News & Insights Across Asia
Discover how Changsha, the capital of Hunan Province in central China, celebrates the Chinese New Year with vibrant temple fairs, cultural festivities, and traditional fireworks that bring together communities and families.
China’s Spring Festival box office revenue has surpassed 6.2 billion yuan, ranking among the top three in history. Domestic films like “YOLO” lead the surge in holiday earnings.
Duty-free shopping in Hainan surged during the Spring Festival holiday, with sales totaling 1.217 billion yuan from February 10 to 13, reflecting a thriving tourism market.
Discover the architectural marvel of the Chongqing Grand Theater, a ‘glass spaceship’ on the Yangtze River, and explore its cultural significance during the vibrant Spring Festival.
Yuntai Mountain sees a 48% surge in visitors during the Spring Festival as people honor the Chinese God of Wealth and embrace traditional celebrations.
Cultural activities and traditional festivities have sparked a significant boost in tourism and consumption during China’s 2024 Spring Festival, with events across the country attracting millions of visitors.
Kunming’s Cuihu Park bursts into color as over 20 species of tulips bloom during the Spring Festival, attracting visitors to this vibrant seasonal spectacle in China’s ‘Spring City’.
China’s eight-day Spring Festival holiday is witnessing record-breaking travel volumes and box office revenues, highlighting the nation’s robust consumer activity.
As the Spring Festival arrives, millions unite in celebration of Chinese culture, embodying unity and harmony in an increasingly divisive world.
Dutch vlogger Tomas celebrates the Chinese New Year in Shaoxing City, embracing traditional customs and experiencing the beauty of Chinese culture during the Spring Festival.
Chinese conservationist Huang Cheng spends the Spring Festival caring for endangered green sea turtles on Hainan’s Qilianyu Islands, highlighting dedication to marine preservation over traditional celebrations.
Gold jewelry sales are soaring in China’s lower-tier cities during the Spring Festival, driven by rising incomes and cultural traditions, making these cities key drivers of the gold industry.
This Spring Festival, young Chinese shoppers are driving a surge in gold purchases, blending tradition with modern fashion as Generation Z embraces gold jewelry like never before.
Chinese consumers are showcasing unprecedented spending power during the Spring Festival, signaling robust economic momentum for the Year of the Dragon.
China’s 2024 Spring Festival saw the rise of the ‘Home First, Travel Next’ trend, with people balancing family reunions and travel adventures, leading to a significant surge in domestic and cross-border travel.
A 999-meter-long dragon-themed corridor at Feilong Lake Scenic Area in Guizhou is attracting tourists during the Spring Festival, marking the start of the Year of the Dragon.
Tourists are enjoying scenic boat tours in Huzhou’s Nanxun Ancient Town during the Spring Festival, experiencing traditional architecture and holiday festivities along the ancient canals.
Discover the Chongqing Grand Theater, an architectural marvel in southwest China resembling a ‘glass spaceship’ on the Yangtze River.
China’s transport sector handled over 273 million passenger trips on the second day of the Lunar New Year holiday, marking a significant increase from last year.
Lohas Park in Taipei bursts into color as the 2024 Lohas Cherry Blossom Festival begins. With over half the cherry trees in bloom, visitors are flocking to celebrate the arrival of spring.