China Travel Soars in 2024 Following Visa-Free Policy Expansion
China’s tourism surged in 2024 with new visa-free policies, making it a top destination for global travelers seeking diverse and accessible experiences.
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Fanjing Mountain Shines Under Winter’s Snowy Embrace
Fanjing Mountain in Guizhou Province is transformed by continuous snowfall, attracting nature enthusiasts and boosting the winter tourism season.
Record Foreign Footfall at Beijing Daxing Airport in 2024
Beijing Daxing International Airport welcomes over 1 million foreign travelers in 2024, thanks to new visa policies and expanded flight routes.
Jeminay Port Achieves 10-Year High in Cross-Border Passenger Travel
Jeminay Port in China’s Xinjiang records a decade-high of 100,000 cross-border passenger trips this year, driven by efficient customs and the Belt and Road Initiative.
China Boosts Global Travel with Visa-Free Access for 38 Nations
China has expanded visa-free access to 38 countries, sparking increased enthusiasm for travel to the nation as its ‘circle of friends’ continues to grow.
Taiwan Residents Flow to Chinese Mainland with 70% Growth in 2023
Entries by Taiwan residents to the Chinese mainland have surged by 70% in 2023, reflecting growing ties and cooperation across the Taiwan Strait.
Saudi Arabia Hosts Vibrant Market in Beijing to Boost Chinese Tourism
Saudi Arabia is setting up a vibrant market in Beijing from October 18-26 to attract more Chinese tourists, leveraging popular payment apps to enhance visitor experience.
China’s Railways Brace for Massive Return Trip Surge as Golden Week Concludes
China’s railways are set for a massive surge in return trips as the National Day Golden Week draws to a close, adding over 1,400 extra trains to meet high travel demand.
Beijing Daxing Airport Prepares for Over 1 Million Travelers This National Day
Beijing Daxing International Airport anticipates handling over 1 million passengers and 6,400 flights during China’s National Day holiday.
China’s Youth Spark Ancient Architecture Tourism Boom
Young people in China are driving a surge in ancient architecture tours, boosted by social media and popular games like ‘Black Myth: Wukong’. Shanxi Province sees a significant increase in tourists during holidays.