Chinese consumers are most likely to remain cautious about international travel even after the pandemic ends, so most luxury brands believe that domestic growth will likely continue at about 30%.
The new rule, which was adopted on the last day of 2020, has been enforced in Shenzhen, on the border with Hong Kong, and now expanded to all entry points in the province.
The new attraction will be part of an integrated tourist destination with food and drink, accommodation, entertainment, retail and education.
China remains Cambodia’s leading foreign direct investor, pumping more than USD 5.3 billion into the country between 2013 and 2017.
China restricts travel for 11 million people in northern city; Weibo big data report shows family travel and “go west” are trending for hotels.
Railways allow ticket refund as China advises against unnecessary trips; Agoda finds 40% of Chinese travelers look forward to travel with family, friends.
Sanya's tourism sector began its steady recovery in May 2020, buoyed by the Chinese government's policy to establish the Hainan Free Trade Port.
Under COVID-19 prevention and control efforts, tourists were required to book tickets online, with the number of daily visits capped at 75% of the museum's full capacity.
