China is the world’s forth largest economy. It is one of the top and fast growing markets in the world, with its annual GDP growth exceeding 9%. China has become a great business destination of the potent and prosperous multinational business corporations in last two decades. China is today remarkable country offering excellent business opportunities. It’s become a wonderful business destination for the world business community.

However, getting success in Chinese business needs a strategy, networking, and acquaintances. The Chinese have a different way of doing business and companies have to be acquainted with accurate tactics to handle things in China. Chinese business tactics involves honoring their superiors, staff and family. Drinking is also a very common part of the business deal culture. Be prepared!

Most people want to see Beijing and its sights especially as the Great Wall of China is one of the wonders of the world. It will be essential for those who are going to the Olympics, to know something about Beijing, even though some of the events are going to be as far away as Hong Kong.

You will arrive at a large modern airport outside the city of Beijing. Often there are large queues at the immigration checks as the details of your passport and a valid visa are required to enter China. The Chinese border guards take themselves very seriously and do not react well to even polite smiles. The guard will take his or her time to examine your passport and then enter the information about your visa and arrival into their computer. You can then proceed to hand over your health forms. Do not be surprised if there is an area where you need to pass through in single file and remove any hats. This will be to check your temperature and ensure you are not suffering from SARS. They are very careful about SARS since it caused so many deaths a few years ago. The Chinese take great care over the transport of meat as they have so many problems with bird flu. All the checks are there to ensure the safety of air travelers and the prevention of dangerous substances and literature being carried into China.