
Boosting Tourism: China’s ‘Travel with Chinese Films’ Campaign Debuts in Hong Kong and Macao SARs
China launches its ‘Travel with Chinese Films’ campaign in Hong Kong and Macao, leveraging blockbuster movies like ‘Ne Zha 2’ to boost tourism.
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China launches its ‘Travel with Chinese Films’ campaign in Hong Kong and Macao, leveraging blockbuster movies like ‘Ne Zha 2’ to boost tourism.
China launches ‘Travel with Chinese Films’ initiative to combine the success of Chinese cinema with tourism, aiming to attract more overseas visitors.
Yanhu Salt Lake in Shanxi Province dazzles visitors during the Spring Festival with spectacular performances like the “Soaring Fire Kettles”, molten “iron flower” shows, and vibrant lantern displays.
Experience winter magic at Beijing’s Taoranting Park as it hosts the 15th Ice and Snow Carnival, offering thrilling activities like snowmobiles and ice slides amidst classical architecture.
China’s ice and snow economy is rapidly emerging as a powerful driver of consumption, fueled by a growing interest in winter sports and supported by government policies, injecting new momentum into economic development.
China saw a significant surge in cross-border travel during the 2025 Spring Festival holiday, with ports experiencing peak passenger flows and increased cross-border trips, highlighting vibrant economic and cultural exchanges.
China welcomes an increasing number of foreign tourists ahead of the Spring Festival, with travel bookings expected to rise by over 200 percent compared to 2024.
The 10th Wolong Lake Winter Fishing Festival has kicked off in Liaoning Province’s Kangping County, drawing crowds to experience ice fishing, snow activities, and rich cultural performances.
Ice dragon boat racing is rapidly gaining popularity in northeast China’s Jinzhou City, with nearly 30 teams competing in a thrilling winter tournament that boosts local tourism.
From uncovering ancient Silk Road secrets in Gansu to the bustling winter tourism in Harbin, and strengthening ties with Tanzania, China’s cultural and economic developments continue to captivate the world.
The 41st Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival has begun in northeast China’s Heilongjiang Province, dazzling visitors with drone shows and fireworks.
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.
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.
Discover China’s cultural wonders: a reimagined Dunhuang art show, Harbin’s booming winter tourism, and Xinjiang’s rich heritage showcased at the Xinjiang Museum.
China’s cultural and winter attractions captivate visitors. Discover Dunhuang’s new ice show, Harbin’s booming winter tourism, and Xinjiang Museum’s showcase of Silk Road heritage.
Experience the magic of Harbin Ice and Snow World as it illuminates the night in its 26th season, featuring record-breaking ice slides and the innovative ‘Snow Disco’ stage.
As China implements a visa-free policy for South Korean passport holders, cities like Shanghai are witnessing a surge in tourism, marking an 86.2% increase in foreign visits between January and November 2024.
China extends its visa-free transit policy to 10 days for eligible travelers, boosting tourism and business opportunities.
The Hukou Waterfall on the Yellow River transforms into a winter wonderland as ice and roaring waters create a breathtaking spectacle at the Qinjin Grand Canyon between Shanxi and Shaanxi provinces.
As snow blankets Chongqing Zoo, pandas are frolicking in a winter wonderland, delighting visitors with their playful antics and reminding us of the simple joys found in nature.