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Turkiye aims to welcome one million Chinese tourists in 2024 as deeming China a priority market, head of the local tourism promotion agency said at ITB China, a B2B trade show dedicated to the Chinese

Chinese travel companies are illegally hiring Chinese to be tour guides in Laos to meet growing demand for Chinese speakers as visitor numbers surge after the pandemic border closures were lifted in 2022. While many

Luxury travel trends have changed significantly post-pandemic, influenced by the proliferation of digital payment platforms and social media. China’s luxury travel market is going through a cultural shift, fueled by changing attitudes and practices post-pandemic.

Air services between the two countries were suspended because of the pandemic but are set to restart on May 17 Announcement followed by a surge of online interest in the Caribbean nation, report says Chinese

When China’s long and lockdown-laden journey away from COVID finally reached its culmination in late 2022, the global travel industry breathed a sigh of relief. The fastest-growing, and one of the top per capita spending

Trips abroad are costly versions of what they were in 2019, and flights are not expected to return to pre-pandemic levels for at least several months About 110 million border crossings from mainland China are

China will resume outbound group tours for Chinese citizens to another 40 countries including Nepal, Vietnam, Iran, France, Spain, Italy, Greece and Brazil starting from March 15, China’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism announced on

Hungary, together with Balkan countries are eager to welcome back tourists from China, thus positively contributing to the tourism sector in these states and helping them recover from the financial losses and the devastating situation

Many tourism businesses in Vietnam have expressed disappointment as China has not yet resumed outbound tours to Vietnam after three years of waiting. Vu Huong Giang, chairwoman of the 5328 Mong Cai Travel Club in

South Korea plans to resume issuing short-term visas for travellers from China on Saturday after China improved its COVID-19 situation, Seoul officials said on Friday. South Korea suspended issuing short-term visas to Chinese visitors last