[Visa-free] 6-Day, 5-Night Thailand Fun Getaway (Thailand Highlights · Jing Thai Manor · Koh Samet)

Price: EUR/person

Adults

Single room supplement

Children aged 6–11 · no bed included

Children aged 1–5

270

160

200

45

Admission Policy for Seniors and Children:

A. Guests aged 12 and above (inclusive) occupying a bed: €270 per person. Children aged 6–11 (calculated by birth year) not occupying a bed: €200 per person (or €270 per person if occupying a bed).

B. We accept guests according to the regions designated by our company. If a group from the same region has 10 or more guests, and guests aged 65 and above (inclusive) make up 50% of the group, bookings will be accepted on a one-for-one basis, with a €30-per-person surcharge added to the tour price. If seniors and children together make up 70% of the group, bookings will likewise be accepted on a one-for-one basis, with a €30-per-person surcharge added to the tour price.

In accordance with the provisions of the Tourism Law and taking Thailand’s tropical climate and language differences into consideration, we have carefully reviewed health and safety matters. We recommend that guests aged 70 or older (including age 70) do not join this join-in tour. If participation is unavoidable, a surcharge of EUR 30 per person applies and will be collected from each guest. There is no surcharge for guests under 70. Pregnant women are not accepted on this join-in tour. If pregnancy is discovered at the time of departure, a surcharge of EUR 40 per person applies and will be collected from each guest; fees for attractions that are not suitable to visit are non-refundable.

Tours depart daily and operate every day. If the group is small on a particular day, the order of the itinerary and accommodations may be adjusted accordingly.

Special note:

1. This is a join-in tour on arrival. Please note that our company reserves the right to separate couples or arrange an extra bed during tour operations. If you cannot accept this, please pay the single-room supplement for the entire trip when confirming your booking. If there is one male or one female traveling alone, please pay the single-room supplement for the entire trip when confirming your booking;

2. Most hotel double beds in Thailand are currently made by joining two single beds together. Please be aware and understanding;

3. Extending your stay: local five-star hotel, €40/room/night; five-star hotel by online reviews, €50/room/night; international chain hotel rated four stars or above in Bangkok, €90/room/night; extension in Pattaya, €90/room/night;

4. The above prices exclude the guide service fee of RMB 200 per person, payable at settlement; this fee does not apply to extended stays;

5. During the trip, guests joining our local group tour may leave the group without an additional charge;

6. If a guest selects or books their own hotel and it is outside the pickup and drop-off area, itinerary transfers are not included. The guest must travel to the designated meeting point. Please contact customer service for the cost of arranging a dedicated pickup.

7. All passport details must match the traveler’s name. If there are errors, the booking cannot be arranged. If a traveler is unable to enter the country, our company accepts no liability; the traveler is responsible for any resulting costs.

8. If a guest leaves the tour for personal reasons (unrelated to the travel agency or tour guide), no fee is required for leaving the tour at any time.

9. If the tour is canceled at short notice, vehicle, ticket, and accommodation cancellation costs must be borne by the party responsible;

10. The above itinerary is a special-price product. If you choose to forgo any accommodation, attractions, or meals included in the itinerary for personal reasons, no refund will be given. Please notify us in advance and specify this in the departure notice. Thank you for your understanding!

I. Inclusions:

1. Round-trip tourist bus

2. Breakfast is included at the hotels listed in the itinerary

3. Local Chinese-speaking guide service

***Provided no attractions on the itinerary are omitted, the guide reserves the right to adjust the order of visits according to the schedule!***

Service and Reception Standards

Transportation

Local air-conditioned coach (1 seat per person); exclusive luxury sailing boat to Koh Samet, with shared speedboat transfers both ways.

Accommodation

Under tourism regulations, two guests of the same sex share a room, and children under 12 do not occupy a bed. If there is a single male or female guest, the travel agency will arrange for them to share with another guest of the same sex in order of registration. If a guest does not accept this arrangement, or if no suitable roommate can ultimately be arranged, the guest must pay the single-room supplement before departure.

