Tailor-made trips to China
Every trip to China solves a different problem. Yours should too.
Visiting a supplier, setting up a machine or taking a delegation on a technical immersion are completely different trips. We treat each one that way.
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Four tailor-made trip profiles
Treating every business trip as the same thing ("let's go to China and sort things out there") is the root of most setbacks we see. BrazTrip works with four main profiles. See which one is closest to your needs.
Profile 1
Visits to regular suppliers
For companies that already import from China and need to maintain in-person relationships with suppliers: factory audits, negotiating new contracts, on-site quality control or simply strengthening the business relationship, which in the Chinese context really affects the priority you get.
Itinerary with multiple factory visits in different regions, with realistic logistics: two factories "close" on the map can mean 5 hours on a high-speed train.
Technical translation support during meetings, not just conversation.
Advance preparation on the supplier's profile and history, when available.
Accommodation and transport suited to back-to-back meetings in different cities.
Profile 2
Machine setup and technical deployment
When a company has imported equipment and a technical team needs to travel to China for training at the source factory. Or, the other way around, when Chinese technicians come to Brazil for the setup and your company needs support to host them.
Agenda aligned with the factory's production and training schedule, not just flight availability.
Technical communication support: engineering and maintenance terminology requires a different level of translation.
Logistics for teams staying longer (2 to 4 weeks), with their own accommodation and meal criteria.
In Brazil, support for visiting Chinese technicians: meals, transport and communication during their stay.
Profile 3
Study immersions and institutional technical visits
Business groups, industry associations or educational institutions organizing immersion trips to understand a sector of the Chinese economy (advanced manufacturing, logistics, digital commerce, energy), combining technical visits, lectures and networking.
Curation of local institutions, companies and experts aligned with the immersion theme.
Group structure (transport, accommodation, simultaneous interpretation when needed) suited to the size of the delegation.
Balance between technical agenda and cultural experience: an immersion that is only meeting rooms loses much of the value of being in China.
Profile 4
Sightseeing and leisure extensions
For those combining a business agenda with days of tourism, whether the family coming along or the executive who wants to get to know the country.
Itineraries that respect the energy of someone coming off a heavy agenda, without a vacation-only pace.
Gastronomic curation, including Western food options when adapting to local cuisine is a concern.
Unique experiences, from the Great Wall to contemporary urban experiences.
Beyond the itinerary
What keeps the trip on track
The real value of a tailor-made trip is not just in the itinerary.
What BrazTrip takes care of
- Restaurant recommendations. We know which options work for different palates, from the executive who wants to explore local cuisine to the one who prefers a familiar menu after a full day of meetings in Mandarin.
- How to behave. Chinese business etiquette has its own rules: exchanging business cards with both hands and the text facing the recipient, not refusing a toast directly, understanding that "let's think about it" may be a polite refusal, and the weight of personal relationships (guanxi) before any contract. We prepare each client before the trip, not during it.
- Safety and predictability. From drivers and vehicles to guides with genuine fluency in Mandarin, we take care of the details that, when they fail, compromise an entire experience.
Frequently asked questions
Safety and daily life in China
Is it safe to travel to China on business?
China's major cities are generally considered safe for foreign visitors. The biggest challenges tend to be language, getting around and cultural adaptation, and that is where BrazTrip focuses planning and local support.
How does BrazTrip choose drivers and vehicles?
We work with local transport partners we have already operated with, using vehicles suited to the group size and luggage, and routes planned around the agenda. The goal is predictability: knowing who picks you up, where and when.
Do the guides really speak Mandarin?
Yes. We select guides and interpreters with genuine fluency in Mandarin, not just basic conversation, and with experience in the type of agenda of the trip, whether a technical visit, a negotiation or a cultural tour.
Will I be able to use the internet, apps and payments in China?
Several Western services, such as Google and WhatsApp, do not work normally in China, and daily life depends on local apps like WeChat and Alipay, which now accept foreign cards. We brief every traveler on connectivity and payments before departure.
What if something goes off plan during the trip?
BrazTrip follows the agenda throughout the trip and adjusts transfers, bookings and appointments when something unexpected happens, so you can stay focused on the purpose of your trip.
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One-stop solution, from planning to execution
Whatever the reason for your trip (supplier, machine, study or leisure), the logic is the same: planning means anticipating needs. BrazTrip coordinates every step so you arrive in China with a single concern: the real reason for your trip.
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