Visitor visas for Chinese tourists!
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The visa service for Chinese applications, has been improved and this is good news for both the people of China and the UK.
"You can come to the UK for up to 30 days as part of a tour group through the approved destination status agreement (ADS) if you’re a Chinese citizen. To qualify you must enter the country as part of your tour group (minimum 5 people) and stay with the group for the whole of your visit. Your tour must be organised by an ADS licensed Chinese tour operator".
Visiting Britain will now be easier than ever for the people of China, which will only go towards making British shores a very attractive place to come.
VisitBritain is the name used by the British Tourist Authority to promote everything British and their website is getting more and more popular.
The Chancellor launched the next phase of VisitBritain’s ‘Culture is GREAT campaign’ in China to promote memorable moments visitors can only get in Britain. The campaign will invite Chinese visitors to create, share and upload images of their own experiences.
Catch that image!
Known in China as ‘Enjoy the GREAT fun times in Britain,’ these images will be shared globally by VisitBritain to inspire fellow travellers to come and experience all that is GREAT about Britain.
The £1.3 million social media campaign aims to reach more than 100 million people.
The campaign aims to reach more than 100 million people.
While we wait for these much anticipated images, take a look below for some truly amazing sights to see in Britain.
(Photos supplied by diego_torres at Pixabay)
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Amazing panorama of London.
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