Meal standard

Breakfast is included in the hotel room rate. If guests voluntarily choose not to have breakfast, no refund will be provided.

Regular meals, budgeted at RMB 30 per person, served at tables of ten (seven dishes and one soup, or buffet, with tea and fruit). If fewer than ten people are dining, the number of dishes and portions will be reduced accordingly. Meal budgets vary depending on the dining venue.

Attraction tickets

Admission tickets to the attractions included in the itinerary cover the first entrance gate.

Child rate: same as adult

Children aged 2 (inclusive) to under 12 do not occupy a bed. Guests aged 12 (inclusive) to 18 are considered adults and must pay the extra bed fee, receiving the same services as adults. Note: In Southeast Asian tour groups, guests under 18 may not participate in acupressure massage, spa treatments, or similar activities; no refunds are provided.

Depending on the circumstances, an additional tour leader service fee may be charged for seniors and children. This fee covers attentive care and services provided by the tour leader, as well as a medical kit (cotton swabs, gauze, alcohol, adhesive bandages, etc.).

II. Exclusions:

1. Passport fee (to be arranged by travelers themselves).

2. Travel accident insurance (To reduce losses caused by accidents during travel, we sincerely recommend that every tourist purchase insurance before departure).

3. Excess baggage charges.

4. Round-trip transportation costs from the guest’s departure point to Tianjin or Beijing International Airport.

5. All personal expenses during the trip, such as transportation, meals, laundry, communications, entertainment, and personal shopping during free time.

6. In accordance with international custom, tips are a way of paying and recognizing service staff for their service. If overseas service staff (at hotels, restaurants, etc.) provide excellent service, travelers may tip them appropriately (typically 20–100 baht).

7. Additional expenses caused by force majeure, such as weather, tsunamis, earthquakes, or war.

8. Any other expenses not listed in the itinerary.

III. Tipping Guidelines:

Thailand is a tipping country. Tips are a way to recognize good service and show courtesy. Please tip service staff at your discretion based on your circumstances. The following tips may arise during the itinerary:

1. Traditional Thai massage or spa: Depending on the quality of service and skill of the masseur, a tip of around 100 Thai baht is appropriate;

2. Jungle elephant ride: Pay the mahout approximately 50 baht each time;

3. Taking a photo with a kathoey: approximately 100 baht per person, per photo;

4. Baggage tip: 20 baht per room (when a porter is used);

5. Pillow tip: 20 baht per room per day;

6. Tip for offering flowers on a Chao Phraya River cruise: 20 baht per person per time.

7. Coach driver and assistant service fee: 100–200 baht per person per time.

Changes and cancellation policy

Tour Information

Special Notes on Visas and Entry/Exit Procedures

1 Documents required for a visa on arrival: Travelers must provide an original, genuine and valid passport (valid for more than 6 months, with sufficient blank pages)

2. Guests joining the tour with Hong Kong or Macau SAR passports must also hold and carry a Home Return Permit for entry and exit.

3. Guests holding a Hong Kong “CI” or “DI” (Document of Identity for Visa Purposes), or Chinese passport holders who also have permanent residence rights in another country, must obtain their own visas before joining the tour.

4. Guests who are denied exit or entry for personal reasons are responsible for all resulting consequences and costs.

5. Any single male or female in the group will be accommodated by sharing a bed or using an extra bed.

6. No guide, tour leader, transportation, or meals are provided during free time. Please make your own arrangements according to your circumstances and needs. Keep your documents and belongings safe, store valuables securely, and take care of your personal safety. Guests are responsible for any issues that arise during this time.

7. This is a group tour itinerary. Travelers are not allowed to leave the tour during the trip.

8. If the itinerary duration or related transportation, meals, accommodation, or other costs increase due to force majeure, such as a coup, strike, flood, earthquake, or traffic accident, our agency will charge travelers based on the actual costs incurred, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Tourism Act.

