
ITB China 2025 Signals China’s Rise in Global Tourism
ITB China 2025 highlights the Chinese mainland’s tourism rebound with 700 exhibitors from 85 countries, record visitor spending, and policy innovations fueling global travel growth.
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ITB China 2025 highlights the Chinese mainland’s tourism rebound with 700 exhibitors from 85 countries, record visitor spending, and policy innovations fueling global travel growth.
China and 10 Pacific Island nations convened in Fiji to deepen tourism cooperation, paving the way for the third China-PICs Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Xiamen on May 27-28.
The Chinese mainland’s tourism boom drove 1.79 billion domestic trips in Q1 2025 and is powering new China-Africa travel partnerships, from digital tools to co-branded regional tours.
Beijing’s Palace Museum draws a wave of global travelers as China’s expanding visa-free policy fuels a boom in inbound tourism and cultural exchange.
Inbound tourism to the Chinese mainland jumped 130% over May Day as visa-free entry, tax refunds, digital payments and livestream shopping redefine the travel scene.
Inbound tourism to the Chinese mainland jumped during the May Day holiday, with Beijing up 21.5%, Guangzhou up 43% and Shanghai ports rising 30.7%, driven by visa ease and more flights.
Chinese mainland lowers departure tax refund threshold to 200 yuan, raises cash cap to 20,000 yuan, and expands outlets for instant VAT rebates to drive inbound shopping.
Experience a sea of 21 tulip varieties at Jinyang Lake Park in Taiyuan, Chinese mainland, as tens of thousands of blooms create a springtime paradise.
China’s only cliffside Alila resort opens on Dong’ao Island, blending wave-inspired design with luxury experiences against the South China Sea.
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.