The 308 km embankment road along China’s Grand Canal in Cangzhou, Hebei, is set to enhance tourism and connect villages, promoting local economy and leisure.

Hebei Province and Switzerland strengthen tourism ties, promoting cultural heritage and travel opportunities for Swiss visitors to China.

Discover the charm of Beidaihe’s new Butong Art Town, where art and tourism unite. Explore immersive performances and creative exhibits in this vibrant seaside resort.

China’s tourism surge during the 2025 Dragon Boat Festival showcases its pivotal role in global travel trends, highlighting strategic growth, infrastructure, and cultural richness.

A tourist attraction in Hebei Province, northern China, has stirred controversy with its creation of a ‘fake’ Mount Fuji, prompting significant backlash from visitors.

China’s tourism industry thrives through a visa-free policy, diverse destinations, and strategic partnerships. With more travelers exploring lesser-known cities, China is becoming a global tourism leader.

In 2024, the Grand Canal celebrated the 10th anniversary of its designation as a UNESCO World Heritage site. This recognition has rejuvenated the Grand Canal.