9. Due to limited service capacity:

① This tour is open to guests under 75. Guests aged 65–75 must be accompanied by a healthy relative under 60:

② Those with heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, coronary heart disease, or similar conditions are advised not to join this tour. If you strongly wish to participate, please inform our agency in advance and be accompanied by a young, healthy relative:

③ People with cancer, epilepsy, or polio; hearing or visual impairments; physical disabilities or limited mobility; mental illness that affects their ability to control their actions; and pregnant women cannot join the tour. We appreciate your understanding. If a traveler conceals their condition and joins the tour, our company accepts no joint or several liability for any resulting accident!

10 Minors under 18 and persons without full capacity for civil conduct must travel accompanied by their legal representative. If the legal representative consents to a minor under 18 or a person without full capacity for civil conduct traveling independently as part of the tour, the legal representative shall be deemed to fully understand and voluntarily accept the contract terms and all provisions of the itinerary.

11 Health information: This is a long-distance trip. Before registering, please read the relevant notes carefully. You may register only after fully understanding the demands of the trip and the limited medical facilities available during the itinerary, and confirming that your health is suitable for this trip. The travel agency accepts no liability for further illness or injury arising during the trip from pre-existing medical conditions or physical disabilities. The travel agency is not a professional health or medical advisory organization and cannot determine whether a traveler's health is suitable for this trip. By signing the travel contract, travelers are deemed to understand the demands of this trip and the limited medical facilities available during the itinerary, and to have obtained approval from a professional doctor. Please note:

① If you are in poor health, consult a doctor about whether you can take this trip and bring any regular and emergency medication you may need. Guests are responsible for any consequences arising from their own medical conditions:

② If you are accidentally injured during the trip, promptly inform your tour guide or tour leader, or the agency where you booked. Guests are responsible for medical expenses during treatment and may then seek reimbursement in accordance with the insurance company's claims requirements.

12 Feedback form: The feedback form is an important basis for assessing the quality of travel services. After completing the itinerary, please truthfully provide your comments, suggestions, or compliments. If there are any service quality issues or disputes, please raise them locally and promptly so both parties can seek a solution. If no agreement is reached, you may lodge a complaint with the relevant authorities. Please understand that we cannot accept disputes arising from falsified or omitted feedback, or complaints submitted after the deadline.

13 The itinerary above is for reference. Our company reserves the right to make appropriate adjustments to the departure date and order of the itinerary due to flights, transportation, visas, or other reasons. The actual circumstances must be truthfully explained to travelers, and any adjustments will be made only after consultation with and consent from the travelers. The travel agency solemnly reminds travelers not to visit or participate in any activities that violate the laws and regulations of our country, public morality, or the relevant laws, customs, and religious practices of the destination.

14 Important information: All travelers must wear a life jacket when taking a speedboat and follow the guide's instructions. If you fail to follow these requirements and suffer an accident or injury, the travel agency will only assist with filing a personal accident insurance claim and will bear no other liability. If weather or other force majeure prevents boats from going out to sea as scheduled, the guide will make temporary adjustments to that day's itinerary. The sea is becoming rougher as Thailand enters a season of high waves. To ensure travelers' safety, the Thai marine police have issued a warning: guests over 65 years old may not travel across the sea; the island entry fee is non-refundable.

15 According to a notice from the airline, travelers to Thailand must bring their valid national ID card in addition to their original passport. Children under 12 must also bring their household registration booklet; infants must bring a birth certificate; and young people aged 12–16 must also bring a household registration booklet or ID card. Please bring the relevant documents to avoid being unable to travel as scheduled.

16 Due to flights, visas, local transportation, weather, or other special circumstances, travelers voluntarily agree that the travel agency may make appropriate adjustments to the order of visits and departure date, provided that no attractions are removed and service standards are not lowered.

17 Transportation, accommodation, and attraction tickets included in the itinerary are prepaid. If travelers are unable to participate for personal reasons, this will be considered a voluntary forfeiture. No refund will be given if activities are adjusted or reduced due to weather or other force majeure. Thank you for your understanding.

18 If special circumstances prevent the group from having a meal during the itinerary, the guide will notify travelers in advance and refund the meal cost for the entire group according to the applicable standard,

Thank you for your understanding.

