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Speculation: Will Okinawa become visa-free for Chinese tourists?
11/20/2024|9:18:57 PM|
China wants the reinstatement of visa-free travel to be contingent on reciprocity.
Will Japan follow South Korea in securing a visa waiver from China?
11/06/2024|8:59:51 PM|
Japan was once China’s top source of inbound tourists.
Chinese tourists shift shopping spree from South Korea to Japan
09/04/2024|3:51:45 PM|
In 2023, South Korea's duty-free business revenue was still lower than in 2020.
US considers easing travel warnings; Chinese airlines add transpacific capacity | Daily Brief
04/11/2024|7:28:08 PM|
Female travelers leading changes in outbound tourism; Vietnam Airlines signs $450 million deals with Chinese partners.
Taiwan offers discounted flights to Japanese tourists; Hotel tech firm DerbySoft buys PKFARE | Daily Brief
04/12/2024|5:36:15 PM|
US airlines ask government not to add China flights; China, Georgia reach mutual visa exemption deal.
China becomes Singapore's largest tourist source; Xiaohongshu invests in homestay tech startup | Daily Brief
03/18/2024|8:25:15 PM|
Cathay chairman dismisses rumor of Air China adding stake; Greater Bay Airlines joins IATA.
Accor charts ambitious plan for China market; Tourism expo to draw 5,000+ exhibitors to Shanghai | Daily Brief
03/21/2024|6:54:53 PM|
Chongqing launches direct flight route to Milan; Air Canada to add ex-China A320 jet to fleet.
Chinese tourists complain about pricey Singapore; 70% Trip.com staff choose remote work | Daily Brief
03/08/2024|3:29:25 PM|
China ushers in smart, immersive tourism; Marriott to debut Autograph Collection brand in Hong Kong.
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