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Corporate Delegations to China, Built Around One Objective.

A corporate delegation to China for your leadership team: we pick the companies that lead your sector, arrange sessions with their senior management and run every detail on the ground, so your executives come back with answers, not impressions.

Corporate delegation in a logistics technology showroom during an executive business trip to China Corporate delegation at JD.com headquarters during a business trip to China Most requested
Your sectorCompanies chosen with you
Senior managementSessions with the people who decide
B2B meetingsPartners, suppliers, distributors
ConfidentialPrivate by default

01 Why go

Why an Executive Business Trip to China Changes the Decision

Every board has a China question: a competitor scaling faster than expected, a supplier you depend on, a market you can’t read from a report. A week inside the companies that shape your sector answers it faster than a year of desk research.

Your leadership team sees the same headquarters, production floors and showrooms, hears the same answers from the people who run them, and flies home with one shared view instead of five second-hand ones.

Leadership team in a boardroom meeting with a Chinese host company during a corporate delegation to China

02 The programme

Company Visits in China, Chosen for Your Sector

Every corporate delegation is built from these blocks, weighted to the decision your team needs to make.

Sector Deep Dives

Headquarters and production visits at the companies that set the pace in your industry, from e-commerce and EVs to AI, retail and advanced manufacturing.

Sessions With Senior Management

Working conversations with the teams behind product, operations, logistics or AI. Not a showroom presentation.

B2B Meetings

Pre-qualified potential partners, suppliers or distributors, matched to your brief and briefed on who you are before you arrive.

Competitor & Market Mapping

See how the leading players in your category actually operate, and where the gaps are for a foreign company.

Institutional Briefings

Briefings on market entry, incentives and company setup from the institutions that administer them, when your agenda calls for it.

Leadership Alignment

Daily debriefs with your team, so the trip ends with a shared position and written next steps instead of scattered notes.

03 Example route

An Example Corporate Delegation Route

Every route is rebuilt around your sector. This is how a typical week flows.

Beijing CBD skyline, first stop of an example corporate delegation route
Stop 01 · Beijing

Platforms & Policy

Headquarters visits at the platforms shaping your category, plus an institutional briefing on the regulatory picture.

Pudong skyline from the Bund, Shanghai stop of a corporate delegation
Stop 02 · Shanghai

Brands & Market Entry

Sessions with consumer brands and the teams running their China operations, then B2B meetings with shortlisted partners.

Business dinner with Chinese executives during a corporate delegation
Throughout

Hosted Business Dinners

Dinners with executives from the companies on your agenda, interpretation on hand. Where a visit turns into a relationship.

04 How it works

How We Organize Your Corporate Delegation

Four steps from first call to departure. You are involved in the first two and free of the rest.

Step 01

The Brief

A working call to pin down the objective, who is travelling and what would make the trip worth it.

Step 02

The Design

A proposed route, a target list of companies and a day-by-day agenda. You cut and add until it’s right.

Step 03

The Arranging

We secure the visits, brief each host on who you are, book hotels and transfers, assign interpreters and support visas.

Step 04

On the Ground

A bilingual team runs the logistics and stays in the room. You leave with a contact dossier and written next steps.

05 What we handle

Everything Except the Flights

Access & Agenda

Company outreach, host briefings, confirmed visit slots and institutional introductions where your agenda calls for them.

Language

Senior bilingual guides and professional English↔Chinese interpretation in every meeting, plus bilingual materials.

Hotels & Logistics

Hotels in the category you choose (3-star, 4-star or 5-star), domestic travel, transfers, on-site coordination in each city and visa support.

After the Trip

Contact dossier, company profiles, visit notes and a debrief to turn the week into next steps.

06 Questions

Corporate Delegations, Answered

What Is a Corporate Delegation to China?

A private business trip for a company’s leadership team, built around one commercial objective: understanding a sector, finding partners or suppliers, or testing a market-entry plan. We choose the companies, arrange the meetings and run the logistics; your team focuses on the conversations.

Will We Meet the CEO?

We don’t promise meetings with any company’s CEO, and we would be wary of anyone who does. We arrange sessions with senior management and with the teams who actually run the area you care about, which is usually where the useful answers are.

Which Companies Can We Visit in China?

It depends on your sector and objective. Our network covers platforms and technology groups such as Alibaba, Tencent, JD.com and ByteDance, carmakers, hardware manufacturers and consumer brands. We propose a target list after the brief and confirm each visit before you travel.

How Do We Visit Chinese Companies With Our Leadership Team?

Tell us the objective and who is travelling. We come back with a route, a target list of companies and a day-by-day agenda, brief each host on your team, and run interpretation, transfers and hotels on the ground.

How Long Is an Executive Business Trip to China?

Long enough to cover the companies that matter and short enough for executives to be away. Most corporate delegations combine two or three cities; we size the route to your objective and your calendar.

Plan your trip

Plan Your Corporate Delegation

Three quick answers about your group tell us enough to come back with a concrete recommendation.

  1. We read your answersWe reply by email with a first recommendation, or a few questions if we need them.
  2. A short callWe agree the objective, the rough timing and who is travelling.
  3. Your proposed routeA route, a target list of companies and an agenda for you to shape.

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