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Foreigners traveling on a Yangtze River Three Gorges cruise need to bring their passport, which serves the same purpose as an ID card and serves as proof of their foreign friend's identity. As for the ticket prices for foreigners, I recommend Baozi to consult the online customer service on theMeiya Three Gorges Cruise booking website. I have never taken foreign friends on a Three Gorges cruise before. The last time I purchased a ticket, I bought a Century Kaige Cruise balcony standard room. The price for the Chongqing Yichang standard room is around 4000 yuan/person. Click on the price details and you can see that there is a difference of 700 yuan for non mainland residents, but I am not sure if this non mainland resident difference fee is suitable for foreigners. Taking foreigners on a tour of the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River, it is better to choose a more upscale cruise ship to let foreigners understand our Yangtze River civilization.
【Chongqing Century Kaige】
【Century Kaige Buffet】
Our company is hosting foreign clients. I wonder if there are bilingual tour guides on board the Three Gorges cruise ship?
@北京摩登中年：There are bilingual tour guides available, but it is necessary to communicate with the shipping company in advance. Only some cruise ships have bilingual tour guides.
ReplyCan the standard room of Century Kaige cruise ship be booked? How much is the price of a private cabin per person?
@北京摩登中年：I saw the cabin price at that time, which was 25% off the regular price, around 3000 yuan.
ReplyI have not yet learned about the fees charged by Three Gorges Cruise for foreigners, as my personal circle is relatively narrow and I have not had the opportunity to meet foreigners. Baozi can consult the online customer service on the Meiya Three Gorges Cruise ticket booking website to see if there are any special regulations for the fees charged to foreigners. When browsing cruise ships on booking platforms, I saw that different cruise ships charge a difference for non mainland residents, but I am not quite sure whether this is charged for foreigners or for Hong Kong and Macao compatriots.
