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Selling in China, explained

Practical guides to WeChat Mini Programs, Xiaohongshu, Douyin, payments and China market entry — written for overseas teams building a direct channel to Chinese consumers.

7 min read TourismWeChatGuides

Chinese Hotel Enquiries to Direct Reservations

Connect Chinese hotel content with enquiries and direct reservations. Define who answers, who confirms rooms and how the stay reaches your booking system.

7 min read TourismGuides

Chinese Menus for Overseas Restaurants

Help Chinese diners understand your food and place the right order. Connect dish names, portions, current menus and staff answers across your sales channels.

6 min read PaymentsGuides

Exchange Rate Changes Between Quote and Payment

Keep Chinese tour quotes clear when exchange rates move. Separate estimates from payment amounts and explain what stays fixed before a customer commits.

7 min read PaymentsGuides

Deposits and Cancellations for Bookings in Chat

Keep a Chinese chat booking clear before money moves. Connect the agreed offer, deposit, changes and refund updates to one record your tourism team can use.

6 min read Guides

Chinese Reply Playbooks for Overseas Tourism Teams

Help overseas tourism staff use approved Chinese replies. Define when a template fits, what facts need checking and which enquiries require a human handoff.

6 min read Guides

China Agency Handover for Tourism Businesses

Keep Chinese enquiries, bookings and publishing working when an agency leaves. Agree the files, access, open work and checks needed for a usable handover.

6 min read TourismWeChatPaymentsGuides

Chinese Travelers Abroad: What WeChat's Data Shows

WeChat's holiday data shows overseas Mini Program visits and travel spending growing. What should tourism operators change in their Chinese sales channels?

6 min read TourismGuides

Honeymoon and Wedding-Shoot Travel: How Buyers Decide

Separate honeymoon travel from wedding photography. Explain supplier roles, image delivery, location access and weather changes before Chinese buyers book.