News & Insights Across Asia
Discover Changbai Mountain’s unfrozen volcanic waterfall in China’s Jilin Province—a majestic natural marvel that defies winter’s chill and showcases nature’s relentless power.
Hejie Street in Changde, China, has been revitalized, restoring its ancient commercial vitality and cultural heritage after being destroyed in 1943. The street now blends historic charm with modern vibrancy.
The vibrant spring blooms across the Chinese mainland are attracting tourists and boosting local economies, as regions like Chongqing, Jiangsu, and Jiangxi showcase their stunning floral landscapes.
China implements new visa-free policies for European nations, signaling a strategic move to boost inbound tourism and foreign investment as part of its economic rejuvenation efforts.
China has introduced visa-free entry for tourists from six European countries to boost tourism and strengthen trade ties, marking a significant step in opening up to international travelers.
China has extended its visa-free policy to six European countries, enhancing global connectivity and allowing 15-day stays for business and tourism.
China is enhancing travel for foreign visitors by improving access to mobile payments, aiming to offer the same convenience locals enjoy, announced Minister Sun Yeli during the Two Sessions event.
French vlogger Romain Sevestre shares his insights on China’s cultural diversity and technological advancements after 15 years of living in the Chinese mainland.
International tourism in 2023 reached 88% of pre-pandemic levels, with Asia leading the rebound. China expects over 6 billion domestic trips in 2024, signaling a robust recovery.
Pakistani vlogger Younus Ghazali explores Songming County in Yunnan Province, uncovering its flourishing flower industry and cultural landscapes, highlighting the region’s economic growth and natural beauty.
China announces new measures to make visiting the country easier for foreign tourists, including streamlined visa processes and improved services, signaling a warm welcome to international visitors.
Discover the allure of Qingshui Bay in southern China’s Hainan Province, renowned for its crystal-clear waters, pristine beaches, and the enchanting ‘singing sands’ that captivate visitors.
Spring has arrived in Hangzhou’s Qiandao Lake area, marking the start of the tea harvest season. Workers are busy picking fresh green tea leaves in this scenic region, renowned for its plantations and natural beauty.
China’s Lantern Festival celebrations conclude the Spring Festival with a surge in domestic tourism and spending, highlighting a strong rebound in consumer confidence and travel enthusiasm.
Harbin’s International Ice and Snow Festival attracted record-breaking crowds this winter, with over 10 million tourists visiting the city, boosting winter tourism and setting new economic records.
China’s tourism industry saw a remarkable rebound during the Spring Festival holiday, with inbound and outbound trips nearing pre-pandemic levels and signaling a strong recovery in international travel.
China’s tourism sector is poised for robust growth, with outbound spending set to double by 2033 and inbound tourism revenue expected to more than double, boosting the global tourism economy.
Tourists are making a final dash to Harbin Ice and Snow World in China to witness its stunning ice sculptures before the park closes for the season.
Chinese consumers are showcasing unprecedented spending power during the Spring Festival, signaling robust economic momentum for the Year of the Dragon.
With the Lunar New Year approaching, tourist destinations across China are offering discounts and free admissions to attract travelers, boosting the tourism economy during the festive season.