Because everyone needs a buddy when first arriving, we are here to make your stay as simple, safe, and stress-free as possible. Rely on Beijing Buddy to sort out the practical details and enjoy more time to make new friends, learn the language and of course see the city : )

Highland Trekking Initiatives exists as a company to provide travelers with a glimpse of the fragile land of Tibet and the nomadic people that live there. HTI treks not only provide an opportunity to experience the richness of the Tibetan landscape but also provides nomadic Tibetans with opportunities for employment. HTI uses the funds from the trips to support projects such as: the Ngari Red Cross partnership, nomad education, micro-enterprise businesses for herders, livestock & rangeland management, and ecological preservation. The high grasslands of Tibet are some of the most ecologically fragile in the world and it is HTI’s goal to partner with Tibetan Nomads in the preservation of their great land.

Since 1998 The Shanghai Jewish tours has offered the most comprehensive and detailed tour of the extraordinary Jewish History of Shanghai. Currently the tours are led by Israeli journalist and photographer Dvir Bar-Gal. "For one hundred years, from 1850s to 1950s, Jews made an important cultural impact on the economic and development of Shanghai. Hear this incredible story."

Kosher Services Worldwide provides “Designer Kosher Holidays and Bespoke Weddings” throughout the world. With KSW Malcolm Green takes his brand of fine kosher food and service all over the world. If you find the exotic spot, we’ll provide everything you need for the kosher traveler. ANYWHERE!

Live Learn Travel puts together breathtaking photography journeys in which you can travel to unique places that are perfect for improving your photo skills. You'll have a wonderful vacation and bring home your best photos ever!

Red Rock Treks was founded to explore and document the ancient Tea & Horse Caravan Trail. Red Rock aims to map not just the highways, but also the forgotten byways of this great interchange of cultures. On route they use local resources wherever possible, avoiding main roads and relying on mule teams to carry the gear, just like the traders of the Tea & Horse Caravan Trail.