BEFORE YOU TRAVEL

Clear answers before commitment.

Entry, group size, food and health boundaries—without the sales fog.

01Do France, Germany, Italy and Algeria follow the same visa rules?+

No. Under the current verified policy, ordinary passport holders from France, Germany and Italy can use the applicable 30-day visa-free entry rule. Algerian ordinary passport holders need a visa and are not covered by the 240-hour transit exemption. Every booking is reconfirmed before payment.

02What counts as a private journey?+

One solo traveller, 2–3 travelling companions, or one family sharing a single booking. You receive a dedicated vehicle and guide, and can adjust agreed modules within operating limits.

03When does a small group depart?+

Small-group journeys start with 4 confirmed guests. Culture journeys accept up to 14; health journeys accept no more than 10, and some Algerian health departures are capped at 8.

04Are international flights included?+

Not in the displayed starting prices. Airfares change constantly, so we quote them separately and confirm any direct-flight claim for the exact travel date.

05Can you guarantee halal-certified restaurants?+

Only when a restaurant can show a current certification. Otherwise we describe the service accurately as no-pork and no-alcohol meal planning, with kitchen practices confirmed before travel.

06How strenuous are Chongqing and Wulong?+

Chongqing includes slopes, stairs and layered transport; Wulong can require sustained walking. We disclose walking and stair conditions before booking and provide a lower-intensity alternative for families and older guests.

07Are the health checks covered by European or Algerian insurance?+

Do not assume so. Planned screening is quoted as self-pay. Separate travel insurance covering emergency treatment, hospitalisation and medical repatriation is required.

08Who decides which tests are included?+

The contracted medical provider, after reviewing medical history, medicines, age, prior results and risk. The travel operator does not prescribe tests.

09What happens if a result is abnormal?+

The itinerary keeps a protected Chongqing follow-up day. Urgent findings trigger the hospital pathway; non-urgent findings are explained and included in the return-home handover. Further diagnosis or treatment is separately consented and priced.

10Can children join a health journey?+

Children can travel with a family but are not placed into an adult screening package. Any paediatric health need requires separate clinical assessment.