Questions & Answers about wǒ qù yíngyètīng xuǎnzé kuāndài tàocān.
In Chinese, the verb 去 already means to go to, so you usually do not need a separate word for to the way you do in English.
So:
- 我去营业厅 = I go to the service office
- literally: I + go + business hall
Chinese often expresses movement like this:
- 我去学校。 = I’m going to school.
- 他去北京。 = He is going to Beijing.
So 去 + place is a very normal pattern.
营业厅 usually means a service hall, business office, or customer service center run by a company.
In this sentence, it most likely refers to a telecom company’s physical office, where people go to do things like:
- sign up for internet
- change a phone plan
- ask about broadband service
- pay bills
So it is not just any hall in the literal English sense. It is a specific kind of customer-facing office.