News & Insights Across Asia
Join us on a journey across Asia and beyond, exploring vibrant cultures, cuisines, history, and breathtaking destinations.
Residents in northern China are embracing ice and snow sports to ring in the New Year, with Taiyuan’s ice-and-snow park attracting visitors for its activities and winter scenery.
Harbin Ice and Snow World unveils stunning ice sculptures of the Terracotta Warriors, blending ancient history with winter artistry in Heilongjiang Province.
Discover Ha Long Bay, Vietnam’s breathtaking natural treasure, renowned for its stunning karst landscapes and rich biodiversity. Learn why this UNESCO World Heritage Site captivates travelers worldwide.
Over 1.36 million passenger trips were made via the ‘mini three links’ between the Chinese mainland and the Taiwan region in 2024, a significant increase over the previous year.
On January 2, 2025, Harbin’s International Ice and Snow Competitions kicked off, uniting artists from around the world in a celebration of creativity and cultural exchange.
St. Sophia Cathedral in Harbin unveils a mesmerizing light-and-shadow show, enchanting visitors with a fusion of technology and lunar beauty until February 28, 2025.
Discover the breathtaking Detian Falls in Chongzuo, Guangxi—a multi-level cascade offering unparalleled natural beauty and a unique cross-border experience along the China-Vietnam border.
Liuzhou’s river snail rice noodle, luosifen, is captivating taste buds worldwide. Explore how this unique dish has become a global sensation and transformed its hometown into a culinary destination.
Once extinct in China, the milu deer have made a remarkable comeback at the Dafeng Milu National Nature Reserve, symbolizing a global conservation success and the revival of a lost species.
Discover how American architect Jim Spear transformed historic villages beneath the Great Wall, blending modern design with cultural heritage.
Experience Wuhan’s futuristic ‘Sky Train’—a driverless suspended monorail with a transparent floor that offers passengers breathtaking aerial views of the city below.
China’s tourism sector experienced a significant boost during the 2025 New Year’s holiday, with both inbound and outbound travel surging and contributing to economic vibrancy.
The Yongjiang River flows serenely through Nanning, Guangxi, weaving tales of historical trade and cultural development. Discover how this river continues to shape the heartbeat of south China’s vibrant city.
Hong Kong is opening a replica of the set from the blockbuster film “Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In” to attract tourists. The city aims to introduce cinema-inspired tourism products that celebrate local culture.
Harbin Ice and Snow World welcomed the New Year with a spectacular fireworks display, dazzling ice sculptures, a lively concert, and mesmerizing drone performances, delighting crowds of visitors.
The Tujia people in Guizhou Province celebrate the New Year by preparing traditional red and white cakes, embracing their cultural heritage and fostering community spirit.
China anticipates a record-breaking 9 billion inter-regional trips during the 2025 Spring Festival travel rush, reflecting a significant surge in transportation demand during the country’s most important holiday season.
An ice and snow art theme park has opened in Harbin, featuring stunning sculptures and entertainment facilities, highlighting the city’s winter culture ahead of the 2025 Asian Winter Games.
A stunning 16-meter-high snake lantern installation at Nanjing’s Zhonghua Gate lights up the historic city wall, blending tradition and innovation to welcome the Year of the Snake and 2025.
Amid a cold snap, China’s Hukou Waterfall transforms into a sparkling icy spectacle, with frozen mist forming stunning ice sculptures that captivate visitors.
