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Is China back in the international market? How soon and to what degree? What does the new era look like? How should we prepare for it? Where does the sustainability piece fit in the puzzle?

With China being the number one outbound tourism market in the world in terms of trips abroad and expenditure, every country wants to attract Chinese visitors-and South Africa and KZN areno exception.Chinese visitors have become one

Controversial videos show visitors dipping bare feet into West Lake in China Some people regard the act ‘uncivilised’ while others say it’s completely normal In 2013, thousands of tourists reportedly washed their feet in popular

Embassies have issued a spate of travel warnings to ensure safety as outbound tourism swells An erupting volcano, ruthless love scammers and deadly snorkelling accidents: those are just a few of the dangerous and dishonest

Chinese tourists have become an all-important leisure market. More than 154 million Mainland Chinese residents traveled abroad last year, and that number surges higher every year. This exclusive story for InPark explores this vital new

Mention Chinese tourists and what comes to mind are often images of flag-led assemblies piling out of coaches and clamoring for photo opportunities, shopping spoils and the best views of the surrounding attractions. Subverting this

A Chinese lady has become a hit on social media after filming herself going on a scathing and expletive-laden rant about the misbehavior of her holidaying compatriots. In the video she posted on Facebook, Bin