Question 1

Which companies can be visited during a business tour to China?

Accepted Answer

We arrange visits to China's leading technology companies: Alibaba Group (the largest e-commerce platform with $134 billion in revenue), ByteDance Ltd (creator of TikTok with 1+ billion users), Tencent Holdings (WeChat, gaming), Huawei Technologies (telecommunications and 5G), DJI Innovations (global drone market leader with a 70% market share), as well as more than 258 other high-tech enterprises in Shenzhen, Hangzhou, Beijing, and Shanghai.

Question 2

How much does a business visit to Alibaba or other major companies cost?

Accepted Answer

The cost of a business visit depends on the program and the number of participants. A standard visit to a single company (Alibaba, Tencent, or Huawei) with an interpreter and escort starts from $500 for a group of up to 5 people. A comprehensive 3-day tour covering 5–7 companies, including accommodation and transportation, starts from $2,500 per person. Please request a customized quote for your group.

Question 3

How long does a typical business tour to China last?

Accepted Answer

Standard programs run from 3 to 7 days. In 3 days, it is possible to visit 4–6 companies within a single city (for example, Shenzhen). A week-long tour allows you to cover 2–3 cities and 10–12 enterprises. Single-day express visits to a specific company are also available, as are extended 10–14 day programs for an in-depth immersion into the Chinese market.

Question 4

What is included in a factory or company visit program?

Accepted Answer

A typical program includes: a guided tour of the company's production facilities and offices (1.5–2 hours), a meeting with senior management and technical specialists, a product and technology presentation, a Q&A session, and an exchange of contacts with discussion of potential cooperation opportunities. Simultaneous interpretation into Russian or English is provided, along with photo and video coverage and printed materials.

Question 5

Is a visa required for a business tour to China?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Russian citizens require a Chinese visa. We assist with obtaining a business visa (M-visa) valid for 30–90 days. The required documents include a valid international passport (minimum 6 months' remaining validity), a photograph, a completed application form, and an invitation from the Chinese side (which we provide). Processing takes 5–10 business days. The consular fee is approximately $140.

Question 6

How can I arrange a meeting with the management of Alibaba, Tencent, or Huawei?

Accepted Answer

We maintain direct contacts with the external relations departments of major companies, built through years of experience (1,500+ visits organized since 2010). To arrange a meeting with senior management, the following is required: 1) A request submitted 3–4 weeks before the visit, 2) Information about your company and the objectives of the meeting, 3) A list of topics for discussion. We will coordinate the date, arrange a meeting room, and provide simultaneous interpretation.

Question 7

Which cities in China are best suited for business tours?

Accepted Answer

Shenzhen (Guangdong Province) — China's "Silicon Valley," home to Huawei, Tencent, DJI, ZTE, and 15,000+ high-tech companies. Hangzhou (Zhejiang Province) — headquarters of Alibaba Group and a major e-commerce hub. Beijing — ByteDance, Baidu, Xiaomi, and state-owned corporations. Shanghai — fintech, automotive industry, and international corporate offices. We recommend starting with Shenzhen.

Question 8

Is it possible to visit an electronics or smartphone manufacturing facility?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we arrange visits to the production facilities of Foxconn (manufacturer of iPhone), BYD (electric vehicles and batteries), Huawei (telecommunications equipment), Oppo/Vivo (smartphones), as well as contract manufacturers in the industrial zones of Shenzhen and Dongguan. You will observe the complete production cycle: from SMT lines and assembly through to testing and packaging. Signing an NDA is required.

Question 9

Do you provide an interpreter and escort?

Accepted Answer

Yes, every tour includes a professional interpreter with expertise in technical terminology (Russian–Chinese or English–Chinese). A dedicated manager also accompanies the group to coordinate logistics, handle organizational matters, and liaise with the companies. At production facilities, a company representative serves as an on-site guide. Groups of up to 3 people are assigned 1 interpreter; groups of 4–10 people are assigned 2 interpreters.

Question 10

What documents are required to visit a Chinese enterprise?

Accepted Answer

To organize a visit, the following is required: 1) A copy of the passport of each participant, 2) Company information (name, industry, website), 3) The objectives of the visit and a list of topics of interest, 4) Contact details of the responsible person. On-site, participants must present their passport, sign a standard non-disclosure agreement (NDA), and collect a visitor badge. Photography and video recording are not permitted in all areas.

Question 11

Are there any restrictions on photography and video recording during a visit?

Accepted Answer

Restrictions vary by company and zone. Photography is generally permitted in exhibition halls and showrooms. On production lines and in R&D centers, it is often prohibited or requires prior approval. We clarify the rules for each company in advance. Most enterprises allow general photography but request that equipment and data screens not be photographed in close-up.

Question 12

How is payment for a business tour processed?

Accepted Answer

Payment is made in two stages: 1) A 30% deposit upon confirmation of the program and dates (to secure bookings with companies and hotels), 2) The remaining 70% no later than 7 days before the tour begins. We accept payment by bank transfer to a registered legal entity (VAT-inclusive), by card, or via PayPal for international clients. Upon receipt of payment, we issue an invoice, a service agreement, and confirmations from the companies. Cancellations made 14+ days in advance are eligible for a 100% refund; cancellations made 7–14 days in advance are eligible for a 50% refund.

Question 13

Is it possible to create a customized tour program?

Accepted Answer

Yes, 70% of our tours are bespoke programs tailored to the specific needs of our clients. You may select any companies from our catalog of 258 enterprises, specify the desired cities, duration, and meeting format (guided tour, business negotiations, or workshop). We adapt the program to your business objectives — whether supplier sourcing, technology research, networking, or investment exploration. Program development is provided free of charge.

Question 14

What if I do not speak Chinese?

Accepted Answer

This is not an issue. The entire tour is conducted with a professional interpreter who facilitates communication at every stage: at company visits, at the hotel, in restaurants, and during transfers. At major companies such as Alibaba, Huawei, and Tencent, many employees speak English. All documents and presentations are translated in advance. We also assist with setting up translation tools in WeChat and other Chinese applications.

Question 15

Is it safe for foreign nationals to visit Chinese enterprises?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. China actively welcomes foreign investors and business partners, and companies are open to business visits. All visits are officially coordinated; participants remain under the supervision of company representatives and our escort at all times. We work exclusively with verified enterprises. In all our years of operation, there has not been a single incident. We ask that guests observe standard safety protocols and adhere to the NDA.

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