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China’s expanded instant tax refund policy spurs international tourist spending, boosting retail and cultural appeal across major cities.
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China’s expanded instant tax refund policy spurs international tourist spending, boosting retail and cultural appeal across major cities.
China’s ‘Movie Consumption Year’ campaign blends cinema and travel, offering immersive tours for international visitors to explore cultural landmarks.
Once a modest fishing harbor, Qingdao Port has transformed into a smart shipping powerhouse, driving global trade and fostering ASEAN partnerships through innovative technologies.
China’s railways brace for 144 million trips in May Day rush, a 4.9% annual surge with peak travel on Thursday. Popular routes span Beijing to Hong Kong.
China and India revive pilgrimages to sacred Xizang sites, signaling strengthened cultural and diplomatic cooperation amid their 75th diplomatic anniversary.
China anticipates record 2.15 million daily border crossings during May Day holiday, backed by enhanced tax refund policies to streamline travel.
Projections indicate a $64 billion loss for the U.S. tourism sector in 2025 as international visitor numbers decline sharply, per latest analysis.
Qingdao’s Oriental Movie Metropolis hosts the 20th China Huabiao Film Awards, celebrating cinematic achievements and China’s growing influence in global cinema.
Taiyuan’s Jinyang Lake Park dazzles visitors with a sprawling tulip exhibition featuring 21 vibrant varieties, marking spring’s arrival in northern China.
Wuhan hosts the 2025 World Garden Show, showcasing innovative garden designs and floral displays to promote green living and horticultural appreciation.
Explore Zhanqiao Pier, Qingdao’s historic landmark and cinematic treasure, bridging cultural heritage and modern film artistry.
Qingdao’s Taiping Mountain Cableway transitions from scenic attraction to silver screen star, drawing filmmakers and tourists alike with its cinematic landscapes.
Qingdao’s Badaguan emerges as China’s cinematic crossroads, where historic European architecture and coastal landscapes frame iconic film moments.
China’s iconic Huashan Mountain skywalk completes safety upgrades, blending ancient thrill-seeking routes with modern engineering for global adventurers.
The BJIFF’s Tiantan Award trophy, blending bronze and jade artistry, symbolizes cinematic unity and cross-cultural dialogue in global filmmaking.
Qingdao hosts the 2024 Huabiao Film Awards, celebrating cinematic excellence and boosting cultural tourism in East Asia’s coastal hub.
Four giant pandas at Wakayama’s Adventure World will return to the Chinese mainland in June as their loan agreement concludes, highlighting conservation collaboration between Japan and China.
Global leaders gather at 4th CMG Forum in Qufu, discussing AI, cultural preservation, and Asia’s tech-driven economic opportunities.
Shuiquan Village in Shanxi Province becomes a vibrant wildlife nursery as grey herons raise chicks in tree-top nests, showcasing ecological harmony.
South Korean tourists in Shanghai are bypassing traditional attractions for supermarkets and nail salons, driven by visa-free access and cultural curiosity.