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Sep 28Mon
  1. China Tourism News

    Shandong Receives 19.593 Million Visitors and RMB 15.02 Billion in Mid-Autumn Holiday Tourism Reven…

    Over the three-day Mid-Autumn holiday, Shandong received 19.593 million visitors and generated RMB 15.02 billion in tourism revenue. The province's 200 key monitored scenic areas received 7.182 million visitors and RMB 340 million in operating revenue; its 16 5A-level scenic areas received 1.2999 million visitors and RMB 58.9356 million in revenue. Culture and tourism departments at all levels introduced consumption-boosting policies, including ticket waivers and hotel discounts. Weihai launched six premium routes, four study-tour products and ticket discounts; scenic areas in Linyi including Tianmeng Mountain, Tianma Island and Wuji Guigu waived tickets for teachers, university students an…

Sep 24Thu
  1. Skift Feed

    Thailand Targets 1.5 Million U.S. Tourists in 2026, But Gap Remains Large

    Thailand is targeting 1.5 million U.S. visitors in 2026 to draw higher-spending long-haul travelers and drive tourism revenue. U.S. arrivals reached 1.08 million last year; from January 1 to September 15 this year only 716,983 were recorded, per the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), meaning more than 780,000 additional American visitors are needed in the remaining three and a half months. TAT said its New York, Chicago and Los Angeles offices will coordinate around a "Value over Volume" strategy set at a September 17 meeting in New York. Bangkok-based tour operator EXO Travel reports softer forward U.S. demand.

Sep 23Wed
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    Sri Lanka Targets 3 Million Tourists, Prioritizes Spending Quality

    Sri Lanka announced at the Arabian Travel Mart that it aims to attract 3 million international tourists over the next 12 months, but is more focused on tourism earnings than visitor numbers. The government targets over $5 billion in tourism revenue. Alexi Gunasekera, consul general of Sri Lanka to Dubai, said the country is going for quality rather than quantity. In 2025, Sri Lanka received 2.36 million visitors and generated about $3.2 billion, or roughly $1,360 per visitor. To reach $5 billion from 3 million visitors, it would need to lift spending to about $1,667 per visitor, still well below destinations like the Maldives at roughly $2,480 per visitor.

Aug 11Tue