Whether you're chasing sun-kissed beaches or closing deals under palm trees, Hainan province in the Chinese mainland just got a major accessibility boost.
This year, three airports on the island launched 79 international passenger air routes, connecting Hainan directly to key cities across Asia, Europe, and beyond. At the same time, an upgraded visa-free policy now welcomes travelers from 86 countries to enter Hainan without a visa, streamlining the journey for tourists, business travelers, and digital nomads alike.
Data at a glance:
- New international routes: 79
- Visa-free eligible countries: 86
- Hainan airports involved: 3
- Inbound/outbound passengers (Jan–Oct): 2 million+
- 2025 goal: International tourism and consumption center
- 2035 goal: Globally influential destination
By building out air connectivity and easing entry requirements, the Chinese mainland aims to position Hainan as a hub for tropical innovation, cultural exchange, and sustainable tourism. The province's strategic roadmap seeks to attract young global citizens, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders eager to explore its vibrant markets and sun-drenched shores.
With the world becoming increasingly connected, Hainan's new routes aren’t just about flying you closer to paradise—they’re about linking you to emerging business opportunities, local communities, and immersive experiences in one of the Chinese mainland's most dynamic regions.
So pack your bags and set your sights on Hainan—where commerce meets culture, and every flight opens a new chapter in your global journey.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