Travel Information

1 Travel preparation:

① Thai Immigration requires visitors entering Thailand to have at least 20,000 baht or 4,000 yuan in cash available for inspection. To deter illegal immigration and illegal labor, Thai Immigration requires every visitor to carry at least 20,000 baht or 4,000 yuan in cash to ensure they have sufficient living expenses during their stay in Thailand. If you are selected for a spot check and do not have the required amount of cash, Immigration has the right to refuse you entry (our travel agency is responsible for reminding and informing you).

② Travel documents: Be sure to bring your passport (and visa), especially for inspections when entering and leaving the country. Keep these documents with you at all times and take good care of them. Before departure, we strongly recommend making a copy of each document and placing them with several passport photos in your carry-on bag. Also note your passport number in case of emergency. If your documents are lost or stolen, immediately notify the travel agency and report it to the police. You can use the spare copies to prove your identity quickly. Ask the police for a written report of the loss, and, if necessary, apply for an exit visa in the country you are visiting and request replacement documents from the Chinese embassy or consulate there.

③ Clothing: Choose clothing according to the seasonal conditions at your destination. Thailand has a tropical monsoon climate with three seasons—hot, rainy, and dry—and an average annual temperature of 24–30°C. Please bring swimwear, sunscreen, sunglasses, and other items so you can enjoy the sea. As Thailand is a tropical country with many mosquitoes and other insects, take particular care to protect yourself from them and bring insect repellent.

④ Items to bring: Pack light and bring only what you need to avoid loss. Please bring your own toothbrush and other toiletries, as well as slippers, because hotels in Southeast Asia do not provide these items, primarily for environmental and personal hygiene reasons. Please also bring everyday items such as an umbrella, sunglasses, and skincare products, as these are more expensive abroad. Be sure to bring essential and commonly used medicines (such as cold medicine, antidiarrheal medicine, motion sickness medicine, and insect repellent) in case you feel unwell.

2. Reminders about tourists’ responsibilities:

① Tour group members must travel on their own ordinary passports. Thailand offers visas on arrival. If passport-related issues affect the itinerary when entering or leaving the country, guests are solely responsible for any resulting losses (including the tour fee) and related liabilities.

② Visitors holding passports issued by countries other than China must arrange their own return visas and all related documents. Guests are responsible if they cannot enter or leave the country due to document or return-visa issues.

③ Group tours are collective activities, with the group departing and returning together. Please be punctual so as not to delay other group members' sightseeing. No one may overstay or fail to return on time.

④ Visitors must not visit or take part in any activities that violate the laws and regulations of our country, public morals, or the relevant laws, customs, or religious prohibitions of the destination.

3. Travel safety precautions:

(1) [Personal Belongings Safety]:

① During your trip abroad, try not to carry large amounts of cash or valuables. You may bring an international credit card and a UnionPay card.

② Do not put cash or valuables in checked baggage. If your baggage is lost, these items are not covered for compensation. Under airline practice, branded or expensive luggage that is damaged or lost is compensated at the rate for standard luggage, with no additional payment based on its value (unless separately insured). Also, do not keep valuables in coat pockets or purses that can be easily punctured. Do not leave cash or valuables in your hotel room or tour vehicle; you may store them at the hotel front desk or in your room safe (keep the receipt and key safe, and remember the safe combination).

③ If you discover that money or belongings have been lost or stolen, such as at the airport or hotel, contact the relevant parties to resolve the matter. You may report it to the police as appropriate, and ask them to issue a detailed loss report.

④ Do not display valuables in public or count cash in front of others while shopping.

⑤ Keep your belongings with you during the trip. Do not leave valuables on the bus. Take care during free time, and preferably leave your identification documents in the hotel safe.

(2) [Sightseeing Safety]:

① When taking photos or videos, check whether there are signs prohibiting photography and do not stop in areas marked with hazard warnings.

② If you wish to take part in adventurous activities, be sure to act within your limits. Anyone with heart disease, lung disease, asthma, or high blood pressure must not take part in water or high-altitude activities. When playing in the sea, do not go beyond the safety boundary. If you are not a confident swimmer, do not enter the water alone.

