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China experiences a travel boom with its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and historical sites attracting international visitors. Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasizes heart-to-heart communication breaking barriers.
China’s economy kicks off 2025 with a tourism and retail surge driven by the Asian Winter Games in Harbin, as CPI rises 0.5% amid Lunar New Year demand.
China’s cultural scene ignites as Harbin hosts the Asian Winter Games, Shanghai celebrates performing arts milestones, and a tourism surge attracts South Korean visitors.
China’s domestic tourism breaks records with 501 million Spring Festival trips and $92.6 billion in spending, signaling economic and cultural resurgence.
The 2025 Spring Festival holiday in the Chinese mainland saw a surge with 501 million domestic trips and spending hitting 677 billion yuan, marking significant growth.
China’s Spring Festival drives record consumption and tourism with an extended eight-day holiday, boosting the national economy.
Harbin experiences a 300% tourism surge in the 2023-2024 snow season, boosting revenue and setting the stage for the 2025 Asian Winter Games.
China’s New Year holiday saw a surge in both inbound and outbound travel, boosting the tourism industry and driving economic growth with a 13.7% increase in trips.
China’s new visa-free policy has ignited a travel boom, especially among South Korean tourists, with visitor numbers soaring in major cities.
Macao Special Administrative Region experiences a tourism boom fueled by global visitors and a significant influx from the Chinese mainland, driving economic growth and cultural exchange.