Travel Services
Discover China with our custom-made trips. Designed to match your group’s goals or individual interests, these tailored China tours let you experience the perfect blend of business and culture.
Business and Leisure Travel in China
China travel services tailored to your needs, whether for corporate meetings, incentive tours, cultural exploration, or day tours throughout China. Our fully customizable itineraries ensure an immersive and seamless experience that combines business incentives with cultural exploration.
Learn Chinese
Personalized cultural immersion in China
Meetings
Curated arrangements for business meetings
Incentive Tours
Tailored, all-inclusive team experiences
Conferences
Customizable conference solutions
Exhibitions
Expert-led exhibition planning
Corporate Tours
Fully curated journeys for
culture and business
Business Theme Tours
Experience tailor-made business tours in China, combining industry insights, company visits, and professional networking opportunities.
- Autonomous Driving
- Digital Ecosystem
- Smart Retail
- Humanoid Robot
- AI Technology
- International Trade City
Cultural Theme Tours
Experience the magic of China through immersive cultural journeys: explore ancient temples, vibrant festivals, and timeless traditions brought to life.
- History
- Ethnic & Folk Culture
- Natural Landscape
- Cultural Heritage
- Educational Tours
- UNESCO Sites
China Day Tours
Discover the best of China in just one day! Our flexible, expertly designed tours let you explore iconic landmarks, authentic culture, and unforgettable experiences.
- Arts & Calligraphy
- Lifestyle
- Historic Sites
- City Walk
- Tech Discovery
- Fun Exploration
Where We Excel
We provide an array of services tailored to meet your travel needs
Itinerary Design
Tailored to your interests so you get the very best of China
Driver & Vehicle
Vehicles for airport pickup & transportation to attractions
Visa Service
Assistance to individuals or businesses in obtaining a China visa
Business Visits
Visit to retail shops, exhibitions, companies, factories
WeChat/Alipay Instructions
Instructions for local digital applications
Cultural Information
Culture & language info to alleviate cultural gap
Unique experiences
e.g. Chinese tea ceremony, photographer in Disneyland
Online Emergency Support
A dedicated team to assist you from 8:00 am – 10:00 pm GMT+8
Hotel/Attractions Booking
All the information and support you need for booking
Tour Guide
Multi-lingual tour guides with official Tourist Guide License
Our Trusted Friends & Partners
We work with the specialists in the market to provide you with the best quality and expertise!
Contact us to discuss a partnership
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the visa requirements for traveling to China?
A: Visa requirements vary depending on your nationality. According to the purpose of the tour you may need to apply for a tourist or business visa. Some nationalities may benefit from visa-free policies or visa-on-arrival options for specific regions. We can also provide a Port Visa at a reasonable cost for groups (more than 2 people) attending our tours. Contact us for more details about the Port visa and other visa related questions.
Q: What are the latest Chinese visa policy and transit visa details?
A: China’s visa-free policies offer travelers more flexibility, including Visa Exemption for certain countries, allowing entry without a visa, and Transit Visa Exemption for up to 240 hours (10 days) when transiting through China.
This applies to travelers from 54 countries, including major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou. Eligible passengers can explore China during their layover, provided they have a valid travel document and connecting ticket. Some areas require special permissions for entry, and travelers can move between eligible regions during their stay.
Q: How can I prepare for the language barrier when traveling to China?
A: While many people in major cities speak some English, learning basic Mandarin phrases is helpful. Carry a translation app or phrasebook, and use gestures to communicate when needed. Staying in hotels with English-speaking staff and using tour guides can also help overcome language barriers. By the way, most Chinese people are amiable and willing to help, so feel free to ask for help when you need it even though you don’t speak good Chinese. Through our online consulting-only service we can support you online, and if you choose private tours, we work with experienced tour guides that speak English or other major languages. You can also contact one of our partners to get a free online Chinese trial course.
Q: How can I prepare for cultural shocks when traveling to China?
