Business travel in China has its own rulebook. Punctuality is non-negotiable, cross-district transfer estimates from maps are often wrong, and payment/connectivity failures during a meeting day are much more costly than on a tourist day. The strategy: optimize for reliability, not cost.
Business-first scheduling. Tourist activities only in confirmed free windows. Always have a transport backup.
Business travelers and conference attendees who need logistics to work the first time without experimentation.
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