Oriental Traveller car rental in China

23/11/2012

botanical garden, Shanghai

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thousand islands, Zhejiang Province.

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Xitang, Jiashan, Zhejiang Province.

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Timeline Photos

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Oriental Traveller car rental in China's cover photo

19/11/2012

19/11/2012

Car rental and interpreter services, Tour guide, sourcing in China

Plan to drive in China? The concept of right-of-way is very different in China from other countries. Cars do not stop for pedestrians, and making a left turn in front of oncoming vehicles is quite normal. Driving in China is much complicated than drive at home.
Oriental Traveller offers different car models with Chauffeur in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and rest of China. The price is range from budget to high end. Our driver is well trained and friendly, they’re safe driver without any traffic record. Drivers don’t smoke & make phone call during the driving. All of the cars are in good condition and clean, air conditioned. It’s good to rent a car with us, if you are in China for:

Attending a trade show, no need to wait for hours for the taxi. Our driver will take you straight away.
Shopping and sightseeing, have your own trunk to carry as many gifts as possible
Train station, port and Airport transfer, no need to wait for hours in standing queue
Visiting factories, company or important clients, to save your time for go and forth
Intercity transfer, can wait for return
School or work transfer
Yearly or monthly rental

For price list, please go to our website http://www.orientaltraveller.com
For booking, please email us: [email protected]
Or you can call Caroline for enquiry, mobile number: +86 187 2195 6470

Car rental and interpreter services, Tour guide, sourcing in China

19/11/2012

Doing Business in China: Fact Facts

Business language: Mandarin

Hours of Business: Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm, with a break from 12pm to 2pm

Dress: conservative, formal and muted, no bright colours

Gifts: common practice, but done in private

Do’s and don’ts of business in China
• DO acknowledge senior associates first.
• DON’T be offended by personal questions.
• DO say ‘maybe’ or ‘let me think about it’ rather than a flat ‘no’.
• DON’T make remarks about communism.
• DO be ten minutes early for meetings.
• DON’T gesture with your hands when you talk.

19/11/2012

Rent limousine with driver in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and rest of China

18/11/2012

Van with driver available for airport and intercity transfer

18/11/2012

Come to China for business trip or sourcing, you need qualified Chinese interpreter and translator.
Planning your trip to China? The most concerned issue is the language barrier. Even you can communicate with your suppliers via email, but the spoken English is the biggest problem to overcome. When you’re on traveling in China, a Chinese interpreter is necessary to accompany for communication as well as guiding. On top of translation, your interpreter is also you rep to negotiate with your supplier, and your ally to give you some useful information which will be concealed sometimes.