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Visitors to the site of a 2,000-year-old tomb in northern China have been vandalising the ancient relic, but authorities can’t punish the offenders as the site does not have CCTV cameras installed to catch them

Chinese tourists think their own country is the safest place to travel, according to a survey conducted by Ctrip, one of nation’s largest travel service providers. Of thousands of respondents, China got the highest of

HANGZHOU, China, Aug. 24, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Alipay, the world’s largest online and mobile payment platform operated by Ant Financial Services Group (“Ant Financial”, “Ant”), is now available for Mainland Chinese tourists at all

Johor has received complaints from Chinese tourists that they were “forced” to buy certain items from tour agents. State Tourism, Trade and Consumerism committee chairman Datuk Tee Siew Kiong said the Culture and Tourism Ministry

One topic that we follow closely at FGRT is the spending habits of traveling consumers, and interest in how tourists spend their time and income is growing across the globe. Just last week at the

More Chinese tourists are visiting Sabah instead of Japan and Korea, according to China’s consul general in Kota Kinabalu Zhang He. He noted that Sabah was now a popular destination in South-east Asia for tourists,

The stunning backdrops used in shows like Game of Thrones are the inspiration for a new generation of travellers, industry insiders say Last year, 24-year-old Chinese woman Lu Yingying spent 17 days travelling in Croatia,

So many Chinese tourists have been swarming to the site of the world’s biggest radio telescope that they may affect the giant dish from performing its job properly, scientists say. In just the first half

Chinese tourists spend a lot of money when visiting Finland’s capital. Last year visitors from China spent 214 million euros in greater Helsinki. Even more Chinese tourists are expected to come this year. Even though

Chinese embassy issues warning after fraudsters make away with visitors’ cash while pretending to check their documents. The Chinese embassy in Denmark has warned tourists to beware of fraudsters posing as police officers, according to