Beijing’s New Discoveries: 10 Routes into the Heart of the City
Beijing unveils “Beijing’s New Discoveries”—ten inbound routes blending heritage and modern charm. Discover the Rhythm of the Central Axis for a taste of the city.
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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.
Feilai Peak’s Ancient Grottoes Unveil Hangzhou’s Limestone Splendor
Hangzhou’s Feilai Peak blends rugged limestone caves with over 340 Buddhist statues from the Five Dynasties to Yuan, crowned by its famed Song Dynasty Maitreya.
Visa-Free Journeys: Walk Among Chile’s Clouds and China’s Salt Lakes
Explore Chile’s cloud forests and the Chinese mainland’s stunning salt lakes with visa-free travel for South American visitors from June 1, 2025 to May 31, 2026.
Beijing’s Palace Museum Welcomes Global Travel Surge
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.
May Day Holiday: Travelers Share Top Picks in the Chinese Mainland
International visitors share their favorite May Day travel destinations in the Chinese mainland, from historic capitals to natural wonders.
Inbound Travel to Chinese Mainland Surges Over May Day Holiday
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.
Royal Icons: The Forbidden City and the Kremlin
Explore the grandeur of the Forbidden City in Beijing and the Kremlin in Moscow—two royal palaces embodying centuries of imperial legacy and inspiring global travelers and changemakers.
Liuyang Ignites Heritage with High-Tech Fireworks
Liuyang blends its fireworks heritage with cutting-edge tech, fueling economic growth and unforgettable night-sky spectacles.
China Anticipates 27% Rise in May Day Cross-Border Travel
China expects a 27% surge in daily cross-border travel—2.15 million crossings per day—during the five-day May Day holiday, with airports and checkpoints on high alert.