Philippine group travel shopping guide Philippine travel guide and fee

1. Travel strategy and cost in the Philippines

Per capita cost: 6 suggested tour: 7-day visa difficulty: easy and best season: any season is a good time to visit the Philippines, but each season has its advantages and disadvantages, so you can arrange your trip according to your own preferences. The Philippines has a tropical maritime monsoon climate with high temperature and rainy weather. There are obvious seasonal differences in most areas: cool season, dry season and rainy season. Cool season (December-February of the following year): This season is cool and rainy, which brings a lot of convenience to travel and is a tourist season. However, the vegetation in these months will be slightly yellow and sparse due to insufficient rain, and there are many people in the peak season, and all kinds of expenses are slightly expensive. Dry season (March-May): This season is also a summer vacation day for Filipino locals. Many resorts have few tourists and are suitable for quiet holidays. Rainy season (June-September): In fact, the Philippines in rainy season is not so terrible. It rains regularly in every area (such as morning, noon or dusk), and it won't last long. After the rain, the air is extremely comfortable and the sun is still shining. The most important thing is that there are few tourists during this period, and accommodation can be bargained, which is very cost-effective.

2. Philippine travel expenses

As for the cost of traveling in the Philippines, it depends on how many days you traveled to the Philippines and what itinerary you took. I suggest you search the high-end business travel department of the youth travel agency head office through Baidu platform first. There are detailed travel information and itinerary for you to choose from!

3. Philippine Tourism Roadmap

When people travel abroad, besides paying attention to the time difference between China and the local area, money is another issue to be considered.

Unlike at home, foreign countries know a lot about the economic development level of many cities in China, so the funds in the travel plan can basically cover the whole trip. But traveling to the Philippines is different. We should know the overall local price level before deciding how much money to bring.

if you go to the Philippines by yourself, it will cost about 7 to 8 yuan. If you follow a Philippine tour group, almost 5 yuan is enough for the whole journey.

because going to the Philippines requires formalities and a certain fee, the handling fee for group tours is obviously lower than that for self-help tours, and 2 yuan is enough.

it's just a basic fee. A round-trip ticket costs one or two thousand dollars.

generally speaking, if you travel with a group, there will be a corresponding discount on air tickets or other transportation expenses, and the price can be lower.

in the Philippines, accommodation is the primary issue. The economy of the Philippines is not very developed, so about fifty dollars a day is enough for accommodation. This is just a general accommodation.

if you want to stay in a hotel with good conditions, you can stay up to 1 yuan. In the Philippines, there are hotels of all grades. Those luxury hotels need as much money as other places, but we don't have to be so extravagant when we don't travel.

CYTS will agree to arrange accommodation for everyone, and the conditions can meet everyone's needs. As the Philippines is an archipelagic country, it is necessary to take a boat from one island to another. The ship fare is relatively cheap, ranging from 3 yuan to 5 yuan.

plus the cost of shopping in the Philippines, about 5, yuan will be enough from departure to return.

this is just the cost of ordinary cities. If you want to go to a coastal city, the price will be higher, six or seven thousand yuan. I believe you will have a pleasant trip to the Philippines in the North Youth Travel Agency.

4. Travel guide to the Philippines

Forgot to shop. There is really nothing, at most, some gadgets made of shells, and there is nothing to buy in the market near DAMLL. And there's nothing to buy in the Philippines. Traveling there is mainly for fun. Boracay is very small, so it can't be called a shopping mall, but a small shop. Go around those markets, mainly near D-MALL, and see if you can find anything strange.

5. How much does it cost to go to the Philippines

There are several kinds of visas in the Philippines, depending on what you want to do. Visa processing can only be a single entry, but there are 3 days and 59 days of stay. Shanghai consular district can only be issued for 14 days. The price is around 4-6. The price will change with the number of days you stay. Business visas include single entry and multiple entry. Single entry can be processed for 3 days and 59 days, and can be processed as needed. Multiple entry can only be applied for a stay of 3 days. Single and multiple prices are generally 6, and the price will change with the validity period and occupancy. Visa visits and other types of general institutions will not be handled. If you want to apply, you can go directly to the embassy to issue a visa. I hope I can help you

6. How much does it cost to travel in the Philippines

The tuition fee of schools in the Philippines is generally around 2, yuan/year. Take Eternal University as an example, which is divided into tuition, tuition and miscellaneous fees and other expenses. The specific amount is as follows: Tuition: Tuition in the Philippines is charged according to the credits of registered courses, generally about 25 yuan RMB per credit, 36 credits per year, and the total annual tuition is 1, yuan. Miscellaneous expenses: The University of the Philippines has two semesters and one summer vacation in a year, each semester is 15~2 RMB, and the total miscellaneous expenses for the three semesters are 45~6 RMB. Visa fee: the fee for transferring a tourist visa to a student visa is about 15 yuan.

