Business studies trip to China School Trip
Educating Adventures
A school trip to China offers students an immersive experience in culture, history, business, and innovation. Students can explore iconic landmarks such as the Great Wall, Forbidden City, and Temple of Heaven, while experiencing China's diverse traditions and vibrant cities.For business students, China provides firsthand insight into a global economic and technological powerhouse. Visits to Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen can showcase advanced manufacturing, digital commerce, finance, and innovation. Through real-world experiences and corporate visits, students can develop entrepreneurial skills, broaden their global perspective, and connect classroom learning to the world of international business.
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Example Itineraries for our 2027 trips
Visit the Bird's Nest Stadium and Water Cube
Take a guided walk through the Forbidden City
Visit the Great Wall
Tour the Volkswagen factory
Hear from a couple of Chinese tech start-ups about their experiences
Take a guided walk through the Forbidden City
Visit the Great Wall
Tour the Volkswagen factory
Hear from a couple of Chinese tech start-ups about their experiences
Which Curriculum Subjects do we cater for?
Cultural School Trip
Students will be immersed in Chinese culture, gaining a deeper understanding of the values, traditions, and respect that shape everyday life. During their stay, students can participate in traditional tea ceremonies, experience local customs, and observe Chinese communication styles and etiquette.
Learning how to appropriately interact with others, including using correct titles and showing respect for elders and authority, will help students embrace the culture and demonstrate cultural awareness throughout their visit.
History
>Geography
>What size groups do we cater for?
Educating Adventures cater to school groups of 10 - 100 students.
Access for visitors with disabilities?
We do our very best to cater to the individual needs of all students.
Visitors with Special Educational Needs (SEN)?
We do our very best to cater to the individual needs of all students.
Anything else?
Chinese culture is known as 'divinely inspired,' and boasts of more than 3,500 years of written history. Its rich and elaborate past combined with its contemporary cities and business culture makes China a wonderful destination for a school trip.
School trips to China are full of enchanting experiences. Students can experience a rickshaw tour through the hutong, enjoy tai chi at The Temple of Heaven, and visit historic sites such as the Forbidden City and Summer Temple.
Visit some of the world's leading commerce cities Shanghai and Beijing.
School trips to China are full of enchanting experiences. Students can experience a rickshaw tour through the hutong, enjoy tai chi at The Temple of Heaven, and visit historic sites such as the Forbidden City and Summer Temple.
Visit some of the world's leading commerce cities Shanghai and Beijing.
Who are Educating Adventures?
Educating Adventures are international school travel specialists. We help prepare tomorrow's global citizens through international educational travel experiences.
Our team are young, friendly and professional. Collectively, we have more than 20 years of experience in the educational travel industry.
We understand that not one-size fits all, and can take care of most travel requests, right down to creating a bespoke itinerary. A business like ours exists upon a dynamic network of international and domestic connections.
Not only are we connected, but we also care about helping tomorrow's leaders experience a world of exciting possibilities. We provide checklists and support to make planning your trip easy
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