Past experiences
Five cities. Five different perspectives.
Our past programs have used each city as a living case study. Themes are adapted to the audience and the learning brief, rather than delivered as a fixed tour.
01 · Southwest China
Chengdu
Asia Regional Gathering formats centred on peer exchange, regional perspectives, executive dialogue, and the character of a fast-evolving inland economy.
02 · Global Commerce
Yiwu
A ground-level view of small-commodity trade, sourcing networks, digital commerce, and the systems connecting Chinese suppliers with global buyers.
03 · Emerging Technology
Hefei
An innovation-led lens on advanced manufacturing, automotive development, robotics, commercial space, and the relationship between research and industry.
04 · Digital Innovation
Hangzhou
Exploring platform businesses, AI-enabled operations, digital ecosystems, entrepreneurship, and how technology reshapes consumer and enterprise markets.
05 · Island Economy
Haikou
A market-immersion perspective on consumer opportunity, FMCG, tourism, policy context, and the development of Hainan’s distinctive business environment.
Program elements and visits vary by learning objective, timing, and host availability.
Built with you
One partner, many program formats.
Academic
Faculty-led study visits, alumni learning journeys, student immersion, and executive education modules linked to curriculum and learning outcomes.
Corporate
Leadership off-sites, market orientation, innovation scouting, and customer or competitor context for cross-border teams.
Investor
Sector-focused briefings, ecosystem mapping, management conversations, and structured observation designed to sharpen investment questions.
Technology
Programs around AI, robotics, automotive, digital platforms, commercial space, and advanced manufacturing ecosystems.
How Craft supports the journey
From brief to insight.
Craft works as an extension of your team, translating objectives into a coherent learning experience and connecting each stop to the bigger strategic picture.
Define audience, priorities, sectors, and questions.
Shape the route, context, conversations, and visit mix.
Connect discussions and observations throughout the program.
Turn experience into implications, reflections, and next steps.
Build a learning expedition around your priorities.
Tell us who is travelling, what they need to understand, and the decisions the program should inform.