China Travel News

It's good news that Chinese tourism will recover faster than expected. Weak air connectivity remains a problem.

With Airbus and Boeing booked up until the end of the decade, will other airlines be tempted to buy these Chinese-built aircraft?

San Francisco has experienced a rocky rebound since the pandemic, but promises of pandas and planes may uplift the city’s tourism.

Younger travelers are making waves on Royal Caribbean Group cruises, steering the company’s post-pandemic growth.

Understanding what Chinese travelers want is crucial for stakeholders in the tourism industry to tailor offerings and experiences that match these changing preferences.

As China continues its recovery from the pandemic, we look at trends shaping the country's travel industry.

The depreciation of the Japanese yen against major currencies, particularly the U.S. dollar, has played a pivotal role in driving unprecedented levels of tourist arrivals to Japan.

Think Iceland was an unexpected favorite for Chinese tourists, what would you say about Kazakhstan?

While Maldives enjoys record-breaking arrivals, its tourism companies aren't about to let the Indian market keep falling. They're on a mission to reverse the trend.

The U.S. airline industry is worried that Chinese carriers enjoy an unfair advantage with access to Russian airspace and China’s government.