Search results for “tourists”
Asia tourism recovery accelerates; Shanghai aims to end lockdown in June | Daily Brief
05/18/2022|7:11:39 AM|
Boeing’s top Chinese customer removes 737 Max from fleet plans; CAAC mulls $735-million subsidy plan for passenger airlines.
China projects 9 billion trips for major holiday; Cathay signs up 100 new mainland cabin crew
01/16/2024|4:20:21 PM|
China offers Swiss travelers visa-free entry; Xizang (Tibet) region unveils first ski resort.
W Hotel suspends operations, sparking online rumors; Fliggy adds 600,000+ hotels from Amadeus | Daily Brief
01/18/2024|4:59:04 PM|
China grants Ireland visa-free; Social media fuels tourism boom in China.
New experiences drive travel demand as ice-snow tourism continues to thrive
02/28/2022|3:28:32 PM|
Over 60% of Chinese tourists stayed at destinations for one to three days.
Trip.com: local tourists book nearly 60% of hotel rooms over Spring Festival
02/10/2022|9:43:40 PM|
Double-digit growth for hotel and attraction ticket bookings in China’s southern and northern regions
Huawei app rolls out Trip.com features; Thailand, China to permanently waive visas | Daily Brief
01/02/2024|6:46:32 PM|
China eases visa applications for U.S. tourists; Outdoor sports reshape lifestyle of younger generation.
Cristiano Ronaldo visit sparks boom in China's hotels; Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao bridge sets traffic record | Daily Brief
12/27/2023|6:34:22 PM|
Accor opens two new Grand Mercure hotels in China; C919 jet sold for higher price in latest deal.
VisitBritain expects China to contribute £1.7 billion spending; Thailand train introduces WeChat Pay | Daily Brief
12/26/2023|6:46:01 PM|
Chinese tourist dies during skiing accident in Japan; Paris and Milan dream of the return of Chinese tourists.
31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

READ MORE

MOST POPULAR

1

Lufthansa plans to suspend Beijing flights as German investments in China reach record high

2

China, Japan and South Korea target 40 million tourist exchanges by 2030

3

Trip.com Group claims $4.3 billion annual value from membership program

4

China records 160 million border crossings in Q3, a 30.1% year-on-year rise

5

China sees a 78% year-on-year rise in Q3 international air travel

©2022 广州力矩资讯科技有限公司 粤ICP备06070077号
Tell us more about yourself!