Q: How much would an average day cost?
A- Most of your money will be spent having fun, which means eating, drinking and entering sites and attractions.   

Eating -  China is generally a cheap place to eat.  Eating at one of the many "food streets" can be both cheap & fun, at around 40 RMB $5.50 USD a meal (meaning 2 to 4 dishes).   Restaurants cater to all tastes and you'll receive ongoing daily suggestions from the Tour Leader.  So eat where the locals eat at local prices!   We obviously continually work with any restaurants we organise or send you to so that remain both safe and clean.  

Drinking -  Again, can be very cheap!   Major Cities have "Bar Streets" which offer both pubs and clubs.  Beer is readily available and quite cheap from local stores, your hostel and even the supermarket.  The Tsingtao (Qingdao) brand of beer is the most famous in China and it's won recognition around the world as a great tasting beer.  Beers from local convenience stores can be as little as 4 RMB (.65 US cents) or 10 RMB for a Heineken (1.30 USD).   However, hit a Bar in Shanghai's Xintiandi and you'll pay western prices for beers, spirits and wine.  However, some places can be worth it just for the view or experience.         

Activities -  Depends on what, where and how.  We use our own buses, which allows us to see and do things along the way.  We offer a number of additional day trips as well, however it remains "Your Choice."   Entering attractions & sites you will pay the advertised ticket price or we'll organise the group to enter.   We offer choices where you can do things by yourself, such as walking tours of cities.   Activities such as learning Kungfu in Shaolin Master, a cooking course in Nanjing, Laoshan (Qingdao) or Yellow Mountain (Huangshan) are at your own cost.   What about giving a speech to eager learners of English in Xuzhou as a highlight or making hand made dumplings?