WildChina’s Beijing office will be closed October 1st through 5th for China’s National Holiday. During this time the U.S. offices will remain open to answer any of your travel questions. If you are thinking about...Read More
Earlier today, The New York Times featured WildChina in “Tour on Asia’s Wild Side.” Journalist Michelle Higgins set out to highlight new off-the-beaten-path destinations and explains “Now adventurous travelers are turning to the region’s wild...Read More
WildChina is pleased to announce that Zhang Mei was awarded Top Travel Specialist in 2011 by Condé Nast Traveler. For the past 12 years, travel guru Wendy Perrin has had the tough job of narrowing...Read More
In the November’s edition of SmartCEO, WildChina Founder Zhang Mei was asked, “What’s your splurge?” Other CEOs said steakhouses and a new spiffy suit; to no one’s surprise, travel was Mei’s answer. She explains, “During...Read More
The following piece is an excerpt from an article written by Alison Beard for the May 2011 edition of Harvard Business Review. ———- FORCED TO SHUT DOWN: What a Chinese travel entrepreneur learned from the SARS...Read More
Wednesday brought great news to the WildChina office. For the second year in a row, founder Mei Zhang has been featured as one of Travel+Leisure’s World’s Top Travel Agents for 2010! Be sure to pick...Read More
We at WildChina are thrilled to announce that founder Mei Zhang has been named by Condé Nast Traveler‘s Wendy Perrin as a Top Travel Specialist for 2010.For the past 11 years, Perrin has hand-selected a group...Read More
Michael Zhao, of New York-based Asia Society’s CHINA GREEN, has produced another incredible video on environmental change in China and its societal and cultural implications for the Chinese people. WildChina was happy to contribute photos...Read More
China scholar Orville Schell recently published a piece in the February 2010 issue of Conde Nast Traveler entitled ‘China’s Magic Melting Mountain,’ in which he discusses China’s lesser-known Tibetan Plateau, the region’s Buddhist culture, and the physical...Read More
For those of us who’ve spent years studying China, Orville Schell is a very familiar name. His books, like The China Reader: The Reform Era, are widely read by students and policymakers alike, and his talks on...Read More
