Travel
- Attractions industry continues to grow in China, report says
China's attractions industry has continued to evolve and expand amid the pandemic, as the country moves toward a leading global position, says a global attractions attendance report.
- Energy evolution or extinction
As COP 26 draws to a close, humanity stands at a critical crossroads. The path we have travelled until now cannot continue much further, for it ends in extinction for millions of species－and, ultimately, humankind. Yet, another path remains open, to a lasting future for us and our planet－if we take it in time.
- Unthinkable transportation moves people toward true prosperity
I was up to my knees in rocks. I staggered to and fro as I climbed forward, up the abrupt mountainside, occasionally catching myself with my hands as I lurched one way or another, as if unreasonably drunk.
- Exhibition reflects the cultural and social diversity of rural idyll
Wandering the streets of Beigou village in northern Beijing's Huairou district is currently a journey of artistic discovery for visitors, who will be able to enjoy artworks, such as paintings, sculptures and installations, by 14 artists from home and abroad.
- Walk the Great Wall of China online
As the largest human-made structure in the world, the Great Wall of China is a must-see for many travelers coming to China. But now anyone around the world can easily and conveniently visit this UNESCO World Heritage site online.
- Online tour of Great Wall unveiled in Beijing Wtown
A virtual tour of the Great Wall called Walk the Great Wall of China has been launched.
- Potala Palace to open free of charge until year-end
The iconic Potala Palace in Southwest China's Tibet autonomous region will be open to the public free of charge from Friday to the end of 2021, as authorities strive to promote winter tourism.
- Scenic villages north of the capital invest in public spaces
During her recent visit to Miyun district in northeastern Beijing, Ren Jing joined local residents in a dance after dinner.
- Luoyang unveils culture and tourism integration index
Henan provincial capital Luoyang has shown a 30 percent increase in its culture and tourism integration development last year compared with 2018, according to a development index unveiled in Beijing on Oct 9.
- ?Moon Lake Sculpture Park hosts paddleboard, kayak competitions
The 2021 Shanghai City Amateur League Paddleboard Open and the 2021 Songjiang Kayak Invitational Tournament were held on Sept 5 at Shanghai Moon Lake Sculpture Park in Sheshan National Tourist Resort.
- Ecological protection efforts bolster rural tourism in NE China
"We've heard so much about the beautiful maple leaves here. It's definitely worth the journey," said Du Juan, a woman visiting the Fenglin Valley in Huanren Man autonomous county, Benxi, northeast China's Liaoning province.
- Jinhai Lake rolls out H plan
Jinhai Lake unveiled an H plan on October 10 to promote its history, health, homestay and hotel industries.
- Red tourism, family outings fuel holiday travel surge
The National Day holiday saw a surge in tourism, as people unleashed a strong demand for traveling that was suppressed over the summer holiday due to sporadic COVID-19 outbreaks.
- Suzhou gives up-close look to potential travelers
The Suzhou Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism recently held a news conference in the city to celebrate the completion of a two-year marketing campaign that targeted tourists in North America and Europe via social media.
- China sees 16m railway trips on National Day
China's railways handled 16 million passenger trips Friday, China's National Day, the railway operator said Saturday.
- Guesthouse owner in Yunnan old town enjoys 'easygoing' lifestyle
Guesthouse owner in Yunnan old town enjoys 'easygoing' lifestyle
- Airlines banking on innovation for less emission amid headwinds
Airlines banking on innovation for less emission amid headwinds
- Touring in Shanghai a time-travel adventure
My initial purpose in visiting Shanghai for my 29th birthday celebration in late June was to feel like a child again at Disneyland. But now it seems the trip was more of a time-travel adventure than an excursion through a fairyland.
- Tourism a boon for Xinjiang village
People in a village of the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region are leading a better life because of tourism. They have made the best of its location advantage and attracted talents to help with their development.
- Wine culture draws tourism to Ningxia
The raging Yellow River and the lofty Helan Mountain have given Ningxia "Chateau Lilan" a magical land. The people on this land grow good grapes and brew fine wines scientifically.
- Tashikurgan tourism boom creates new entrepreneurs
Tashikurgan, a county in the far west of Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, is still not accessible by plane or train. Visitors have to fly to the Kashgar airport and from there drive more than five hours to reach its territory.
- China's tourism industry sees strong post-pandemic recovery
During this year's three-day Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, China witnessed more than 88 million domestic trips, about 87.2 percent of the figure for 2019, highlighting the strong recovery momentum in the country's tourism sector.
- Beijing's subcenter to step up culture,tourism development
Tongzhou will develop exquisite tours, introducing more quality projects to boost its culture and tourism development.
- Short-distance trips to prevail in Golden Week
A significant number of Chinese travelers have made short-distance trip arrangements for the National Day holiday (Oct 1-7), according to Trip.com Group.
- Coordinated urban and rural development boosts common prosperity
With the help of the Xiaoshan district of Hangzhou city, Pushan village has taken on a new look over the past nine years. Projects have been brought to the village, injecting fresh impetus into the local economy.
- Luxury in the lap of wildness
Apart from glamorous camping or "glamping", luxury campsites surrounded by grasslands or mountains offering fully furnished tents with the comforts and services of five-star hotels are also in high demand. So high is the demand that people have to book well in advance to secure such a tent.
- Camping out to get back to nature
When the sound of a Granny Smith falling from a tree on her tent woke up Dazou at a campsite in Zhongwei city, Ningxia Hui autonomous region, she felt her senses had sharpened. The joy of being stimulated, even powered by nature is what makes her go on camping trips frequently, she said.
- China-Greece Year of Culture and Tourism launched at foot of Athens Acropolis
The China-Greece Year of Culture and Tourism opened on Thursday with a ceremony held at the foot of the Athens Acropolis, as officials of both sides expressed confidence in a stronger friendship and further cooperation between the two peoples.
- China expects 40 mln domestic trips during Mid-Autumn Festival holiday
China is expected to see 40 million domestic trips during the four-day travel rush for the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, the China State Railway Group Co., Ltd. said Saturday.
- Annual tourism festival kicks off in Shanghai
The annual Shanghai Tourism Festival kicked off Friday in the eastern Chinese city, aiming to boost consumption and promote tourism.
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