Türkiye Waives Visa Requirements for Chinese Tourists in 2026 Push
Türkiye eliminates visa requirements for Chinese tourists starting January 2, 2026, aiming to capitalize on surging travel demand and strengthen economic ties.
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Türkiye eliminates visa requirements for Chinese tourists starting January 2, 2026, aiming to capitalize on surging travel demand and strengthen economic ties.
Beijing’s new Tongzhou Railway Station enhances regional connectivity, slashing travel times and easing holiday travel amid rising passenger demand.
Hong Kong’s tourism sector rebounds with 45M visitors in 2025, driven by cultural initiatives and national integration strategies under the Five-Year Plan.
China’s 2025-2026 ski season opens with 35 million visits in first month, fueled by 66% surge in international travelers and expanded visa-free access.
Hainan’s innovative ‘tourism-plus’ model drives economic growth in 2025, blending culture, sports, and wellness to boost visitor spending.
China’s ski visits hit 26.05 million in 2024-2025, overtaking Switzerland. Xinjiang’s resorts drive growth with cultural and infrastructure investments.
European and Canadian travelers reduce U.S. summer trips by 10-33% amid policy concerns and travel advisories, reversing post-pandemic recovery trends.
Anticipation builds for the 2025 Spring Festival as China completes Gala rehearsals, Shanghai blends tradition with modernity, and travelers embrace new holiday adventures.
China is projected to hit a record high in domestic travel during the 2025 Spring Festival, with around nine billion inter-regional movements. “Ice tourism” and “warm tourism” are trending attractions.
Argentina’s rising costs and economic stability are making it less affordable for tourists, diminishing its appeal as a travel destination known for value and rich experiences.
Asia embraces tradition and exploration, from Chengdu’s teahouse to Chinese travelers heading to Europe during Golden Week. Discover how culture and travel are shaping the region’s global engagement.
As China’s National Day Golden Week concludes, cultural tourism has surged, with families embracing heritage sites and experiences. This trend reflects a growing appreciation for traditional Chinese culture.
China’s railway network is preparing to handle an expected 21 million passenger trips on October 1, highlighting the country’s extensive transportation capabilities.
China’s tourism and consumer markets boomed during the Mid-Autumn Festival, with travel volumes surging as the nation prepares for the upcoming National Day “golden week”.
China sees robust growth in culture and tourism during the Dragon Boat Festival, with travel bookings up nearly 70% year on year.
Chinese tourists are opting for county-level destinations during the May Day holiday to avoid crowded cities, leading to a surge in local tourism and a shift in travel trends.
China’s tourism sector experiences vibrant activity on the first day of the Labor Day holiday, with lesser-known cities like Tianshui, Lishui, and Jinhua seeing a significant rise in travel bookings.
China’s Qingming Festival saw 119 million domestic tourist trips, highlighting a surge in travel demand and diverse experiences. Explore the latest trends shaping China’s dynamic tourism landscape.
Travel expenditure in China surged during the Qingming Festival as people honored ancestors and embraced spring with increased outings and tourism, indicating a boost in domestic consumption.
The Chinese mainland’s longest-ever Spring Festival holiday ended on February 17, marking a record-breaking surge in tourism that surpassed figures from both 2023 and pre-pandemic 2019.