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Sep 20Sun
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    Anhui Regulates Lodging Prices in Peak Periods, Cracks Down on Fake Discounts

    Anhui's Market Supervision Administration, Development and Reform Commission, Department of Commerce and Department of Culture and Tourism jointly issued a notice on regulating lodging room prices during key periods, covering major holidays, tourism peaks, important exam dates and large events. The notice requires operators to display prices prominently, list all goods and services in package sales, prohibits surcharges beyond marked prices or unlisted fees, and encourages publishing peak-period room prices at least 15 days in advance. It cracks down on fabricated 'original prices', fake discounts and low-price lures with high settlement, and specifically targets unilateral cancellation of…

Sep 14Mon
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    Rural Chinese Residents Make 1.526 Billion Domestic Trips, Spending Tops 1 Trillion Yuan

    Data from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism shows that in 2025 rural Chinese residents made 1.526 billion domestic trips, up 22.6% year on year, with spending exceeding 1 trillion yuan, up 21.4%. A China Tourism Academy survey found 81% of rural residents intend to travel, contributing 31.8% of national trip growth. In the first half of 2026, rural residents made 869 million domestic trips, about one quarter of the national total. The article uses cases from Shandong, Henan and Xinjiang to show how village subsidies, corporate discounts and free-ticket schemes lower barriers to travel.

Aug 28Fri
  1. China Tourism News

    Yading Scenic Area Launches Tourism Market Order Rectification

    On August 25, the Yading Scenic Area Administration in Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province, jointly with public security, culture and tourism, comprehensive law enforcement, and market supervision departments of Daocheng County, launched a special rectification campaign against tourism market chaos. The campaign targets illegal solicitation, hawking, unlicensed guides, illegal porters, and unauthorized crossings, using fixed-point duty, dynamic patrols, and unannounced inspections. To date, 14 violators have been turned away and 12 violations have been investigated.

Aug 18Tue
  1. PhocusWire All News

    Phocuswright: ANZ Travel Market to Contract in 2026

    According to Phocuswright, the ANZ travel market will contract nearly 5% to $37.4 billion in 2026, due to rising fuel costs, geopolitical instability, and cost-of-living pressures. In 2025, the market grew just 3.6% to $39.2 billion. Airlines and hotels are expected to decline, while car rental holds steady. Online penetration reached 59.5% in 2025 and is expected to reach 62% by 2029. Hotels remain the biggest OTA opportunity, but Booking.com's dominance may erode with direct bookings.

  2. China Tourism News

    Yunnan Summons Top 50 Complained-About Travel Agencies for Talks

    On August 14, the Yunnan Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism held a video meeting to summon and notify the top 50 travel agencies with the most complaints. Complaints focused on false advertising, unauthorized additional paid items, itinerary changes, deposit disputes, induced consumption, and service quality issues. The meeting required rectification and emphasized safety during flood season. Next steps include targeted supervision and enforcement.

Jun 16Tue
  1. PhocusWire All News

    Germany sets travel spending record, sustaining it won't be simple

    Phocuswright reports Germany's travel gross bookings reached €76.3 billion in 2025, up 5%, making it Europe's largest outbound market. Despite two years of GDP contraction and geopolitical disruption, Germans redirected to Southern Europe. The report projects ~4% annual growth from 2027 if Middle East conflict eases. Germany is increasingly digital: 77% of trips include at least one online booking, and 17% use AI for travel planning.

May 12Tue
  1. PhocusWire All News

    Spain's surge signals a structural shift in global travel demand

    Phocuswright research shows Spain is the strongest-performing market in Europe, with 96.8 million international visitors in 2025, up 3.2% from 2024, and tourism revenue growing 7%. The war in Iran is redirecting international travelers to perceived safe European destinations, benefiting Spain, Italy, and France. Spain ranks second worldwide in international visitors, behind France, but first in tourism expenditure. The article also discusses tourism saturation and the challenge of redistributing demand from overcrowded destinations to northern and inland regions.

May 5Tue
  1. PhocusWire All News

    Top-Level Takeaways on the Italy Travel Market

    According to Phocuswright's Italy Travel Market Brief 2026, Italy's travel market reached €30 billion in gross bookings in 2025, up 4.5% YoY. Online bookings account for 58% of the market, with mobile driving over half of that activity. Tourism hit an all-time high with 476 million overnight stays, up 2.1%. Low-cost carriers captured 61% of summer capacity, and hotel investment exceeded €2.5 billion.

Dec 24Wed
  1. China Tourism News

    China Tourism Development Report 2025 Released: New Consumption Trends and Upgrade Path

    On 24 December, the Wuhan branch of the China Tourism Academy released the China Tourism Development Report 2025 in Wuhan. The report shows China's tourism market has moved from recovery growth into a stage of steady prosperity, with domestic tourism trips and revenue both achieving double-digit growth in 2024. Based on analysis of more than 690,000 online reviews of 426 hotspot scenic areas nationwide, nearly 80% of scenic areas received positive visitor reviews, but long queues, outdated facilities and slow service response remain common pain points. Demand-side surveys show more than 70% of urban and rural residents travelled in the past year, though rural residents travel less frequentl…