Fair platform: how this site ranks, earns and stays honest
Inbound travelers cannot easily tell which Chinese travel page is an advert. So we publish the rules.
Ranking is never for sale
No business can pay to move up this site. Order is set by guest feedback, inspection notes and how often guests re-book. If we ever take a sponsored slot it will be labelled, boxed and placed at the bottom.
Commission is disclosed
Where we earn a booking fee from a homestay or experience, we say so on the page. It does not change the rank, the wording or which drawbacks we print.
Prices are the real prices
Every figure on this site is an indicative 2026 price with the date it was checked. Where a price is seasonal we say which season. We would rather lose a booking than quote a number we cannot honour.
Reviews are unedited
No incentives, no discounts for ratings, no deletion of criticism. If a trip went wrong, the review stays and our fix is described underneath.
We list what we do not sell
Self-drive rental, public buses and the free sights are described as carefully as our own services. Sometimes the honest answer is 'do it yourself'.
Mistakes get refunded, not argued
If we book the wrong date, the wrong gate or a closed attraction, we fix it at our cost. Complaints go to a named person, not a form.
The short list of refusals
- No forced shopping stops. Not one, not "just for the toilet", not on the way to the airport.
- No hidden fees. Every quote states what is included: tickets, tolls, parking, driver meals, insurance.
- No fake urgency. We will not tell you a room is "the last one" unless it is.
- No invented reviews. Sample text never goes live as a guest quote.
- No data selling. Your phone number is for your trip and nothing else.
Why this matters for inbound guests specifically
Anji's English-language information is thin and mostly written for domestic tourists, translated badly. That vacuum fills with affiliate pages that rank well and know little. A published rulebook is the only way for a foreign visitor to judge whether a recommendation is real.
Read the rules. Then hold us to them.
Ask us the awkward question before you book: who pays you, and what are you not telling me.