Tourism New Zealand is using China’s RED social media platform to attract Chinese tourists. The campaign highlights New Zealand’s stunning scenery and promotes relaxation and escape, aligning with the desires of Chinese travelers. It also focuses on less crowded off-peak seasons and showcases the country’s diverse regions.
Experience the ultimate luxury train journey across China with the Silk Road Express. This new offering from Train of Glamour provides 2-day/1-night and 4-day/3-night itineraries, showcasing China’s rich culture and breathtaking scenery. From opulent cabins to onboard entertainment and gourmet dining, this is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
Southwest China’s Xizang Autonomous Region, known for its stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage, is launching its 2024 winter tourism initiative to attract visitors during the traditionally quieter months. The campaign offers a range of attractive incentives, including discounted flights, free hotel stays, and complimentary access to popular attractions, making a winter trip to Xizang more affordable and enticing than ever before.
As millions of Chinese travelers prepare for the upcoming Golden Week holiday in October, new data from Trip.com Group reveals significant trends in travel preferences. Long-haul destinations, off-the-beaten-path adventures, and live entertainment are driving tourism this year, with a surge in both outbound and inbound travel.
Erenhot Port, the largest land port on the China-Mongolia border, is experiencing a surge in tourism and trade thanks to the increasing popularity of ‘China Travel.’ The port sees a dramatic increase in travelers and transport vehicles, reflecting strengthened bilateral ties between China and Mongolia, with both countries fostering collaboration in various sectors.
Discover the convenience and sustainability of traveling by high-speed rail to the Paris Olympics 2024. This guide provides detailed information on routes, booking, and must-see attractions in Paris.
With visa-free access to 90 countries, Chinese outbound tourism is experiencing a dramatic surge in 2024, revitalizing global economies and reshaping travel dynamics. This surge is fueled by a growing affluent middle class, increased visa issuances, and a renewed zest for global exploration. Destinations worldwide are adapting to cater to evolving travel preferences, embracing immersive cultural experiences, outdoor adventures, and wellness retreats.
