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Discover Jingshan Park, where Beijing’s imperial past meets modern tranquility, offering breathtaking views along the historic Central Axis.
Legoland Shanghai Resort, set to be the world’s largest Legoland park, begins trial operations May 31 ahead of its grand opening, offering insights into China’s tourism and economic growth.
ITB China 2025 highlights the country’s tourism resurgence through policy innovation, cultural appeal, and record global participation, signaling shifting dynamics in travel markets.
China Tourism Day 2024 launches in Ningbo, blending ancient cultural heritage with modern tourism innovation and sustainable development strategies.
China’s new visa-free policy for South American travelers opens doors to explore iconic sites like Huangguoshu Falls, fostering cross-continental tourism and cultural ties.
China’s relaxed visa policy is drawing tourists seeking authentic cultural experiences beyond iconic landmarks, as local businesses cater to demand for immersive travel.
Culturally inspired ice cream bars are becoming a popular trend at Chinese tourist sites, blending heritage with modern creativity to boost local economies and cultural engagement.
China’s Labor Day holiday saw a 6.4% rise in domestic travel, driven by cultural tourism offerings and tech-enhanced services as the sector rebounds.
China’s May Day tourism sees 130% inbound surge fueled by visa reforms, tax refunds, and digital innovations. Explore the trends driving Asia’s travel boom.
International travelers share favorite Chinese destinations and cultural experiences during May Day holiday, highlighting tourism innovation and economic impacts.
China reports 21-43% growth in international arrivals during May Day holiday, driven by visa reforms and enhanced flight connectivity across major cities.
China’s Golden Week sparks tourism boom with record outbound travel and cultural hotspots drawing global visitors. Discover key trends shaping Asia’s travel revival.
Liuyang’s ‘Shining Chinese Red’ fireworks illuminate May Day celebrations, boosting tourism and cultural pride in Hunan Province through spectacular pyrotechnics.
China’s inbound tourism during the May Day holiday surged 173%, driven by tax refund reforms and Shanghai’s enhanced visitor services.
China’s May Day holiday sees 1.42 billion domestic trips and a 27% surge in international travel, driven by relaxed visa policies and economic recovery.
China’s first Legoland theme park enters final construction phase in Shanghai, set to open in July. The resort aims to capitalize on Asia’s growing family tourism market.
China’s expanded instant tax refund policy spurs international tourist spending, boosting retail and cultural appeal across major cities.
China’s visa-free policy fuels a tourism boom in Datong, home to UNESCO-listed Yungang Grottoes and ancient relics, attracting global travelers.
Qingdao International Sailing Center bridges maritime heritage and modern innovation, driving tourism and cross-strait cultural exchanges.
Wuhan hosts the 2025 World Garden Show, showcasing innovative garden designs and floral displays to promote green living and horticultural appreciation.