Clear before you book
We put the working route, inclusions and responsibilities in writing.
Summary
We support agencies with private tours, Great Wall programs, transfers and China extensions under a clear division of responsibilities.
Process map
Process overview
Process stage
Brief itinerary
- Step 1 · Agency request
- Step 2 · Net proposal
- Step 3 · Client confirmation
- Step 4 · Ground operation
How it works
This process is explained step by step so responsibilities are clear.
Step 1 · Agency request
Share the information needed for travel agency, including dates, group size, priorities and any constraints.
Step 2 · Net proposal
Review the written options, inclusions, limitations and responsibilities before making a decision.
Step 3 · Client confirmation
Approve the selected arrangement and retain the confirmation, payment record and relevant policy documents.
Step 4 · Ground operation
Complete the ground operation stage with the scope and responsible party clearly documented.
What we confirm
- Who is responsible for each step
- What is included and excluded
- Which documents or confirmations to retain
- How changes and follow-up are handled
Before you proceed
Share the relevant dates, group size and priorities. We will provide the current details in writing and identify anything that must be booked separately or may change with access, schedules or local conditions.
What makes this experience different
Supported while traveling
Our operations team coordinates guides, drivers and local partners throughout the journey.
Built on experience
Since 2003, we have planned Great Wall adventures for independent travelers, families and major organizations.
FoundedBeijing, 2003
Travel styleActive, private and locally supported
Core promiseResponsive planning and honest route guidance
Designed around real travelers
Every departure is matched to the group’s dates, ages, interests, walking experience and preferred comfort level. Tell us what matters most—quiet trails, photography, history, a physical challenge, family time or a broader China itinerary—and we will explain the most practical options without hiding the tradeoffs.
Questions worth asking before booking
- How much time is spent walking, driving and stopping?
- Which parts of the route are restored, unrestored, steep or exposed?
- What is included, and what should we carry or arrange ourselves?
- What changes if weather, access rules or transport schedules affect the plan?