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Sep 28Mon
  1. China Tourism News

    2026 Travel & Tourism Development Index Released: China Only Developing Economy in Top 10

    The World Economic Forum released the 2026 Travel & Tourism Development Index, showing tourism development conditions at their best since 2019. Among 110 economies assessed, developed economies took 9 of the top 10 spots, with China the only developing economy in the top 10. The report notes improved conditions in most regions but highlights challenges including rising costs, geopolitical turmoil, climate anomalies, and labor shortages. Asia-Pacific accounts for 7 of the 10 fastest-improving economies.

Sep 15Tue
  1. China Tourism News

    Deep Integration Writes a New Chapter for Changchun's High-Quality Cultural Tourism Development

    Changchun's vice mayor outlined the city's 'four-in-one' approach to deep cultural tourism integration: culture as soul, people's livelihood as foundation, economy as priority, and technology as empowerment. Changchun has 9 historical cultural districts, 6 provincial-level or above industrial heritage sites, 1,687 immovable cultural relics, 415 heritage buildings, and 108 municipal-level or above intangible cultural heritage items. In 2025, Changchun received about 230 million domestic and international tourists, up 33.4% YoY, with total tourism spending of 360.99 billion yuan, up 19.3%. The 2025-2026 snow season received 114 million tourists and 159.35 billion yuan in spending, up 20% and…

Jun 2Tue
  1. PhocusWire All News

    Japan's inbound tourism boom becomes policy priority

    According to Phocuswright research, Japan's total travel gross bookings rose 8% to $94.2 billion in 2025. Inbound arrivals reached a record 42.7 million, while outbound travelers totaled 14.7 million. The government now treats tourism as a pillar, targeting 60 million inbound visitors and ¥15 trillion spending by 2030, but shifting focus to higher-value travel, regional dispersion, and overtourism management.