China’s tourism business flourishes after pause. Recovery is witnessed during the week-long Chinese Lunar New Year holidays, with famous tourism cities and provinces hosting millions of visitors as people swarm to local scenic spots while many chose to stay in …

The projections indicate that China’s domestic tourism market will receive 10 billion visits per year on average, with the consumption reaching 10 trillion yuan (about $1.5 trillion) in the next five years, according to a report issued by the China …

Millions of Chinese tourists have shunned overseas travel this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. These tourists are further narrowing the scope of their journeys, visiting nearby cities and avoiding trips out of their provinces as the recent cases of …

China government is gearing to strengthening epidemic prevention as winter tourism is significantly boosting and is expected to rise with Christmas and New Year. The Ministry of Culture and Tourism China has requested to improve COVID-19 prevention measures in order …

Chinese authorities has recently issued a guideline on facilitating “Internet plus tourism,” showing the way for tourist destinations to become intelligent. The guideline has been jointly released by 10 government departments including the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the …

China recently urged countries around the world to adopt a global COVID-19 tracking system using QR codes with the hope that it would drastically speed up international travel amid the pandemic. It was during the latest virtual G20 leaders’ summit …

As the New Year is approaching the Tourism and Sports Ministry looks forward to the travel plans and boost the industry in China. Now they are even planning to welcome tourists during the Chinese New year without following codes of …

According to latest reports, early reopening of tourism between China and Thailand is not likely to happen anytime soon as the two countries have not opened up for tourism yet.

Northern Chinese region, Shanxi Province is going to introduce fines on spiting in public areas and parks. The civil administration in Shanxi Province has passed legislation on banning the bad habit, as it is considered a threat to public health amid this deadly pandemic.

The tourism sector in China is seeking some of the long-term development to offset losses brought by the COVID-19 epidemic, with smarter infrastructure and live broadcast provided by many scenic spots.     The statistics show that consumers who used …