Start from a real scenario, not a generic checklist. Each playbook turns verified claims into a timed action sequence, failure plan, Arrival Kit cards, and verification triggers.
Visitors rarely fail because they missed one fact. They fail when entry rules, wallet setup, data access, hotel addresses, medicine, food, or transport stack at the same time. Playbooks group those dependencies into repeatable scenarios.
Arrival first
A practical setup sequence for first-time visitors who need the biggest arrival-day problems handled before they fly.
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Entry first
A setup sequence for meetings, conferences, exhibitions, university delegations, buyers, founders, and company teams.
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Arrival first
A planning sequence for families who need hotel, payment, transport, medicine, food, and emergency details to work across multiple people.
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Health first
A China setup sequence for vegetarian, vegan, halal, food-allergy, and severe allergy travelers who need Chinese cards and backups.
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Health first
A high-care setup sequence for travelers carrying prescription medicine, controlled medicine, or important medical supplies.
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Operations first
A setup sequence for travelers combining Shanghai, Beijing, Xi'an, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Chengdu, or other cities by rail.
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Arrival first
A first-90-minute setup sequence for travelers landing tired, late, with luggage, or with limited public transport options.
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Entry first
A focused China transit-without-visa setup sequence for travelers who need route, onward-ticket, stay-area, and airline checks.
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Every playbook has a planner preset, a card list for the Arrival Kit, and verification triggers for cases where automation is not enough.