Custom China Tours, Built Around Your Group

What tailor-made actually means here

We do not sell seats on a coach, and we do not have a catalogue of fixed departures. Every itinerary we run is built for one party: your vehicle, your guide, your pace, your interests. If you are a group of two, you get a car for two. If you are three families travelling together, you get vehicles that stay together and guides who can handle six children and four grandparents without anyone feeling herded.

That also means we do not add shopping stops. It is the single most common complaint we hear about group tours in China, and it is entirely avoidable. Your time is spent on the things you came to see.

You can start anywhere in China

Your itinerary does not have to begin in Beijing or Shanghai. Fly into whichever city suits your airline and budget — Guangzhou, Kunming, Chengdu and Xiamen are often cheaper than the big two — and we meet you at arrivals and build the route outward from there.

We then link your cities with high-speed rail or short domestic flights, and see you off from wherever you fly home. A typical route might run Beijing in, Xi'an and Zhangjiajie in the middle, and out from Shanghai. Nothing about that requires you to backtrack.

What we handle once you are inside China

Everything that makes a China trip difficult: airport and station transfers, hotels, attraction tickets that sell out weeks ahead, high-speed rail seats that reject foreign cards, cruise cabins, permits for Tibet, restaurant bookings including halal kitchens, Alipay and WeChat Pay setup, and a coordinator on WhatsApp who answers at any hour.

You arrive with a printed day-by-day itinerary, the names and phone numbers of every guide, and one number to reach us if a flight moves or someone gets ill.

How the planning works

Send us your dates, roughly what you want to see, and who is travelling. Within 24 hours you receive a day-by-day draft, hotel options at two or three price levels, and a written quotation with everything itemised.

Then we revise it. Change a hotel, add a day, swap a city, slow the pace down for your parents — we will keep revising until it is right. Nothing is payable until you approve the plan, and planning itself is free.