01No internet on arrival
Maps, ride-hailing and translation suddenly become harder.
China Travel Companion
A step-by-step digital guide for the Chinese city you’re visiting. Open it on your phone to find what to do, what to look for and what to try when plans go wrong.
$39 per city · One-time purchase · Free previews

The unfamiliar moments
01Maps, ride-hailing and translation suddenly become harder.
02Your usual card may not be enough at a QR-first checkout.
03The service exists. Knowing what to tap or where to go is the hard part.
04Finding a backup takes time when you’re tired, carrying luggage or already running late.
Three stages, clear next steps
Prepare before you leave. Know what to do when you arrive. Keep a backup when plans change.
Choose your destination
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Airport arrival, everyday essentials and city travel.
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Capital or Daxing, city transport and cultural visits.
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Baiyun arrival, Cantonese dining and city travel.
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Airport arrival, local travel and border-aware planning.
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Two airports, Sichuan dining and panda visits.
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Hillside transport, hotpot and city sights.
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Airport arrival, West Lake and temple visits.
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Airport arrival, rail travel and historic sights.
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Airport arrival, island travel and Gulangyu ferries.
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Airport arrival, seafood and coastal visits.
Explore guide →We’re expanding to more destinations across China. Your city might be next.
Each city has its own airport and local guidance. Any detail still awaiting confirmation is marked beside the relevant step.
The research behind your trip
Entry, transport and payment steps draw on the relevant authorities and service providers.
Traveler walkthroughs help explain the signs, screens and service points you will actually encounter.
Research revisions are recorded. Details awaiting confirmation are flagged beside the relevant step.
Find an alternative when an app, counter or transport plan does not work as expected.
Sources include official authorities, transport operators, payment providers and published traveler accounts. Sources are not endorsements. Revisions are dated; this guide is not a live status feed and does not promise daily updates.
No customer feedback has been collected yet. These examples describe the help the guide is intended to provide.
The kind of help I would want before my first payment: what to tap, and what to try if it fails.
Having airport, connection and hotel steps in one sequence would make arrival feel much more manageable.
I would want a backup beside the main instructions, so one failed app doesn’t derail the day.
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