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20 Feb

The Rise of History Fangirls: How China’s Ancient Tombs Became the Newest Luxury Travel Destinations

The Rise of History Fangirls: How China’s Ancient Tombs Became the Newest Luxury Travel Destinations In the quiet, mist-shrouded corners of China, a profound cultural shift is taking place as a burgeoning community forms an intensely personal bond with the country’s storied past. This movement is led by a demographic known as “history fangirls”, who see the remnants of ancient dynasties not as cold stone relics, but as living extensions of their own identities. Through this lens, history is no longer confined to the dusty shelves of academia; rather, it is...

20 Feb

Vietnam Sees a Surge as Over Forty Thousand Visitors Flock Vung Tau Tourist Spots with Hotels All Sold Out on Third Day of Lunar New Year Festival: All You Need to Know

Vietnam Sees a Surge as Over Forty Thousand Visitors Flock Vung Tau Tourist Spots with Hotels All Sold Out on Third Day of Lunar New Year Festival: All You Need to Know Vietnam is seeing a massive surge in tourism, during the third day of the 2026 Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday, with over 40,000 visitors flocking to Vũng Tàu’s popular tourist spots. The influx of holidaymakers led to crowded beaches and all hotels being fully booked, highlighting the growing demand for domestic travel during the festive season. With its scenic...

20 Feb

Hong Kong Authorities Demand Better Protection for Visitors in Japan After Tourist Assaulted in Sapporo

Hong Kong Authorities Demand Better Protection for Visitors in Japan After Tourist Assaulted in Sapporo In a recent alarming incident in Sapporo, Japan, a Hong Kong resident was attacked by an assailant who struck them with a beer bottle, leading to calls for increased security measures for visitors from Hong Kong. The Hong Kong government expressed deep concern over the attack and urged Tokyo to ensure better protection for its residents traveling in Japan. This event has raised questions about the safety of Hong Kong tourists in Japan amidst the backdrop...

20 Feb

Singapore Travel and Tourism Market Projected to Reach Over Six Billion USD by 2034: Everything You Need to Know

Singapore Travel and Tourism Market Projected to Reach Over Six Billion USD by 2034: Everything You Need to Know Singapore’s travel and tourism sector is growing rapidly and is set to hit a market size of USD 6.9 billion by 2034. This means there will be many new job opportunities. From 2026 to 2034, it will see continuous demand with a CAGR of 4.28%. The travel and tourism sector is recovering after Covid-19. In 2025, the estimated market size will be USD 4.7 billion. IMARC Group believes that there will be a...

20 Feb

Inside Korea Lunar New Year Travel Craze: How Seoul’s Cultural Festivities Are Captivating Global Tourists

Inside Korea Lunar New Year Travel Craze: How Seoul’s Cultural Festivities Are Captivating Global Tourists South Korea is emerging as a hotspot for global travellers during the Lunar New Year. Every year, tourists from across Asia and beyond flock to Seoul to experience the vibrant culture, festive markets, and culinary delights that mark this special season. This year, the city has seen an even bigger surge in arrivals, particularly from China, as travellers take advantage of the extended holiday. For international visitors, Korea offers a unique mix of traditional celebrations and...

20 Feb

Andhra Pradesh Tourism Investment Unleashes a New Era of Coastal, Cultural, and Spiritual Travel for the World

Andhra Pradesh Tourism Investment Unleashes a New Era of Coastal, Cultural, and Spiritual Travel for the World Andhra Pradesh Tourism Investment is transforming the southern Indian state into a premier global travel destination. With a strategic mix of modern infrastructure and cultural preservation, the state is capturing the imagination of travellers worldwide. From pristine beaches to spiritual hubs, tourists now enjoy a variety of immersive experiences. The government’s investments are not just financial; they are designed to elevate the entire visitor experience. Accommodation, transport, and local attractions are being upgraded to...

20 Feb

Armenia Joins Burundi, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Fiji, Haiti, Japan, Kenya, Laos, and More to Boom Tourism and Global Mobility with Indonesia’s New Visa Free Travel Access to Seventy Two Countries

Armenia Joins Burundi, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Fiji, Haiti, Japan, Kenya, Laos, and More to Boom Tourism and Global Mobility with Indonesia’s New Visa Free Travel Access to Seventy Two Countries Due to Indonesia’s recent announcement of visa-free travel to 72 countries as of February 2026, Armenia, along with Burundi, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Fiji, Haiti, Japan, Kenya, Laos, and several other countries, is seeing a spike in tourism. The increased mobility of Indonesians is opening up travel options throughout the world and fueling the expanding tourist industry, making Indonesia a major force...

19 Feb

Hong Kong’s Visitor Arrivals Surge by Ten Percent During Lunar New Year: What This Means for the City’s Economy

Hong Kong’s Visitor Arrivals Surge by Ten Percent During Lunar New Year: What This Means for the City’s Economy Hong Kong has experienced a significant surge in tourism as the city marks the Lunar New Year 2026 celebrations. According to data released by the National Immigration Administration (NIA), 153,383 visitors arrived in Hong Kong on the first day of the holiday period, marking a 10% increase from the same period in 2025. The Lunar New Year holiday, one of the most significant cultural events in China, has traditionally been a key...

19 Feb

The Shift in China’s Tourism: From Iconic Sites to Authentic Cultural Experiences

The Shift in China’s Tourism: From Iconic Sites to Authentic Cultural Experiences In a surprising shift in tourism behavior, foreign tourists in China are increasingly choosing cultural immersion over traditional sightseeing, according to the National Immigration Administration (NIA). The rise in interest comes as the Lantern Festival approaches its peak, with foreign visitors now seeking more authentic experiences like temple fairs, local workshops, and customized stays in places like hot-spring homestays in Chongqing. This trend, observed during the Spring Festival travel period, has shifted from the traditional practice of taking quick photographs...

19 Feb

Vienna, Austria: Spring Festival Luxury Experiences Attract Chinese Travellers And Deepen Tourism Ties With China

Vienna, Austria: Spring Festival Luxury Experiences Attract Chinese Travellers And Deepen Tourism Ties With China The winter season of Vienna, Austria now hosts a distinct Chinese celebration because its high-end hotels and shopping areas transform Spring Festival into a festive welcome for Chinese travelers which also serves as a cultural connection between the two nations. At the historic Hotel Imperial, their chandelier-lit lobby served as the venue for guests to observe a lion dance performance which moved through their marble columns, while children participated in the traditional custom of obtaining red...