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China to add 2,500 new international flights over upcoming major holidays

China to add 2,500 new international flights over upcoming major holidays

The number of additional flights to Japan and Thailand will exceed 600, followed by more than 200 to South Korea,150 to Singapore and 100 to Malaysia and Indonesia.

01/11/2024|3:13:12 PM|CGTN
Maldives turns to China for tourism as Indian canceled visits

Maldives turns to China for tourism as Indian canceled visits

This follows the strategic free trade agreement signed between China and the Maldives.

01/10/2024|5:55:37 PM|IndiaToday
China travel unlikely this year to match 2019: Nomura

China travel unlikely this year to match 2019: Nomura

Spending by outbound Chinese tourists would “fully recover to 100 percent of 2019 levels for full-year 2024”.

01/10/2024|5:38:41 PM|GGRAsia
Hongkongers ‘tripping north’ becomes new trend

Hongkongers ‘tripping north’ becomes new trend

Hong Kong residents made 53.34 million trips "heading north" throughout the year, with over 40 million departing through the Shenzhen-Hong Kong port.

01/08/2024|5:08:27 PM|GlobalTimes
Malaysia, Singapore gaming sectors rise on Chinese tourism

Malaysia, Singapore gaming sectors rise on Chinese tourism

Genting Singapore reported substantial growth in its mid-year financials.

01/08/2024|4:55:10 PM|Investing.com
$1.4 billion Legoland Shanghai project to open early next year

$1.4 billion Legoland Shanghai project to open early next year

A tourism boom has fueled the theme park market in China.

01/05/2024|2:01:08 PM|ChinaDaily
Highlights of China's New Year holiday consumption boom

Highlights of China's New Year holiday consumption boom

The total revenue of the country's tourism market surpassed 11.2 billion U.S. dollars in three days, tripling that of the holiday season last year and increasing 5.6 percent from 2019.

01/04/2024|5:55:26 PM|Xinhua
28.5% more travelers visit China in December in wake of new visa-free policy

28.5% more travelers visit China in December in wake of new visa-free policy

More than 55 percent of the inbound travelers were from the six countries and entered China through visa-free channels.

01/03/2024|4:18:07 PM|GlobalTimes
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