Why Canadians Are Choosing Mexico Over the U.S. for Vacations
Canadians are increasingly choosing Mexico over the U.S. for vacations in 2025, driven by affordability, new flight routes, and cultural experiences.
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Cross-Regional Travel Surges on the Chinese Mainland
The Chinese mainland saw 33.76 billion cross-regional passenger trips in H1 2025, marking a 4.2% rise as travel rebounds across regions.
Family Travel Boom Ushers in Record Summer Tourism in the Chinese Mainland
A surge in family bookings drives a record-breaking summer tourism boom in the Chinese mainland, with LY.com reporting 34.7% of domestic flyers traveling with minors.
China Continues to Open Doors Wider for Global Business
China will continue to open its doors wider, inviting global investors, entrepreneurs, and travelers to seize new opportunities across the Chinese mainland.
Hong Kong SAR attracts 20M visitors in Jan–May 2025
Hong Kong SAR saw 20M visitor arrivals in Jan–May 2025, with 75% from the Chinese mainland and events driving HK$3.3B in spending.
Chinese mainland logs 653.7M trips over Dragon Boat Festival holiday
The Chinese mainland recorded 653.7M trips during the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, a 2.5% increase led by road transport, highlighting evolving patterns in holiday mobility.
China Launches Visa-Free Trial for Latin American Travelers
Starting June 2025, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru and Uruguay will join a year-long visa-free trial to China, boosting tourism, business and cultural ties under a new cooperation plan.
Europeans Turn Away from US: Summer Travel Plans Drop Over 10%
Europe’s summer travel to the US plunges over 10% as policy headwinds and advisories reshape global booking trends.
China’s Labor Day Holiday: 314M Trips & Cultural Tourism Soars
Industry data shows China saw 314M domestic trips over Labor Day, up 6.4%, with tech-driven cultural tourism experiences boosting traveler enthusiasm.
May Day Holiday Sparks 314M Domestic Trips in the Chinese Mainland
The Chinese mainland welcomed 314 million domestic trips over the five-day May Day holiday, a 6.4% year-on-year rise, signaling a strong rebound in local tourism.