (CNY/RMB) is still useful as a backup. Your guide will assist with practical payment tips during the trip.
Some international services (such as Google, Gmail, WhatsApp, Instagram and others) may be restricted in China.
We recommend:
Access to specific online services cannot be guaranteed and depends on local regulations beyond our control.
We typically use:
Standards may differ from Europe, but we prioritize comfort, location, and reliability throughout the journey.
Chinese cuisine varies widely by region, and we make a point of including local specialties along the route so you can experience different regional cuisines during the journey.
Typical meals include shared local dishes such as dumplings, noodles, rice, vegetables, meat or tofu. We aim to provide a varied and authentic dining experience that reflects China’s diverse food culture.
Western breakfast options are usually available at hotels. If you have any food allergies, intolerances, or follow a vegetarian diet, please inform us at the time of booking and we will do our best to accommodate your special dietary requirements.
China is generally considered a safe destination, including in major cities and after dark.
As with any destination, we recommend:
HYGWAY provides general guidance only.
You should consult:
before departure regarding vaccinations and health precautions.
Our trips typically include:
Travelers should be in reasonable physical condition and able to manage their own luggage. If you have concerns, please let us know in advance.
Yes. Minor adjustments may occur due to local conditions such as weather, transportation, or operational requirements.
Any changes will:
Such adjustments do not entitle the traveler to compensation, provided that the overall value and character of the trip are maintained.
Travelers are responsible for:
HYGWAY shall not be liable for any consequences resulting from the traveler’s failure to comply with these requirements.
All devices containing lithium batteries (such as laptops, tablets, cameras and power banks) must not be placed in checked luggage and must be carried in hand luggage only.
Power banks are strictly regulated in China:
Most standard 20,000 mAh (5V) power banks are usually within the ≤100 Wh limit.
For high-speed trains within China, restricted items during security checks will be communicated to the group before the relevant train journeys.
