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

01/22/2025|1 years ago

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

China expects 520 million winter tourist visits in 2024-2025 season

01/21/2025|1 years ago

China plans to promote inbound tourism with targeted campaigns for visitors from South Korea, Japan, and Southeast Asia.

Trip.com chairman James Liang: China’s inbound tourism poised for a breakthrough

12/23/2024|1 years ago

The market holds a potential growth of over one trillion yuan (around USD 137 billion).

Hundreds of tourists stranded in Antarctica due to severe weather

02/17/2025|1 years ago

Over half of them are Chinese.

China Tourism Consumption Trend Insights: Reviewing 2024, Looking Ahead to 2025

12/24/2024|1 years ago

China to regain top spot in Australia's inbound tourism by February

12/16/2024|1 years ago

Direct flights between China and Australia will fully recover to 2019 levels by January 2025.

Thailand hits 35-million-tourist target for 2024 with China as top source

01/06/2025|1 years ago

Chinese visitor arrivals to Thailand have yet to fully recover.

Why Fosun Tourism is delisting and what it signifies

12/17/2024|1 years ago

The group aimed to adopt a "light asset model" to maintain a competitive edge with fewer capital-intensive assets.

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