China
7–14 daysMid-range
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Private frameworks for school groups: one primary learning track for 7–14 days, with a student deliverable. Not a sightseeing sampler and not a shopping coach. Not a fixed package.
Pick History and Culture, Mandarin immersion, Outdoor education, or Tech and AI. That track should cover most of the days. At most one thin secondary module. Seven to fourteen days is the usual time on the ground. Five or six days is one city and one track, not a sampler. When a visa is required, invitation letters and the document checklist are described in the study-tour guide. Consulates and immigration decide. This page does not list a price.
A framework for pacing—not a fixed schedule or package inventory.
History and culture
Museums and sites with a task, one transfer day, and a deliverable. Not a third icon city.
Mandarin
Classroom mornings and a speaking task outside. A second city usually steals the language hours.
Outdoor
Age-matched days and a field journal. Not a picnic on a sightseeing coach.
Tech and AI
Workshops and a small demo. Not an electronics-market afternoon.
This is not a fixed package. No prices or inventory. We assist with invitation letters when a visa is required. Consulates and immigration decide.
Explore the regional hub for practical info, seasons, and more guides.
Choose a learning track first—History & Culture, Mandarin immersion, Outdoor education, or Tech · AI · programming—then size 7–14 days around that spine. Each track ends with a student deliverable, not a photo checklist. China Travel X assists with invitation letters and visa documentation when a visa is required; consulates and immigration decide. Private or small-group study tours, no shopping-stop itineraries.
For a first trip to China, 10–14 days on the ground is the sweet spot. Seven days works for two cities; 21 days is a deep regional add-on, not “see everything.” Private 7/10/14-day routes cover Beijing–Xi’an–Shanghai plus optional Chengdu or Zhangjiajie. Private custom or small groups, no shopping-stop tours, $180–$380 pp/day (2–6 pax). Confirm visa-free rules on the National Immigration Administration.
A private China tour buys your own vehicle, a named escort, and hours on the ground. A group tour sells a seat — and many cheap coaches rebuild the fare at jade, silk, tea, or pearl stops. Ask who is with you (guide, driver, bilingual escort, industry interpreter, or a licensed Tibet guide), not a shopping escort. China Travel X: private custom, small groups, no forced shopping stops; pricing on request.
Tell us the year group, headcount, dates, and primary track on WhatsApp or the trip form. We will not turn four subjects into one week, and we will not print a package rate here.
PRACTICAL INFO
Seasonal route notes, permit reminders, and new guides—no booking spam.
Send the track, the days you actually have, and whether any passports need a visa. Invitation-letter help follows the study-tour guide. Consulates decide.