Top Tourist Spots in China: What Locals Recommend to Foreign Visitors
Discover top tourist spots in China recommended by locals, the impact of visa-free policies for Europe, and China’s efforts to sustain a thriving tourism industry.
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China’s Film-Powered Tourism Boom Transforms Cities and Countryside
China’s film initiatives like “China Travel with Chinese Films” and the animated “Chang’an” are driving a surge in tourism, transforming both urban and rural landscapes.
Explore Mohe: China’s Northernmost Winter Wonderland
Discover Mohe City’s northernmost point in Heilongjiang Province, where pristine forests and the Heilongjiang River create a winter paradise with ice sledding and snowmobiling.
Spring Festival Sparks Record Growth in the Chinese Mainland’s Tourism Sector
The Chinese mainland’s tourism sector saw a significant boost during the Spring Festival, with 501 million domestic trips and tourist spending reaching over 677 billion yuan.
Spring Festival Sees Surge in International Visitors Drawn by China’s Rich Culture
China experiences a rise in foreign visitors during the Spring Festival, with expert John Gong highlighting the allure of Chinese culture as the festival becomes international.
Weekend Escapes: South Korean Tourists Flock to China Thanks to Eased Visa Policies
China’s relaxed visa policies over the past year have made weekend trips feasible for South Korean travelers, positioning China as a top destination for quick getaways.
Hukou Waterfall Transforms into Breathtaking Ice Wonderland
Hukou Waterfall dazzles visitors as it freezes over, offering stunning winter views on China’s Yellow River. More ice is expected soon.
China’s Snow Town Enchants Visitors with Unique Winter Scenery
China’s Snow Town in Mudanjiang captivates visitors with its enchanting winter scenery, illuminated lanterns, and a range of exhilarating outdoor activities.
China Extends Visa-Free Transit to Boost Global Tourism and Business
China has extended its visa-free transit policy to 240 hours, aiming to attract more international tourists and business travelers from 54 countries.
China’s Tourism Boom: Culture and New Media Drive Record Growth
China’s booming tourism market is fueled by rich cultural experiences and innovative new media, attracting millions of domestic travelers and driving economic growth.