③ When snorkeling, be sure to wear a life jacket, listen to the staff’s instructions, and practice using the breathing mask on board. Do not enter the water if you are not comfortable doing so.

④ For water activities such as swimming, parasailing, banana boat rides, donut rides, rafting, sea walking, diving, and snorkeling, visitors must consider their own physical condition. These activities are absolutely unsuitable for people with heart conditions, high or low blood pressure, pregnant women, people with asthma, young children, older adults, anyone in poor health, or anyone with a known medical condition.

⑤ When traveling by speedboat or long-tail boat, be sure to wear a life jacket, hold on, and remain seated. Do not move around. Passengers under 55 and those who are frail should sit as close to the stern as possible to avoid injury from the boat pitching in rough seas.

(3) [Accommodation Safety]

① If someone delivers something to your room, call the front desk to verify before opening the door.

② Always close and lock your room door when entering or leaving, and keep your room key safe. Familiarize yourself with the hotel's safety routes and evacuation signs, including emergency exits. In case of fire, leave promptly via an emergency exit; do not use the elevator. If going out at night or during free time, inform your tour guide or tour leader and go in groups of three or more. Before leaving, get the hotel's business card from the front desk to avoid getting lost, and take particular care to stay safe.

③ When using the hotel's gym or swimming pool, take care to protect yourself. Check the pool's opening hours; never enter when it is closed, and do not swim alone. Rest for a while after eating before getting into the water to avoid cramps.

④ Before checking out, check all your belongings, paying particular attention to identification, important documents, and valuables in storage, to avoid losing anything in the rush.

(4) [Shopping Safety]:

Shop carefully and watch out for counterfeit or substandard products. Consider your purchases before buying to avoid the hassle of returns. When trying on clothes or shoes, ask a fellow tour group member to accompany you and keep an eye on your belongings. Most countries offer shopping tax refunds. Please ask the store about the specific refund terms, obtain a tax refund cheque, fill it in correctly, and have it stamped by customs.

(5) Personal Safety:

① Keep away from drugs and other prohibited substances. Do not carry any luggage or belongings for others when entering or leaving the country.

② When traveling by car or boat, do not put your head or hands outside the window. Watch for traffic and take care of your personal safety when getting on or off. When traveling by boat, speedboat, or other watercraft, be sure to wear a life jacket. In Thailand, vehicles drive on the left, unlike in China, so watch for traffic when crossing the road.

③ If a traffic accident occurs, do not panic. Take measures to help yourself and others, protect the scene, and promptly report the incident to the tour leader and the police. In the event of an accident, remain calm and immediately notify the relevant parties, including the travel agency, rescue services, and insurance company. Keep all original documents, including traffic or accident reports (issued by the public security traffic authorities), medical certificates and receipts for medical expenses (issued by a hospital or medical institution), and forensic examination reports, for submission to the insurance company when making a claim.

④ Respect the customs and traditions of the country you are visiting, especially those of countries with distinctive religious customs, and avoid disputes caused by inappropriate words or behavior.

⑤ In the event of an earthquake or other natural disaster, political unrest, war, a sudden terrorist incident, or accidental injury, respond calmly and leave the danger area as soon as possible. Promptly report the situation to the Chinese embassy or consulate in the country you are visiting, or contact relevant authorities in China to seek rescue and protection.

⑥ If your personal safety is threatened or you are injured, immediately report the incident to the local police, obtain written proof from them, and ask them to apprehend the offender or provide protection.

⑦ We strongly recommend that every traveler purchase personal travel accident insurance. However, the following are not covered by insurance: war, armed conflict, strikes, pre-existing illnesses, and high-risk activities such as diving, rock climbing, and bungee jumping. Please confirm whether the activities on your itinerary are covered. If you have questions, check with your insurance company or insurance agent.

⑧ Guests traveling with children should keep an eye on them to prevent accidents such as getting lost or injured. Please follow the arrangements made by your tour guide and staff, and do not wander off on your own.

