Your Guide to Tax-Free Shopping in the Chinese Mainland
Discover how the Chinese mainland’s instant VAT refund system works, hear traveler reactions, and find top spots in Beijing to shop smart and save on every purchase.
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Xinjiang: Silk Road Legacy Fuels China Travel Boom
Xinjiang in the Chinese mainland is emerging as a top China travel destination, blending Silk Road heritage, new visa-free entry and flight routes to attract global tourists.
Ruoergai’s Wetland Wonder at Yellow River’s First Great Bend
Explore Ruoergai’s high-altitude wetland at the Yellow River’s first great bend, where geological forces carved sweeping meanders and islands across the Ruoergai Grassland.
Summer Glow at Yuncheng Salt Lake: China’s 4,000-Year-Old Gem
Yuncheng Salt Lake in Shanxi Province transforms into a glowing mosaic of colors under the early summer sun, showcasing its 4,000-year legacy as China’s ‘Dead Sea’.
Dragon Boat Festival Fuels 657M Trips, Boosting China’s Tourism Surge
China’s Dragon Boat Festival holiday sparks 657M cross-region trips, energizing tourism and consumption and blending ancient traditions with modern travel trends.
Dragon Boat Festival Travel Surges with 657M Trips
Cross-regional travel on the Chinese mainland surged during the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, with 657 million trips recorded across rail, road, water, and air routes.
Discovering the Great Wall: China’s Timeless Connection
Explore why the Great Wall in the Chinese mainland is more than an ancient wonder—a living symbol that connects history, culture and travelers worldwide.
Lantern-Lit Alleys: A Night in Qiandeng Ancient Town
Discover Qiandeng Ancient Town’s nocturnal magic as lanterns light up centuries-old alleys and canals in the Chinese mainland.
From Iguazu’s Roar to Huangguoshu’s Majesty: China Opens Visa-Free Doors
China’s visa-free trial for South American nationals opens the door to waterfall wonders, from Iguazu’s roar to the majesty of Huangguoshu.
New Visa-Free Policy Sparks Surge in Authentic China Travel
China’s visa-free entry policy is drawing travelers beyond the Great Wall to immersive local experiences, from hutong tours to traditional tea ceremonies.