Xuzhou Jiangsu, China Travel Guide
No particular vaccinations are needed for entry to China from most countries. Ensure your routine vaccinations are up-to-date.
Traveler's Diarrhea is a common issue. Respiratory issues can occur due to air pollution, especially in winter. Heatstroke and dehydration are risks during hot summers.
Xuzhou has large general hospitals like Xuzhou Central Hospital. Quality of care can vary, and English-speaking staff may be limited outside of international departments. For serious conditions, consider seeking care in major cities or planning for medical evacuation if covered by Travel insurance or Digital nomad insurance.
Tap water in Xuzhou is generally not safe to drink directly. Always opt for bottled water, that is widely available, or drink boiled water (most hotels provide electric kettles). Eat at reputable restaurants or street food stalls that appear clean and have high customer turnover. Ensure all food is cooked thoroughly.
Xuzhou is generally safe. Petty crime (pickpocketing) occurs in crowded areas. Secure valuables.
Watch out for possible scams, though less widespread here. Politeness and firm refusal are helpful.
Seasonal flooding (summer), heatwaves (July-August), occasional air pollution (winter).
Highly recommended for medical, evacuation, trip interruption, and lost luggage coverage.
Police: 110, Fire: 119, Ambulance: 120. Store these in your phone.