⑨ During transportation, accommodation, dining, sightseeing, and other activities, tourists should pay attention to and follow all warnings, notices, instructions, reminders, and other guidance posted at relevant venues.

(6) Important Information About Your Travel Destination:

① Thai Customs allows each person to bring in only 1 carton of cigarettes (200 cigarettes) and 1 bottle of alcohol (1 liter). Those who exceed these limits will face severe penalties, and the travel agency cannot help resolve the matter. Please take note!

②) The Grand Palace in Thailand has strict dress requirements. Dress appropriately; sleeveless tops, shorts, slippers, and similar clothing are not permitted. Please observe the customs of this Buddhist country (consult your tour guide if needed).

③) Thai custom dictates that you should not touch another person's head. When greeting Thai people, press your palms together instead of shaking hands. Do not point at people or objects with your feet.

④ In Thailand, visitors should not casually criticize or discuss the royal family.

⑤ Gambling is prohibited in Thailand; playing cards or mahjong is not allowed even in hotel rooms.

⑥ Some activities in Thailand are unsuitable for children under 18, such as spa massages and adult shows. Please consult your guide or tour leader at the time.

⑦ Power supply: 220 volts, 50 Hz; two-pin round and three-pin flat sockets.

⑧ Tipping is customary in Thailand; please respect this international custom.

⑨ Thailand is 1 hour behind Beijing time.

(7) Guidelines for Chinese Citizens on Civilized Conduct During Overseas Travel:

Chinese citizens traveling abroad: Observe etiquette and maintain dignity. Keep clean and protect the environment. Dress appropriately and do not speak loudly.

Respect the elderly and care for the young; help others. Ladies first; be courteous and considerate. Be punctual when traveling and attending appointments. Queue in order and do not cross the yellow line.

Be considerate in your accommodation and do not damage items. Dine quietly and do not waste food. Choose healthy entertainment that benefits your well-being; firmly reject gambling and pornography.

When sightseeing, follow the rules; do not offend local customs or observe taboos. If you have questions, consult the consulate. Travel courteously and stay safe throughout your journey.

Important Information:

I have read in detail and approved all the descriptions of the items included in this itinerary (6 days and 5 nights), including the itinerary, attractions, meals, hotels, and transportation;

I have read and accepted in detail the recommendations regarding safety, immigration and customs, etc. in this itinerary, and have understood and acknowledged the information regarding the respective responsibilities and obligations of both parties (see the “Outbound Package Tour Contract”

I undertake to comply with the Tourism Law of the People's Republic of China and the laws of the destination country, and to travel responsibly in strict accordance with the itinerary and the terms of the signed contract.

This itinerary will form an attachment to the (Outbound Travel Group Contract) and is approved by my signature!

Important notes:

① Special reminder: Article 16 of the Tourism Law of the People's Republic of China states that outbound tourists must not overstay illegally abroad, and tourists traveling abroad with a tour group must not split off or leave the group without authorization. Due to limited capacity, this tour cannot accommodate requests to leave the group. Thank you for your understanding. If needed, please choose another travel product or a specific booking service to suit your needs.

② Tour participants, please do not trust any messages, calls, WeChat messages, or other forms of verification related to travel accident insurance. These are scams;

④ Important shopping notice: Under the List of Animals, Plants, Their Products, and Other Quarantine Items Prohibited from Being Carried or Mailed, published in Announcement No. 1712 of the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the Ministry of Agriculture, bird’s nest is prohibited from being brought into the country. Canned bird’s nest is not included in the prohibited products. Please shop carefully and ask your tour leader or guide before purchasing. Ivory is also illegal to bring into the country, so please comply strictly with the regulations. We recommend familiarizing yourself with the relevant customs regulations before your trip so that you know and obey the law.

⑤ Shopping outside the itinerary and optional activities requested by travelers and paid for separately are to be agreed amicably by both parties in a signed supplementary agreement.

⑥ The total value of duty-free goods purchased when entering China must not exceed RMB 5,000; otherwise, additional tax must be paid upon entry.