Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year, or also lovingly known as the Spring Festival, is a celebration anointed to much cultural and historical heritage in China. This festival heralds the beginning of spring season and the start of a …

The Chinese New Year begins on January 22, 2023, kicking off the Year of the Rabbit, a moment of peace, kindness and tranquillity celebrated by Chinese communities all over the world. Four Seasons Hotel Firenze pays homage to this Chinese …

With expectations that the Chinese New Year holiday will bring in up to 60,000 at its peak, Macau is averaging around 47,000 tourists. This is a sharp increase from the past three Covid years during which the tourism sector suffered …

During Chinese New Year, Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO) will organize a series of spectacular events including the Golden Dragon Parade, the “Parade for Celebration of the Year of the Rabbit”, the Chinese New Year Fireworks Display, float exhibition and …

This year, Chinese New Year celebration will be on February 1.  Towards the end of January, a palpable excitement takes hold in places like China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong.

A recent research undertaken by ForwardKeys has revealed that domestic air travel in China during New Year Golden Week was 69 per cent down on the equivalent period in 2019, when travel was at normal, pre-pandemic levels. The period, which …

Australian international travel ban will strike a blow to the tourism sector come February, as thousands of tourists from China will be unable to venture Down Under for Chinese New Year. Tourism Accommodation Australia chief executive Michael Johnson says Chinese …

As Japan is ready to welcome a rush of Chinese visitors during the Lunar New Year holiday period, hotels and other commercial facilities are struggling to plan appropriate measures to prevent the spread of a new coronavirus strain. One major …

The Chinese New Year has started, and in the scenic city of Suzhou, locals and visitors are celebrating with the help of traditional means like enjoying decorations welcoming the Year of the Pig, savoring family dinners with dishes, which are …

February’s Chinese Spring Festival travel rush is originating from a long-held tradition for Chinese people to reunite with their families during the Chinese New Year, has now embraced numerous international elements.       In addition to homebound trips, imported …