Harbin’s Iconic 19m Snowman Returns for Winter Tourism Peak
Harbin’s giant snowman returns bigger than ever—standing 19m tall and carved from 3,500 mÂł of snow—as the city gears up for its peak winter tourism season.
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Ocean Flower Island: Danzhou’s Coastal Marvel in Hainan
Ocean Flower Island in Danzhou, Hainan Province on the southern Chinese mainland, blends seaside living, cultural heritage, and business opportunities as part of 2025’s Hainan Free Trade Port.
Guangzhou Baiyun Debuts Terminal 3 and Fifth Runway
Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport on the Chinese mainland opened its Terminal 3 and fifth runway on October 30, boosting capacity, streamlining connections, and introducing design highlights.
Ice and Snow Sports Drive Winter Tourism Boom Across the Chinese Mainland
This December 2025, ice and snow sports are fueling a winter tourism boom on the Chinese mainland, from northern ski resorts to southern indoor rinks.
Hainan’s Free Trade Port Gears Up for Island-Wide Customs Shake-Up
Hainan Free Trade Port’s island-wide special customs operations launch on December 18, 2025, offering faster clearance, higher duty-free quotas and new prospects for entrepreneurs and travelers.
Hubei’s Buddha’s Hand Sculpture Draws Global Tourists
Hubei’s cliffside Buddha’s Hand sculpture has become a global travel sensation, offering epic views of Xiandao Lake and viral photo opportunities.
Chinese Mainland Ski Visits Surpass Switzerland in 2024-25 Season
The Chinese mainland recorded a record 26.05 million ski visits in 2024-25, surpassing Switzerland’s 23.1 million. Xinjiang leads the surge with booming resorts, flights, and snow culture.
Rail Travel Surges as Dragon Boat Festival Holiday Kicks Off
The Chinese mainland’s railway network is set to handle 17.8 million passenger trips on the first day of the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, with 1,029 extra trains scheduled to meet surging demand.
African Travelers Embrace China’s Cinematic Tourism Boom
China’s film industry is sparking a new wave of movie-inspired travel among African tourists. From Jackie Chan’s influence to iconic filming locations, discover how Chinese cinema is driving cultural exploration.