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Brazil goes visa-free for Chinese tourists

01/26/2026|5 months ago

In the first half of 2025, Brazil received 58,000 Chinese visitors, up 40% year on year.

DingTalk, Amap, and Alipay join forces on AI corporate travel

01/20/2026|6 months ago

AI-powered travel enables no upfront payment for companies and no expense claims for employees.

Chinese tourists to Japan fell 45% in December 2025

01/25/2026|5 months ago

This marks the first decline in nearly four years.

China grants 30-day visa-free entry for UK citizens

02/02/2026|5 months ago

Passenger traffic between China and the UK increased by 4.0% year on year in the first three quarters of 2025.

Is a stronger RMB the biggest black swan for China’s tourism in 2026?

01/19/2026|6 months ago

It has hit the gas for outbound travel that was suppressed in previous years.

Canada’s visa-free travel to China: who gains most?

01/19/2026|6 months ago

Chinese Canadians account for 4.7% of Canada’s population.

Chinese-backed Royal Air Philippines to suspend passenger flights

01/05/2026|6 months ago

The carrier has been in operation for over 20 years.

JTB forecasts 3% decline in Japan inbound tourism in 2026 as China outlook clouds

01/12/2026|6 months ago

Inbound visitors to Japan in 2030 could fall to 10 million short of the government’s target.

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