China Chongqing Tours
Things to do in Chongqing
Travel FAQS
- Carry a mix of cash, cards, and mobile payment options.
- Register your cards with your bank to avoid fraud alerts.
- Download Alipay or WeChat Pay if visiting China and link your card.
- Always check exchange rates and fees before converting large sums of money.
Most travellers come from Australia, New Zealand and the UK, though occasionally English-speaking guests from other countries join our tours.
- Japan: Airports, banks, and post offices are the safest places. Avoid unofficial money changers.
- China: Use banks, official hotel exchanges, or airport counters. Avoid street exchangers to prevent scams.
Most travelers require a visa or electronic travel authorization to enter Japan or China. Please check the official government websites for the most up-to-date information:
- Japan visa information: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan
- China visa information: Chinese Visa Application Service
Your health and safety are paramount to Three Bears Travel. Some of our itineraries include difficult conditions which can make physical activities challenging. You should be in reasonably good health and be able to participate in all activities unaided. We recommend you see your doctor at least six weeks prior to travel for advice and to allow time for any necessary vaccinations. Please remember to take your itinerary with you.
Passengers with existing medical conditions and food allergies must advise Three Bears Travel at time of booking.
Your final documents — including your detailed itinerary, hotel list, transport tickets and pre-departure guide — will be sent 2–3 weeks before departure.
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Japan: Tap water is generally safe to drink nationwide.
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China: Tap water is not recommended. Use bottled or filtered water.
- Carry a basic travel health kit including painkillers, antiseptics, motion sickness remedies, and any personal prescriptions.
- In Japan, hospitals and clinics accept international visitors; English-speaking services are available in major cities.
- In China, large hospitals in cities often have international departments, but outside urban areas, English may be limited. Consider travel insurance that covers medical evacuation.
- Three Bears Travel support: You can contact your guide or our 24/7 customer service team (support@threebearstravel.com.au) anytime for assistance locating medical care or handling emergencies.
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