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A top Russian travel website has released a decorum guide for foreign visitors, specifically drawing attention to Chinese tourists’ proclivity for bad behavior. Tutu.ru, Russia’s highest-trafficked travel website, published a document in Chinese and Russian with eight

Huge groups of Chinese tourists are creating a ‘problem’ for Cambridge by making large areas of the town ‘impassable’, tourist bosses have said. Visit Cambridge and Beyond, the city’s official tourism service says it’s trying

Tourists from China look at a souvenir photograph taken outside the Grand Palace in Bangkok, Thailand, on June 28, 2014. Chinese tourist arrivals in Thailand are tumbling, dragging down overall visitor growth in the Southeast

Ctrip is also pushing into Korea, Japan and other Asian markets as part of a wider global push which will see it take on rivals like Expedia. The long-term vision of James Liang, founder of

China, USA and India take the top three spots in the new rankings in tourism’s contribution to GDP, international visitor spend, domestic tourism spend and capital investment. The World Travel & Tourism Council has launched

Spain is the second most popular tourist destination in the world, only after France. Spain’s tourism industry is looking to Chinese tourists for its high-end market, according to the president of the Spain-China Tourism Association

Alice Wu says China bashing is back in fashion, months into the US-China trade war. Ill-behaved Chinese tourists and Beijing’s calls for national rejuvenation make things worse for ethnic Chinese overseas As the US-China trade

Separate report cites 5 per cent decrease in Chinese tourists to the US this year, with August showing 8.4 per cent fall in a downturn mirroring trade tensions Chinese tourism to the United States is

With the week-long national vacation almost upon us, we take a look at the eight most popular spots for Chinese tourists seeking to relax, unwind and admire some breathtaking scenery China’s National Day Golden Week

Snapchat footage of a group of Chinese-speaking tourists toying with a swan and wrangling it by the neck in a Swiss park went viral on Chinese social media Tuesday. The video shows two women, one in plaid,