The cost of living in the Philippines mainly includes accommodation and daily life. Like Europe and America, most schools don't provide dormitories, so students have to rent their own houses.

rent: if two people share a room and a living room, the monthly rent for each person is about 1-15 yuan, and the accumulated rent for one year is about 12-18 yuan.

living expenses: 3, yuan per month for a normal life, about 36, yuan per year.

the above expenses total about 7, yuan, including tuition and living expenses. Of course, everyone's living standard in the United States is different, and the tuition fees of each school are slightly different. The above fees are for reference only.

7. How much does it cost to travel in the Philippines?

Generally, the tuition fee of schools in the Philippines is about 2, yuan/year. Take Eternal University as an example, which is divided into tuition, tuition and miscellaneous fees and other expenses. The specific amount is as follows: Tuition: Tuition in the Philippines is charged according to the credits of registered courses, generally about 25 yuan RMB per credit, 36 credits per year, and the total annual tuition is 1, yuan. Miscellaneous expenses: The University of the Philippines has two semesters and one summer vacation in a year, each semester is 15~2 RMB, and the total miscellaneous expenses for the three semesters are 45~6 RMB. Visa fee: the fee for transferring a tourist visa to a student visa is about 15 yuan. The cost of living in the Philippines mainly includes accommodation and daily life. Like Europe and America, most schools don't provide dormitories, so students have to rent their own houses. Rent: if two people share a room and a living room, the monthly rent per person is about 1-15 yuan, and the accumulated rent for one year is about 12-18 yuan. Living expenses: 3, yuan per month for normal life, and about 36, yuan per year. The above expenses total about 7, yuan, including tuition and living expenses. Of course, everyone's living standard in the United States is different, and the tuition fees of each school are slightly different. The above fees are for reference only.

8. route to the Philippines

driving route: the whole journey is about 357.6 kilometers.

Starting point: Yiyang City

1. Driving plan of Yiyang City

1) Start from the starting point, drive 5 meters due south, and turn left into Zishan West Road.

2) Drive along Zishan West Road for 54 meters and turn left into Longzhou South Road.

3) Drive along Longzhou South Road for 1.4km and go straight into Longzhou North Road.

4) Drive along Longzhou North Road for 1.5km, pass Haier Store Yiyang Store on the right for about 2m, and turn right into Taohualun East Road.

5) Drive along Taohualun East Road to G55/ Huanghua International Airport for 3.3km and go straight into Taohualun East Road.

6) Drive along Taohualun East Road for 21 meters and turn left at the third exit into Yiyang Avenue (East).

7) Drive along Yiyang Avenue (East) for 87 meters and go straight.

2. Drive 51m and go straight into Zhang Chang Expressway.

3. Drive along Changzhang Expressway for 52.4km and turn right slightly in the direction of Wangcheng/Xiangtan/Guangzhou /S61.

4. Drive along the ramp for 1.1km and go straight into Yuelin Expressway.

5. Drive along Yuelin Expressway for 178.3km, drive in the direction of Quanzhou/Nanning/Hengyang South/Yongzhou, and then turn left

1) Drive along Erguang Expressway for 1.2km to Yongzhou East (Lengshuitan District)/Dongan/Qiyang /X18, turn right and enter Yongzhou East Interchange.

2) Drive along Yongzhou East Interchange for 76m. Cross Yongzhou East Interchange for about 45 meters and go straight into Cuizhu Road.

3) Drive 7.1km along Cuizhu Road and turn left into Meiwan Road.

4) Drive along Meiwan Road for 4 meters and turn right into Yiyun Road.

drive along yiyun road for 24 meters, and then turn left.

6) Drive 5 meters to the finish line.

destination: Yongzhou.