$1499—China & Tokyo: 11 nights w/guided tours & flights
We've never seen a lower price for a visa-free China and Tokyo trip with flights included.
Why We Love This Deal
Discover China’s most iconic highlights before capping off your East Asian journey in Tokyo on this 11-night escape. Enjoy visa-free travel as you explore Beijing’s Forbidden City; stroll timeless gardens, historic canals and the tea fields of Suzhou, Wuxi, and Hangzhou; then marvel at Shanghai’s legendary skyline. Tokyo’s neon streets, serene ancient shrines and world-renowned culinary scene offer the best finale to your trip. Similar multi-country guided tours sell for more than twice this price.
What's included in this $1499-per-person offer:
- International roundtrip airfare from Los Angeles to Beijing; return from Tokyo
- Well-reviewed accommodations for 11 nights in:
- Beijing (3 nights)
- Shanghai (2 nights)
- Tokyo (3 nights)
- Suzhou, Wuxi and Hangzhou (1 night each)
- Domestic/regional flights: Beijing to Shanghai; Shanghai to Tokyo
- Guided tours and entry fees per itinerary, including a Forbidden City tour, a Nanchang Street excursion and more
- Ground transportation and guided transfers to and from airports in China
- Air and hotel taxes
Note: Optional tours in Tokyo can be added to your itinerary.
When to go: Depart on select dates January–March, October–December in 2027 and 2028.
Additional departures are available from cities nationwide starting at +$100.
Additional itineraries: This offer is part of a larger sale on China and Japan visa-free packages. This includes a 17-night guided trip through China and Japan. Or take an 16-night escorted journey through Japan's most popular cities with a Mt. Fuji visit. You can also book a two-week tour through Japan, South Korea and China.
Travelzoo tip: All bookings require a $800-per-person tour deposit, plus a $300 deposit for airfare. Payment is due in full 219 days before your travel date.
What's it like traveling in Asia with TripToGo? Read about it in "China: Meeting the old and new."
Book by Oct. 7.