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Sep 25Fri
  1. China Tourism News

    Inbound Tourism Heats Up as Chinese Goods Appeal to Foreign Visitors

    China's inbound tourism has continued to heat up this year, with foreign visitors spending actively. Visits to Beijing's Hongqiao Market, Silk Street and Wangfujing Dong'an Market found tech products and custom clothing favored, while commercial areas improved multilingual guides and departure tax refund services. Hongqiao Market averaged 8,000 daily visitors from January to July, with about 5,600 foreign visitors daily, roughly 70%. Silk Street recorded about 2 billion yuan in inbound visitor sales in the first half, hosted about 30,000 inbound tour groups and received over 160 groups daily. A centralized instant tax refund point recently opened at Hongqiao Market.

Sep 24Thu
  1. China Tourism News

    Beijing Implements 15th Five-Year Tourism Plan to Build Pioneer Zone

    The 15th Five-Year Plan for Building a Tourism Power designates Beijing as a tourism hub city and a key inbound tourism city. The Party Group of the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism said that during the 15th Five-Year Plan period it will focus on building a world-class tourism city and global tourism destination, improving five systems: public services, premium content creation, industry development, global promotion and market governance. Specific measures include facilitating inbound tourism customs clearance, payment, communications, accommodation, transport, reservations and guiding; focusing on centralized departure tax refund mechanisms; developing business and MICE tou…

Sep 18Fri
  1. China Tourism News

    140th Canton Fair Opens Oct 15, Marking 70th Anniversary

    At a Sept 18 State Council Information Office briefing, officials said the 140th Canton Fair will run in three phases in Guangzhou from Oct 15 to Nov 4, marking the event's 70th anniversary. Guangzhou is upgrading services across history, present and future dimensions: airlines offering dedicated discounts, dedicated channels at the airport and Pazhou port, dedicated bus and metro timetables, more than 2,000 taxis and ride-hailing vehicles dispatched daily, RMB 20 million in dining vouchers, complimentary one-day tours for overseas buyers, more than 16,000 merchants accepting foreign cards, and over 1,750 shops offering departure tax refunds. Guangdong is rolling out 29 upgrade measures and…

Sep 15Tue
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    Beijing 15th Five-Year Open Economy Plan: Enriching Inbound Tourism Products

    Beijing has issued the 15th Five-Year Plan for High-Level Open Economy Development, which calls for fully utilizing unilateral visa-free entry, mutual visa exemption, 240-hour transit visa-free entry, and port group tourist visa policies to enrich inbound tourism products and itineraries and optimize the inbound consumption environment. The plan also promotes high-quality development of services trade and digital trade, coordinated development of Beijing's international air passenger and cargo transport, and an improved international air express network. It calls for expanding the coverage of departure tax-refund stores and promoting "buy now, refund now," accelerating construction of a glo…

Sep 10Thu
  1. China Tourism News

    Kunming Inbound Tourism Rises, Border Clearance Efficiency Up 25%

    From January to July this year, Kunming received 924,500 inbound visitors, up 22.92% year on year. The Kunming border inspection station implemented six facilitation measures including 'one group, one policy' clearance, raising average port clearance efficiency by about 25% and cutting transit procedure time from 46 minutes to 6 minutes. In the first half of the year, Kunming airport port inspected 696,800 foreign entries and exits, of which about 261,600 entered under visa-free or transit visa-free policies. Kunming launched or resumed multiple international routes and introduced differentiated inbound tourism products.

Sep 9Wed
Aug 27Thu
  1. China Tourism News

    Foreign Tourists: China Worth Repeated Exploration

    The article reports on the trend of foreign tourists visiting China, shifting from sightseeing to deep experiences. In H1, 22.91 million foreigners entered China, up 20.4% YoY, with 77.7% visa-free. The 'buy now, refund now' tax refund policy boosted overseas shoppers by 366%. A survey shows over 60% of inbound tourists come for Chinese culture.