A: Preparing for cultural differences when traveling to China can greatly enhance your experience and help you navigate interactions more smoothly. Even seasoned travelers experience some degree of culture shock when first visiting China. Check out some of our videos on our YouTube Channel to be prepared. Come mentally prepared to embrace an utterly alien world where little makes sense at first. But that’s part of the fun and appeal too!
Q: What are the recommended modes of transportation within China?
A: Traveling within China offers a variety of transportation options that are efficient, reliable, and cater to different preferences and budgets. Here are the recommended modes of transportation within China:
1、High-Speed Trains
At 300-350 kph high-speed trains are a must-try in China, which are affordable, fast, and comfortable. Getting into the modern train stations in China can take some time for first-time travelers, so it is best to have some guidance.2、Domestic Flights
Domestic flights can be even cheaper than trains and faster when booked intelligently. But the chance of a delay is much higher than trains, so we strongly recommend trains for a few hundred km distance.3、Subways/Metro Line
Subways/Metro Lines are the most convenient way for navigating large cities and are cheap, even compared to buses! Using WeChat or Alipay, you can access most subway systems easily.4、Taxis and Ride-Hailing
Taxi and ride-hailing services are readily available and convenient for extreme weather or when carrying luggage, and not so expensive compared to those in advanced economies. DiDi (China’s version of Uber) offers safer and more reliable rides, and the app is available in English. Download and set up DiDi or other maps ahead of arrival.5、Rental car
Renting a car with a foreign driving license requires an application for a temporary license and is not recommended due to the difference in traffic rules and driving behaviors.6、Bicycles and E-Bikes
Bikes are an environmentally friendly way to explore cities, and sometimes the fastest way to travel short distances. Using WeChat or Alipay you will have access to the public bike system by different companies, simply just scan the QR code.Q: What should I know about Chinese cuisine?
A: Chinese cuisine is renowned for its diversity, richness, and deep cultural significance. There is a significant difference in taste between traditional Chinese cuisine and westernized Chinese food. Here’s a comprehensive guide to understanding and appreciating the eight major regional cuisines in China:
Q: How can I access the internet and use my phone in China?
A: You can purchase a local SIM card with us or rent a portable Wi-Fi device. One of the must-knows before visiting China is certain websites and apps like Google, Facebook, and Twitter are inaccessible. It’s wise to download a reliable Virtual Private Network (VPN) before your trip so you can access the sites and apps you rely on for travel planning, maps, communications and more.
You can also contact your own phone operator to purchase a cross-border data bundle, and in this way you will have access to all websites and apps. Of course, this can be much more expensive.
Q: What are some unique cultural experiences to try in China?
A: China offers a vast array of unique cultural experiences that can provide deeper insights into its rich history, traditions, and way of life. Here are some must-try cultural experiences:
Q: How far in advance should we plan and prepare?
A: We recommend planning your tour 6-10 weeks in advance. For larger groups or to ensure availability of specific experts and company visits, we advise booking at least 10 weeks prior.
Q: What are the common methods of payment for travel services in China?
A: The common methods of payment for travel services in China include:
- Mobile Payment Apps: Alipay and WeChat Pay are extremely popular and accepted almost everywhere, from small street vendors to large shopping malls.
- Credit/Debit Cards: Major international credit cards like Visa, MasterCard, and American Express are widely accepted in hotels, large restaurants, and tourist attractions.
- Cash: Although much less common now, cash (Chinese Yuan, or RMB) is still accepted, especially in smaller towns and rural areas.
Q: What benefits do Post-Tour Members receive?
A: Post-Tour Members receive a variety of benefits, including:
- Exclusive Discounts: Members enjoy up to 10% off on future tours and travel services.
- Priority Booking: Early access to new tours and special events.
Dedicated Support: Access to a dedicated customer service line for personalized assistance. - Special Offers: Regular updates on special promotions and member-only deals.
- Travel Credits: Earn travel credits on every booking, which can be redeemed for discounts on future trips.
