A local tour guide addressing visitors at Mount Putuo in China

Photo: Ctny / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0

Work with MIC in China

Help visitors meet China from the inside.

MIC welcomes licensed local guides, tour leaders, interpreters, lecturers, specialist hosts and reliable delivery partners who can help visitors understand China with care.

Good journeys depend on good local relationships.

You may be a licensed local guide, tour leader, interpreter, subject specialist or host who can help a visitor understand a place with accuracy and warmth.

You may also run an excellent experience, open a door that visitors rarely understand, or provide one of the practical services that makes a journey work.

MIC brings those capabilities into coherent city chapters and multi-city journeys. We are interested in substance, reliability and responsible access—not generic inventory.

Who we work with

More than one kind of partner makes the journey possible.

01

Guides, hosts & experience partners

Licensed guides, tour leaders, interpreters, lecturers, craftspeople, educators and specialist hosts who can lead a meaningful module.

02

Institutions & access partners

Universities, companies, laboratories, factories, conservation teams and organisations able to host meaningful exchange.

03

Delivery & logistics partners

Licensed transport, interpreters, coordinators, ticketing teams and on-the-ground operators across China.

04

Materials & hospitality partners

Venues, workshop materials, meals, equipment, accessibility support and other services needed for careful delivery.

What MIC reviews

Clear promises before public promises.

MIC does not publish a partnership or promise access until scope, responsibilities, availability and commercial terms have been confirmed.

  • The organisation or individual responsible for delivery
  • The actual experience, access or service you can provide
  • City, language, capacity, lead time and operating calendar
  • Licences, safety measures, insurance and required permissions
  • Pricing, tax or invoice position, cancellation terms and response time
  • Image, content, logo and participant privacy permissions

How partnership begins

Apply once. Build carefully.

  1. 01

    Introduce your capability

    Tell us what you provide, where you operate and who is responsible for delivery.

  2. 02

    Review the fit

    MIC reviews relevance, evidence, permissions and how the offer may fit a real journey.

  3. 03

    Confirm the operating detail

    We align scope, capacity, price, language, safety, response time and alternatives.

  4. 04

    Pilot before activation

    Where appropriate, a pilot or inspection comes before the module is activated for requests.

Partner application

Tell us what you can bring to a journey.

Give us enough practical detail to understand the offer. A website, product page, profile or other supporting link is helpful.

Submitting this form starts a review. It does not create an approved partnership, guarantee publication or authorise MIC to sell the service.

Your information is used by MIC to assess and respond to this partnership enquiry.