[Name]
Founder & lead planner
- Languages
- [e.g. Mandarin, English]
- Years in travel
- [x]
- Favourite place
- [e.g. Jinshanling at sunrise]
[One sentence in their own words.]
Template preview — prices, team and reviews are placeholders.
A small planning team in Hebei, next to Beijing. We help first-time visitors plan China, then stay on WhatsApp while they travel.

[Founded in 2026 by …] [Two or three sentences in your own words: who started China Your Way Trips, and why.]
We’re based in [city], Hebei province, [about x minutes] from Beijing by high-speed train. Most of the people we help are visiting mainland China for the first time — from the US, the UK, Canada, Australia, Europe and Singapore — usually for 7 to 16 days, and often starting in Beijing.
We do three things: check the plans travelers make themselves, build itineraries from scratch, and answer messages while people are on the road. When a trip needs bookings, guides or tours, those are contracted and operated by our licensed partner travel agency, [Licensed partner name].
[One sentence about what you have learned from helping travelers — only things that are true.]
Every trip has a named planner, so you know who is on the other end of the chat.
Founder & lead planner
[One sentence in their own words.]
Planner & on-trip support
[One sentence in their own words.]
Bookings liaison with our licensed partner
[One sentence in their own words.]
Four promises we can keep, because they’re written down.
We take no money from shops, restaurants or tour sellers, and our plans have no shopping stops. If we use an affiliate link, we label it.
Prices per trip, a written refund policy, and a redo-then-refund guarantee on itineraries.
New enquiries within 1 business day. On-Trip Pass messages within 30 minutes, 08:00–22:00 Beijing time.
If your plan is already solid, your Trip Check will say so. Some trips need a $29 check, not a $249 itinerary.
[City], Hebei province — next door to Beijing. We work on Beijing time (UTC+8), which has no daylight saving.
Hours: 08:00–22:00 Beijing time.
The photos on this site come from Wikimedia Commons and are used under Creative Commons licenses.
Photos resized and cropped for this site.