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Japan’s 7-Eleven stores see tourist spending surge - Top buys vary by country

Japan’s 7-Eleven stores see tourist spending surge - Top buys vary by country

Visitors from China, South Korea, and the U.S. have distinct shopping habits.

02/12/2025|6:37:29 PM|ChinaTravelNews
China grants visa-free entry to ASEAN tour groups visiting Yunnan’s Xishuangbanna

China grants visa-free entry to ASEAN tour groups visiting Yunnan’s Xishuangbanna

The maximum stay is limited to 6 days.

02/11/2025|4:33:13 PM|ChinaTravelNews
Thailand cracks down on scams to address safety concerns

Thailand cracks down on scams to address safety concerns

The Thai tourism industry suffered an estimated loss of RMB 1 billion (about USD 137 million) during the Spring Festival peak season.

02/07/2025|6:24:10 PM|ChinaTravelNews
Cross-border tourism surges during Chinese New Year holiday

Cross-border tourism surges during Chinese New Year holiday

Orders to Japan more than doubled compared to the previous Spring Festival.

02/06/2025|5:38:50 PM|ChinaTravelNews
Japan remains Chinese tourists’ top destination despite flu outbreak concerns

Japan remains Chinese tourists’ top destination despite flu outbreak concerns

Chinese visitor arrivals to Japan increased by 2.9 times for the past year.

02/05/2025|7:16:30 PM|ChinaTravelNews
Short-haul airfares to Japan skyrocket for Spring Festival, surpassing long-haul European flights

Short-haul airfares to Japan skyrocket for Spring Festival, surpassing long-haul European flights

Favorable visa policies have significantly Chinese travel to Japan.

01/24/2025|7:42:05 PM|ChinaTravelNews
Chinese silver-haired retirees: Big spenders in Japan, Thailand and beyond

Chinese silver-haired retirees: Big spenders in Japan, Thailand and beyond

Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Japan and South Korea rank as the top destinations for many Chinese senior travelers making their first international trip.

01/23/2025|7:18:57 PM|ChinaTravelNews
Chinese tourists cancel 4,572 room nights in Thailand hotels in January

Chinese tourists cancel 4,572 room nights in Thailand hotels in January

Thailand aims to attract 8.8 million to 9 million Chinese tourists in 2025.

01/22/2025|8:30:19 PM|ChinaTravelNews
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