❓ Are the legal rights of foreign travelers protected in China?
✔️ Yes. According to the Constitution of the People’s Republic of China, the lawful rights and interests of foreign travelers within Chinese territory are protected by Chinese law, including personal safety and property rights.

❓ Do foreign travelers enjoy freedom while staying in China?
✔️ Yes. During the valid period of their visas, foreign travelers enjoy personal freedom and may travel freely to areas open to foreigners. They are expected to respect local customs, traditions, and public order during their stay.

❓ Can foreign travelers visit all regions in China?
✔️ No. Some regions in China are not open to foreign visitors. If travelers plan to visit restricted areas, they must apply for a Foreigners Travel Permit from the local public security authorities and may only enter after official approval.

❓ Do foreign travelers need to follow Chinese laws like Chinese citizens?
✔️ Yes. All foreign travelers must comply with the laws and regulations of the People’s Republic of China. Any activities that disrupt public order, threaten public security, or infringe upon the interests of the state, society, or the public will be handled according to Chinese law.

❓ What should foreign travelers do if they encounter unfair treatment or rights violations in China?
✔️ If a foreign traveler’s legal rights are infringed or unpleasant incidents occur during travel, they may file complaints with the relevant authorities to seek legal protection.

❓ Under what circumstances can travelers file complaints with tourism authorities in China?
✔️ Travelers may lodge complaints with the national or provincial tourism authorities if:

• Travel agencies, hotels, or other tourism service providers fail to deliver services as agreed
• Tour guides or staff demand extra payments or engage in forced shopping
• Travelers are injured, or their luggage is damaged or lost due to the fault of tourism operators

❓ Are there tourist complaint hotlines in major Chinese cities?
✔️ Yes. Most major tourist cities in China operate visitor complaint hotlines. Complaints are generally handled after investigation and fact verification, and most cases are resolved satisfactorily.