News & Insights Across Asia
People worldwide are sending blessings to celebrate the Chinese New Year. As the Year of the Dragon approaches, international communities join in festivities, embracing traditions and sharing goodwill.
During the Spring Festival, young travelers are embracing ice and snow tourism, bringing a surge to winter destinations. Explore how youth are shaping travel trends through their passion for winter sports.
Discover the captivating night scenes of Hongya Cave in Chongqing, where modern architecture meets traditional charm along the Yangtze River.
Macao’s Chief Executive Ho Iat Seng emphasizes proactive efforts to achieve significant progress in economic diversification during the Year of the Dragon, focusing on integration with national development.
Inner Mongolia plans to combat desertification in 2024 by planting millions of trees and grasses, treating over 1 million hectares of sandy land to restore ecological balance.
Despite rapid modernization, China’s Spring Festival remains a vital link to its ancient traditions, uniting families and honoring cultural heritage in an increasingly urbanized society.
China’s Spring Festival travel rush sees a 23% increase in homecoming trips as families reunite for the Lunar New Year, marking a record-breaking migration across the country.
Temple fairs have returned to Beijing for the Chinese Lunar New Year, offering a vibrant mix of traditional and Western festivities at Shijingshan Amusement Park.
China’s NEV exports surged by 27.1% in January 2024, with 95,000 vehicles shipped overseas, highlighting China’s growing influence in the global electric vehicle market.
Chinese guitarist Ye Honggang blends rainforest sounds from Yunnan’s Xishuangbanna with electronic music in his new composition ‘Back from Hunting’, fusing nature’s melodies with modern artistry.
Explore the stunning skyline of Chongqing’s Yuzhong Peninsula, a dynamic urban district nestled between the Jialing and Yangtze rivers, showcasing a blend of historical charm and modern architecture.
Pakistani vlogger Younus Ghazali explores Chinese Lunar New Year traditions in Kunming, sharing insights on customs like red envelopes, Spring Festival couplets, and the blend of technology with tradition.
Ambassadors from Caribbean nations joined Chinese New Year celebrations in Beijing, sharing their native festivals and unique experiences, creating a vibrant fusion of cultures.
As we welcome the Year of the Dragon, discover how the Spring Festival unites people worldwide in a celebration of renewal, family, and cultural heritage.
Discover how China’s traditional red envelope gift-giving has transformed over the past decade, becoming a digital sensation through WeChat’s “Lucky Money” and influencing social interactions and marketing.
As the Spring Festival approaches, China’s focus on boosting domestic consumption aligns with the festive season’s surge in spending on cultural activities, travel, and goods.
Villagers in Northwestern China are facing increasing encounters with bears encroaching on their homes. Tibetan herders like Jamyang are seeking solutions to ensure safety while respecting wildlife.
For the first time on record, Earth has experienced 12 consecutive months with temperatures exceeding 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, signaling a critical warning on climate change.
China experienced its warmest year on record in 2023, with average temperatures reaching 10.71°C, the highest since 1951, according to the China Meteorological Administration’s climate report.
Global tourism nears pre-pandemic levels, with 1.3 billion international travelers in 2023. Asia leads the recovery, and the Chinese mainland anticipates significant growth by 2024.
