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Japan sees 40% more Chinese visitors in first half of 2016
07/22/2016|2:40:31 PM|
Mainland Chinese tourists made 3.0766 million trips to Japan from January to June this year, up by 41.2% YoY.
Maldives’ tourism left high and dry as Chinese arrivals plummet
03/03/2015|9:47:27 AM|
Although the number of Chinese visitors in 2014 grew 9.6% y-o-y, the growth rate began to falter and then fell 33.1% by January 2015.
China inbound visits grow 4.5% in first half of 2016
06/12/2016|10:30:15 AM|
China’s inbound and outbound visitor volume grew 9.8% YoY to 127 million in the first half of 2016, and inbound tourist arrivals were 65.1 million, up by 4.5% YoY.
Japan sees cooling down of shopping frenzy among Chinese tourists
05/26/2016|5:31:44 PM|
The shopping craze of China’s visitors in Japan appears to be cooling, as the duty-free shopping spend by mainland visitors decreased by 9.3% while arrivals from China skyrocketed 50% in the first four months of this year.
Europe will receive a million more Chinese visitors this year
04/11/2016|8:28:16 AM|
Europe received a total of 12.5 million Chinese visitors in 2015 and the continent is expected receive 7.4% more Chinese visitors this year
Chinese visitor arrivals to EU up by 22.9% in 2015
03/14/2016|10:15:54 PM|
Chinese citizens made 3.4276 million trips to European Union countries in 2015, increased by 22.9% year-on-year, while EU visitor arrivals to China was 2.9841 million in the same year, according to data from China National Tourism Administration.
CNTA: holiday travel in China still growing
02/15/2016|11:21:36 AM|
Travel continued to grow during this year’s Spring Festival holidays, as the market offered a diversified range of travel products such as tours of heritage towns, hot-spring wellness holidays, and fun on ice and snow. As well, outbound tourism has become a mainstay.
Hong Kong plans HKD 380 million package to revive inbound tourism
02/26/2016|11:26:57 PM|
The Hong Kong government is planning a range of measures to boost its flagging inbound tourism. The initiatives, expected to cost HKD 380 million in the government's latest budget, include waiving licence fees for local travel agents and hotels and expanding the scale of major events to be held this year.
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