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27 Feb

Macao Welcomes the World: The 2026 International Cities of Gastronomy Fest Unveiled

Macao Welcomes the World: The 2026 International Cities of Gastronomy Fest Unveiled The intersection of history, culture, and flavour will be celebrated in grand style as Macao prepares for one of its most ambitious culinary ventures to date. The 2026 International Cities of Gastronomy Fest has been officially scheduled for March 20–March 29, transforming the city into a sprawling open-air kitchen and a hub for global epicurean exchange. This ten-day extravaganza aims to cement Macao’s status as a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy by bringing together chefs, producers, and food enthusiasts...

22 Feb

The Evolution of Spring Festival Traditions through Smart Tourism and Technology in China

The Evolution of Spring Festival Traditions through Smart Tourism and Technology in China The intersection of ancient tradition and futuristic innovation is currently being observed in the historic city of Xi’an, where smart tourism initiatives have been implemented to enhance the Spring Festival holiday experience. High-tech solutions are being deployed across major landmarks to facilitate a more engaging environment for domestic and international travelers. By integrating cutting-edge technology into the cultural fabric of the region, a unique synergy is created between the historical legacy of the Tang Dynasty and the modern...

22 Feb

The Screen-to-Street Revolution: Cinematic Vistas Redefining the Landscape of Chinese Travel

The Screen-to-Street Revolution: Cinematic Vistas Redefining the Landscape of Chinese Travel The intersection of the entertainment industry and the travel sector has reached a new pinnacle, as cinematic landscapes and film-induced tourism become primary drivers for holiday travel patterns across the nation. It is observed that the transition from being a spectator to a physical participant in a story is being embraced by millions of travelers. The allure of visiting the exact coordinates where a favorite scene was captured has evolved into a significant economic catalyst for regional development. By leveraging...

21 Feb

Yiwu Transforms from Spring Festival Gala Spotlight to Travel Hotspot: How China’s Small Commodities Capital Became the Unlikely Tourism Giant of 2026

Yiwu Transforms from Spring Festival Gala Spotlight to Travel Hotspot: How China’s Small Commodities Capital Became the Unlikely Tourism Giant of 2026 Imagine a city that gets the chance of a lifetime to showcase its culture on one of the most-watched events in the world — the Spring Festival Gala. For Yiwu, this chance came in 2026, and it didn’t just ride the wave of attention. Instead, it harnessed that fleeting moment into a sustained tourism boom that is changing the landscape of travel in China. Yiwu, known globally as the “World...

21 Feb

Hainan Sees Tourism and Consumption Surge as Island wide Customs Operations Boost Spring Festival Holiday Experience: All You Need To Know

Hainan Sees Tourism and Consumption Surge as Island wide Customs Operations Boost Spring Festival Holiday Experience: All You Need To Know Hainan, the tropical island in China, has witnessed a remarkable surge in tourism and consumption during the first Spring Festival holiday following the implementation of island-wide special customs operations in the Hainan Free Trade Port (FTP). The holiday festivities have brought a fresh wave of excitement, not only benefiting the island’s tourism industry but also stimulating local markets with a range of cultural and shopping experiences. A Festive Ambiance on Qilou...

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

China’s Spring Festival Travel Rush: 9.5 Billion Trips and 2,000 Years of Tradition—What It Means for the World’s Largest Migration!

China’s Spring Festival Travel Rush: 9.5 Billion Trips and 2,000 Years of Tradition—What It Means for the World’s Largest Migration! The Spring Festival travel rush, known as chunyun, is one of the largest annual human migrations in the world. This phenomenon, which takes place each year around China’s New Year, can trace its origins back over 2,000 years. It reflects not only the country’s rich history and cultural traditions but also the evolution of its transport networks, which have played a pivotal role in shaping this massive movement of people. The Ancient...

18 Feb

Guangzhou and Hong Kong Unite in Spectacular Year of the Horse Fireworks and Drone Display

Guangzhou and Hong Kong Unite in Spectacular Year of the Horse Fireworks and Drone Display On the evening of 18 February 2026, Hong Kong kicked off the Chinese New Year festivities with the “Prosperity Gallops Across Hong Kong” fireworks display, a magnificent celebration sponsored exclusively by The Hong Kong Jockey Club. The event created a colorful display that illuminated Victoria Harbour as the Year of the Horse began. The city of Conghua in Guangzhou participated in the celebrations by presenting an impressive drone and fireworks display which received backing from the...

17 Feb

China is making a scripted economic history, largest annual migration sets travel revenue in surge, citing 5.32% increase in the number of travellers compared to last year.

China is making a scripted economic history, largest annual migration sets travel revenue in surge, citing 5.32% increase in the number of travellers compared to last year. The Chinese New Year, a time when families reunite, marks the beginning of a new year in the traditional lunisolar calendar. Starting on 2 February and extending over 40 days, the 2026 travel period includes the official public holiday, which lasts from 15 to 23 February. During this period, millions of people travel across the country to visit their loved ones and...

13 Feb

South Korea joins Thailand, Russia, Indonesia, Italy, and Japan in Driving Explosive Growth in Shanghai’s Tourism, Airlines Like Korean Air, Delta, and ANA See Record-Breaking Bookings!

South Korea joins Thailand, Russia, Indonesia, Italy, and Japan in Driving Explosive Growth in Shanghai’s Tourism, Airlines Like Korean Air, Delta, and ANA See Record-Breaking Bookings! South Korea, Thailand, and Russia are leading the charge in Shanghai’s explosive tourism growth in 2025, driving a massive surge in international visitors to the city. With 9.36 million tourists arriving in the past year, Shanghai is experiencing a remarkable recovery, welcoming visitors from all corners of the globe. This surge is not just about numbers—it’s about the revitalization of Shanghai as a...