For those planning to visit China this year, Olympic bound or otherwise, please note that the fee for a visa is now $100--plus any processing fee by the service of your choice.
No visa is required for Macau or Hong Kong but you will need a double entry China visa if you return to the mainland after visiting either of those two after starting on the mainland. There is no extra fee but if you neglect to apply for the correct visa, there will be lots of extra hassle.
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- I've dreamed them, seen them, experienced them. Sunsets in the Indian Ocean off Western Australia; sunrises over the Taj Mahal or Borobudur; morning mists on the Maasi Mara or evening cool in Sabi Sands. France to French Polynesia, I've been there and I've loved it.
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- Zambia Visas
- Kenya Part III
- Africa Steam Journey on Rovos Rail
- Extreme Adventure
- Hawaii's Merrie Monarch Festival
- Kenya -- the beat goes on
- Fiji codeshare flights
- Chocolate in France
- Military Tattoos on this side of the Pond
- 15 Places Children Should See
- Updating Kenya
- Celebrity Solstice, Golfing on the Green
- Better Day for Kenya and then maybe not
- Revised Cruise Check In Regulations
- British Airways back to 2 carry-ons--mostly
- Emirates offers First US Airbus 380 Service
- Thailand Mourns
- China Visa
- TSA Clarification (?)
- Travel Tip: Rupees only at Taj Mahal
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