Private, tailor-made journeys across Beijing, Xi'an, Guilin and Yunnan — designed and operated in China by China Comfort Travel Group, licensed since 1995.
Private groups, no-shopping tours, family and solo journeys — plus the single services most visitors end up needing: a driver at the airport, an English-speaking guide, and someone to make mobile payment work on day one.
Travel with the people you chose and nobody else. Your own vehicle, your own guide, your own departure date — we never add strangers to a group to make numbers work.
Suited to Families, friends and colleagues traveling together
The promise international travelers ask us about first. No factory visits, no tea ceremonies that end in a salesroom, no cultural centers that turn out to be shops.
Suited to Anyone who has read a China tour review and felt nervous
The part that trips visitors up. We set up mobile payment, put a working SIM in your phone, load a transport card, and install the maps and taxi apps that actually function in China — before you leave the hotel on day one.
Suited to First-time visitors who want day one to run smoothly
Beijing, Shanghai, Xi'an, Chengdu, Guilin, Hangzhou, Suzhou, Chongqing, Zhangjiajie — and anywhere else in China you would like to see.
Beijing
The Great Wall, the Forbidden City and six centuries of empire
Forbidden City · Great Wall at Mutianyu · Temple of Heaven
Shanghai
Art deco riverfront, a future skyline and canal towns on the doorstep
The Bund · Yu Garden and the Old City · Former French Concession
Xi'an
The Terracotta Army and the eastern gate of the Silk Road
Terracotta Army · Ming City Wall · Muslim Quarter
Chengdu
Pandas, teahouses and the food capital of China
Giant Panda Breeding Research Base · People's Park teahouses · Jinli and the Wide and Narrow Alleys
Guilin and Yangshuo
Karst peaks, the Li River and the landscape on the twenty-yuan note
Li River cruise · Yulong River bamboo raft · Longji Rice Terraces
Hangzhou
West Lake, Zen monasteries and the terraces where China's best tea grows
West Lake · Lingyin Temple and Feilai Feng · Longjing tea villages
Suzhou
Classical gardens, canals and the water towns of the Yangtze delta
UNESCO classical gardens · Tiger Hill · Pingjiang Road
Chongqing
The mountain megacity that starts the Yangtze cruise
Hongya Cave at night · Three Gorges cruise · Liziba monorail station
China Comfort Travel Group Jiangxi Co., Ltd. has traded since 1995 as part of China Comfort Travel Group. Your contract is with a Chinese company you can verify, not an offshore website.
140+ service points of our own, plus the group's national network of 300+ subsidiaries and branches — so ground handling is ours, not subcontracted, wherever in China you travel.
We operate two hotels in Jinggangshan — four-star Zhuxuan and five-star Banmufangtang — and employ our own guides rather than renting them by the day.
Inbound, domestic and outbound licenses, a five-star provincial rating, and a team that has handled everything from solo travelers to 30-person heritage groups.
Your trip is contracted with a Chinese travel company you can verify — not with an offshore booking site.
Professional · Reliable · Nationwide
We are China Comfort Travel Group Jiangxi — a licensed Chinese travel company and the group's operating company in Jiangxi Province. The group was founded in Beijing in 1984 and today has 300+ branches and subsidiaries across China.
We have been welcoming international travelers since 1995. We hold licenses for inbound, domestic and outbound travel, and through the group's branches we can receive your guests in any province of China — one contract, one company answerable for the whole journey.
Between us we receive and send on the order of 300,000 travelers a year, with guests arriving from more than 100 countries and regions.
Dates, cities, interests, hotel level and pace. A short form is enough — we will ask anything else we need.
A written itinerary with day-by-day detail and a fixed price, normally within one business day.
We revise as many times as you need. A deposit confirms your hotels, trains and guides.
Meet-and-greet at the airport, your own guide and vehicle, and the mobile number of the team that arranged your trip for anything that comes up.
Two things worth checking before you send a deposit to any agency in China: who receives the money, and what covers you while you are traveling. Both are set out in full on one page.
We carry the liability insurance Chinese law requires of a licensed agency, and take out travel accident insurance for every traveler on the booking — issued in the traveler's own name, not as a group certificate.
Deposits and balances go to the company's own bank account, with a formal Chinese invoice. Never to a personal account.
Your trip is written into a travel contract on the standard Chinese form, which you approve before any money moves.
★★★★★Cycling through the rice paddies around Yangshuo was the best day of our whole Asia trip. Small details were handled well: bike sizes, a rain plan, and a restaurant that could feed a vegetarian without any fuss.
★★★★The mountains are everything the photographs promise. Two of our five days were lost to fog, which nobody can control, but the guide reshuffled the schedule twice to get us the best views. Worth going in April rather than August.
★★★★★I wanted somewhere other than the standard route and this was exactly right. Lushan in the cloud was unforgettable, and staying in their own hotel in Jinggangshan made a real difference — the staff clearly knew the group was theirs.
★★★★★Traveling with a seven-year-old is a test of any itinerary. The panda base at opening time was the highlight of her trip, and the cooking class kept her busy for three hours. Both guides were patient and genuinely good with children.
★★★★★Eight days, four cities and not one moment where we felt handed off to a stranger. The altitude planning was sensible — we never felt rushed in Shangri-La. The driver in Dali was excellent on mountain roads.
★★★★★We are used to booking independently, but China was a different level of logistics and I am glad we did not try. Our guide in Xi'an rearranged the Terracotta Army visit when a school group arrived, and we ended up having the pits almost to…
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Send us your dates and what you would like to see. You will get a costed private itinerary within one business day — free, and with no obligation.
