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Sep 24Thu
  1. China Tourism News

    Viking Cruises Marks 10 Years in China, Serving Over 100,000

    Viking Cruises marks its tenth year in China in 2026, having served more than 100,000 Chinese travellers over the decade, with highly educated silver-haired customers as its core segment. Viking entered China in 2016 with Chinese-language European river cruises; in 2026 its first Chinese-language European ocean cruise launched, making Viking the only cruise brand globally offering both Chinese-language European river and ocean cruises. In 2023 Viking became the first cruise company to announce resumption of China outbound European river cruise operations. Its repurchase rate in China is nearly 20% in recent years. Data show China's silver economy was about RMB 7 trillion in 2025, roughly 6%…

Sep 18Fri
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    September Off-Peak Travel Prices Drop 15%-20%; Seniors Account for Over 70%

    In September, tourism product prices generally fell from summer highs, with off-peak travel products down 15% to 20% this year; some routes from Lianyungang, Jiangsu, saw drops of 20-30% or even 50%. Among September travelers, those over 50 accounted for 72.2%, with those over 60 making up 53.3%. Middle-aged and elderly tourists prefer destinations like Sichuan, Xinjiang, Yunnan, and Guizhou; 2-8 person private small groups are favored, and travel agencies are adjusting routes to focus on slow-paced, wellness-oriented products, reducing frequent hotel changes and rushed sightseeing.

Sep 10Thu
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    Off-peak travel prices fall as seniors and young professionals drive September demand

    With summer family traffic fading and the Mid-Autumn and National Day holidays yet to begin, China's domestic travel market has entered an off-peak window with lower airfare and hotel prices. Tuniu data show stronger travel intent among people over 50 since September; Tongcheng data show a notable share of travellers aged 55-plus and young professionals splitting 3–4 days off with annual leave; Meituan data show people aged 20–30 account for nearly 50% of "low-season" travellers. Tongcheng's discounted airfare list shows September off-peak fares are 30–40% cheaper than during the Mid-Autumn and National Day holidays, while pre-Mid-Autumn hotel rates are down 30–40% from August. The National…