China Travel Booms in 2024 After Visa-Free Policy Expansion
Travel to the Chinese mainland has surged in 2024, fueled by expanded visa-free policies. Discover how this shift has transformed tourism and captivated travelers worldwide.
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Travel to the Chinese mainland has surged in 2024, fueled by expanded visa-free policies. Discover how this shift has transformed tourism and captivated travelers worldwide.
As China implements a visa-free policy for South Korean passport holders, cities like Shanghai are witnessing a surge in tourism, marking an 86.2% increase in foreign visits between January and November 2024.
China extends visa-free access to travelers from 38 countries during the 2024 China International Travel Mart in Shanghai, enhancing global tourism under the ‘Hello! China’ initiative.
China’s expansion of its visa-free policy to include Japan and other countries has been welcomed by Japanese leaders, aiming to enhance personnel exchanges and strengthen bilateral ties.
Norwegian Consul General Tobias F. Svenningsen praises China\u0027s visa-free policy for Norwegian citizens, highlighting its role in enhancing business travel and promoting people-to-people exchanges between the two nations.
Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport welcomed its first visa-free inbound passenger as China launches a pilot visa-free policy for visitors from nine countries, allowing 15-day visa-free entry.
China’s recent expansion of visa-free entry to citizens of nine additional countries is set to boost the economy by enhancing tourism, fostering international exchanges, and promoting cross-border business.
With China’s visa-free policies expanding, Ukrainian vlogger Alex Tchaikovsky explores the country’s attractions, highlighting its rapid infrastructure development and safe, well-managed public areas.
International visitors are flocking to the Chinese mainland as new visa-free policies boost the “China Travel” trend, with numbers increasing by nearly 130% in the first seven months of 2024.
China expands its 144-hour visa-free transit policy to 54 countries and 41 ports, sparking a surge in foreign tourism and sharing of travel experiences.
Foreign tourists to China increased by over 150% in the first half of 2024, driven by the 144-hour visa-free policy and enhanced online payment services that simplify travel and foster cultural exchange.
China expands its 144-hour visa-free transit policy to 37 ports, adding three new entry points. The move aims to boost inbound tourism as more foreign travelers choose high-speed rail to explore China.
China Media Group’s Chinese Global Program Center unveils 20 new projects to promote China’s cultural and travel appeal worldwide, highlighting visa-free transit and cultural exchanges.
Rachel, an Uzbek student at Sichuan University, explores China’s unique culture and scenery, highlighting Chongqing’s charm and the ease of travel under the 144-hour visa-free policy.
German exchange student Furuisai shares his experiences traveling in China, highlighting the cultural richness, technological conveniences, and the positive impact of the 15-day visa-free policy on tourism.
China’s inbound tourism has surged with 14.64 million foreign visits in the first half of 2024, up 152.7 percent year-on-year, driven by expanded visa-free policies and traveler-friendly reforms.
Under China’s 144-hour visa-free transit policy, young travelers like Rachel from Uzbekistan are discovering the country’s unique scenery and culture, making China an appealing destination for tourists worldwide.
Guests from China, Rwanda, and Mexico discuss China’s evolving tourism industry, highlighting travel experiences, visa-free policies, and top destinations for the Dragon Boat Festival.
China experiences a surge in inbound tourism ahead of the May Day holidays, with increased travel bookings and upgraded services enhancing the visitor experience across the country.
China’s new visa-free policy for French citizens has led to a significant increase in travel and strengthened ties between the two nations.