Route Builder
Start From the South China Core, Then Expand Carefully
Clients often do not know how to describe the route they need. These packages now start with the strongest South China core patterns first, then move into Guangxi or later southern expansions only where the trip length and purpose support it.
Core Starts
Packages that should usually come first
3 Days Guangzhou
Old Guangzhou, food, one heritage anchor, and a lighter first-day structure for first-time visitors.
Customize this route Business + culture5 Days Guangzhou + Foshan + Shenzhen
Good for Canton Fair, suppliers, factory visits, Shunde food, and Shenzhen business districts.
Customize this route Cross-border classic7 Days Guangzhou + Hong Kong + Macau
Mainland anchor first, then harbour-city contrast, Macau heritage, and bridge or border movement.
Customize this route Western delta7 Days Guangzhou + Zhuhai + Macau
Use when the route needs a calmer western-delta handoff, hospitality, and easier family or premium pacing.
Customize this routeCore Extensions
Use these after the core route is clear
10 Days Guangzhou + Guilin + Yangshuo
Start with city context, then finish with Li River, Yangshuo, and slower scenic recovery.
Customize this route Second chapterHunan Expansion
Use Changsha, Fenghuang, or Zhangjiajie only when the client wants a real inland second chapter rather than a crowded add-on.
Customize this route Eastward branchFujian Coastal Branch
Use Xiamen, Gulangyu, or Wuyi when the trip turns east and coastal-historic instead of staying inside Pearl River logic.
Customize this route Southwest branchYunnan Extension
Kunming, Dali, Lijiang, or Xishuangbanna for a longer landscape route with enough days to breathe.
Customize this route Designed by needCustom Business Route
Built around supplier geography, meeting schedule, interpreter needs, and hosted dining rather than a fixed tourism pattern.
Customize this routeCore first
Most routes should become legible through Guangdong, Hong Kong, Macau, and Guangxi before adding deeper southern provinces.
Every city needs a role
Do not add a city unless it changes the route purpose: meetings, food depth, harbour polish, scenery, or family pacing.
Expansion needs days
Hunan, Fujian, Guizhou, Jiangxi, and Yunnan should not be squeezed into a short core itinerary.
Business routes are custom by default
Supplier geography, fair timing, hotel districts, and interpreter needs usually matter more than headline attractions.