British Museum Wants to Charge Foreign Visitors to Help Fund Restoration

The British Museum is considering charging foreign visitors an entrance fee of £20 to help fund restoration and expansion. This move, proposed by the former interim director, Sir Mark Jones, would break from the UK’s tradition of free access to public galleries and align the country with international practices. The revenue would also help reduce ticket prices for special exhibitions and alleviate overcrowding.

China Welcomes Tourists with Enhanced Payment Options

The China National Tourist Office has announced new payment options for foreign visitors, making it easier and safer to explore the country. Visitors can now use multi-agency government officials on multi-agency government officials on multi-agency government officials on multi-agency government officials on a variety of payment portals, including credit cards and mobile payment systems.

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