BEIJING, June 23 /CHICAGOPRESSRELEASE.COM/ — Summer travelers to Beijing are
looking for ways to beat the heat, especially families with younger children.
The China Guide ( http://www.thechinaguide.com ), a high quality China travel
company, is offering a number of summer activities for families to keep the
kids happy and parents entertained.
“As a parent of three children in China I have years of experience dealing
with family travel and child-friendly activities,” says Peter Danford, owner
of The China Guide. “We keep the tour at a pace which suits the children, and
is flexible in case they become tired or side tracked.”
A popular item on The China Guide’s family itineraries is an afternoon at
Tuanjiehu Park. It is an off-the-radar spot as it is mostly enjoyed by the
local neighbourhood and not a touristy park. Outdoor swimming is available
including waves, artificial beach and slides. Small electric boats are
available for rent on the lake or a simple stroll around the park path is also
relaxing.
The China Guide is also offering a variety of other activities for
families that include local parks, amusement rides, the toy market, Kung Fu
lessons and the Beijing Zoo. “With a one child policy Chinese tend to give a
lot to their children, and thus Beijing has a lot to offer for youngsters,”
adds Danford.
Families can put together their own custom itinerary using The China
Guide’s ‘Build Your Own Tour’ system. Items can be selected based on
categories including family-friendly activities and prices are immediate. To
see the Build Your Own Tour’ system visit:
http://www.chinatourbuilder.com/tour/index.php?main_page=itinerary_add
The China Guide
The China Guide, ( http://www.TheChinaGuide.com ), is a Beijing based
travel agency, American owned and operated. Specializing in western-style
service and quality with hassle free web bookings, they work with clients to
customize tours that match their travel style. Operating only in China, they
have up to date knowledge and offer exciting experiences for travelers
including their famous Sleep on the Great Wall tour. The China Guide avoids
the common factory shopping stops that are not reflective of the true China.
SOURCE The China Guide
