Chinese Culture Wave 2025: From Blockbusters to Heritage Revival
As 2025 ends, Chinese culture makes waves globally: blockbuster films, creative IPs, travel surges, and the Qianlong Garden restoration at the Forbidden City on the Chinese mainland.
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Japan Drops Out of Top 10 for Chinese Mainland Travelers
Japan falls out of the top 10 for travelers from the Chinese mainland after PM Takaichi’s Taiwan region remarks spark the ‘Takaichi Fallout’, reshaping holiday plans.
Hainan Free Trade Port’s New Tourism Regulations Kickstart High-Quality Upgrades
On December 1, 2025, Hainan Free Trade Port’s new tourism regulations take effect, easing foreign investment, supporting cruise and yacht industries, and driving high-quality tourism upgrades.
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Okinawa Tourism Slumps as Chinese Mainland Visitor Numbers Plunge
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Ski Resorts in Northern China Open for 2025-2026 Season
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Autumn Awe: Aerial Views of Banchaoyu Great Wall Section Reveal Golden Splendor
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Take Flight: Paragliding Sparks China’s Low-Altitude Travel Trend
Experience the thrill of paragliding at a flight camp in Changsha, as low-altitude recreation soars across the Chinese mainland, offering a fresh, panoramic way to explore natural landscapes.
Drop in Tourists from the Chinese Mainland Could Cost Japan ÂĄ1T
A sharp drop in tourists from the Chinese mainland could cost Japan over ÂĄ1 trillion in annual revenue amid an ongoing economic slowdown, warns a Japanese economist.