China Tours from Italy: Private, Visa-Free, Tailored
30-day visa-free entry (valid to December 31, 2026). Direct flights from Rome and Milan to Beijing and Shanghai — about 10.5 hours. We are a licensed Guangzhou & Shenzhen agency running fully private China tours for Italy travellers — your own guide, driver and itinerary, with real prices and zero shopping stops.
Italy passport holders: 30-day visa-free entry. Most-booked tours: the 10-day classic China tour from $1,650 per person, 5-day Guilin from $540, 6-day Greater Bay Area from $555, and 5-day Chaoshan Food Tour from $338.
Three reasons
Ancient civilisations
Rome’s empire meets the Terracotta Army — two ancient worlds in one journey.
Gastronomy
Italian food culture meets China’s regional cuisines — a food lover’s exchange.
Scenery
Li River karst, Yangshuo countryside and the Yangtze gorges.
Routes Italy travellers book
Getting in
30-day visa-free entry (valid to December 31, 2026) · passport valid 6+ months · tourism, business or family visits · we confirm current rules for your dates before booking.
Frequently asked questions
Do Italian citizens need a visa for China in 2026?
No — Italian passport holders have 30-day visa-free entry, currently valid to December 31, 2026.
Which cities fly direct from Italy?
Rome and Milan fly direct to Beijing and Shanghai.
How long should an Italy-to-China trip be?
10–14 days; the classic 10-day route covers Beijing, Xi’an, Shanghai and Guilin.
How much does a China tour cost?
$165–$350 per person per day; 10-day classic from $1,650.
Can you combine China with Hong Kong or Japan?
Yes — we can add Hong Kong or other destinations to your itinerary on request.
Plan your China tour from Italy
Send your dates and group size — a tailored itinerary with itemized pricing within 24 hours.