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Tourism and Sports Minister Weerasak Kowsurat greets He Wei Xin, the 10 millionth tourist from China to arrive in Thailand, at Suvarnabhumi airport on Wednesday.  Please credit and share this article with others using this

More than 1.27 million Chinese tourists visited the country in the first eight months of 2018, a 72 per cent increase over the same period in 2017 But locals say Chinese-owned businesses are benefiting most

Iloilo City—New flights from mainland China will bring passengers to world-famous Boracay in Aklan more than a month after the resort island reopened to tourists. Since its October 26 reopening, tourists are gradually coming back

Chinese tourists can now directly book tour packages to Rwanda following the launch of the ‘Visit Rwanda’ online pavilion on Fliggy, Alibaba’s travel platform that is accessed by over 500 million users in China. This follows

STELLENBOSCH, South Africa: African countries are missing out on a boom in Asian tourism, mainly from China, and must ease visa and entry requirements to tap into a historic shift generating billions of dollars in

Beijing (ANTARA News) – Indonesia has targeted to attract 3.5 million Chinese tourists to visit various tourist destinations in the country next year. “If the situation is normal, I believe the target could be achieved,”

The unstoppable rise of Chinese tourists around the world is reshaping the way we pay for things and how travel packages are marketed and executed, but the billion-dollar industry has some observers concerned. In 2017,

Rwanda’s recent focus on the Chinese market for tourism is largely based on the growth in consumption by Asian the country’s citizens in global tourism. In 2017 alone, there were about 131 million outbound Chinese tourists

Thailand confronts prospect of prolonged decline in mainland tourists BANGKOK — Thailand’s hospitality industry faces a shakeout as it confronts the prospect of a long decline in Chinese tourists. Official data published this week revealed

THE arrival of about 10,000 tourists from China is expected in Tanzania next year, thanks to an agreement inked between the Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB) and Touchroad International Group of China which will organise the