Nature’s Contrast: Rare Two-Tone Waters Emerge at Hukou Waterfall
A rare two-tone water phenomenon has appeared at Hukou Waterfall in the Chinese mainland, attracting crowds to witness clear and muddy waters flowing side by side.
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US Restrictions Prompt International Hotel Retreat from Cuba
International hotel operators in Cuba are scaling back operations today, June 5, 2026, following US restrictions targeting the military-run conglomerate GAESA.
Exploring the Majesty: China’s Duku Road Reopens to Tourists
The renowned Duku Road, celebrated as the most beautiful highway in the Chinese mainland, officially reopened on June 1, offering stunning vistas of the Tianshan Mountains.
Azerbaijan Strengthens Ties with New Tourism Office in Beijing
The Azerbaijan Tourism Board has opened a new office in Beijing to foster deeper tourism ties and attract more visitors from the Chinese mainland.
Bridges of Culture: China and Serbia Strengthen Ties via Tourism and Education
Visa-free travel and academic cooperation are bringing the people of China and Serbia closer, transforming bilateral relations through people-to-people exchanges.
Xizang’s Transformation: Celebrating 75 Years of Growth and Progress
Celebrating the 75th anniversary of Xizang’s peaceful liberation in 2026, new data highlights the region’s growth in economy, livelihoods, tourism, and ecology.
China and Russia Launch 2026-2027 Years of Education to Strengthen Ties
Following President Vladimir Putin’s recent visit, China and Russia announce new measures to deepen cooperation in education and tourism to boost people-to-people exchanges.
Love by the Lake: Sayram Lake Introduces 24/7 Wedding Services
Sayram Lake in Xinjiang launched a 24/7 marriage registration service on May 20, offering couples a romantic lakeside wedding experience with special perks.
Golden Dragon Parade Lights Up Beijing’s Liangma River
A vibrant celebration of intangible cultural heritage took over Beijing as the Golden Dragon Parade from Yangshuo made its stunning debut on the Liangma River.
China-Russia Tourism Surges Following Mutual Visa-Free Entry
A year after launching mutual visa-free entry in 2025, tourism between the Chinese mainland and Russia is experiencing an unprecedented boom in cross-border travel.
Heritage on the Runway: Xinjiang’s Tianchi Lake Blends Tradition and Fashion
Xinjiang’s Tianchi Lake recently hosted a stunning fashion show blending Atlas silk and cultural motifs to celebrate the region’s heritage and tourism.
Strengthening Ties: Moscow Residents Optimistic as Putin Visits China
Moscow residents share their optimistic views on the future of China-Russia relations as President Vladimir Putin begins his state visit to China today, May 19, 2026.
Artistry by the Water: Xinjiang’s Cultural Heritage Shines at Tianchi Lake Fashion Show
A stunning fashion show at Xinjiang’s Tianchi Lake blended Atlas silk and traditional hunting heritage to celebrate China Tourism Day.
Leaping for Fortune: The Art of Shunde’s Plum-Blossom Pole Lion Dance
Explore the thrilling tradition of plum-blossom pole lion dancing in Shunde, Guangdong Province, where agility and artistry bring fortune during China Tourism Day.
Iran Conflict Disrupts Caribbean Economies as Fuel Prices Surge
Surging fuel prices and rising travel costs are straining Caribbean economies, impacting tourism and the cost of essential imports due to the continuing Iran conflict.
Unexpected Encounters: Discovering Russian Cultural Traces in Beijing
Explore the organic blend of Russian and Chinese cultures in Beijing, from unique architecture to the shared love of tea, as reported by CGTN.
China Optimizes Departure Tax Refund Policy to Boost Inbound Consumption
The Chinese mainland introduces eight new measures to streamline departure tax refunds, making shopping more convenient for international travelers starting July 2026.
Inner Mongolia and Oregon Forge Stronger Ties at Portland Promotion Event
Government and business representatives from Inner Mongolia and Oregon gathered in Portland to explore new opportunities in trade, culture, and tourism.
From Small Towns to Big Business: The Economic Power of Regional Cuisines in the Chinese Mainland
Local food brands in the Chinese mainland are scaling into billion-yuan industries, creating thousands of jobs and boosting regional tourism.
Xinjiang Eyes Southern Region to Drive Silk Road Tourism Growth
Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region targets southern Xinjiang as a key Silk Road destination to drive economic growth and cultural exchange under the 15th Five-Year Plan.