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China Limits Travel to Both Koreas as Conflict Heats Up
China is putting curbs on travel to North Korea as the situation on the Korean peninsula is heating up, with tour operators and airlines suspending sales. Read More -
Chinese Travelers More Likely to Visit the United States Under Donald Trump
According to a recent survey, the current U.S. political climate is having a positive effect on Chinese tourism to the United States. Read More -
New Zealand Strengthens Tourism Cooperation with China, Announces Tourism Year
In preparation for the New Zealand-China Tourism Year, New Zealand is rolling out improved visa policies, increased air capacity, and new China strategies. Read More -
China’s South Korea Travel Ban: What You Need to Know
China's South Korea travel ban stands to hurt South Korean tourism companies and retailers, but it also gives reason for other destinations to worry. Read More -
Will Chinese Retaliation over THAAD Cause Overall Chinese Tourism to Drop for First Time?
Chinese curbs on tourism to South Korea over THAAD is causing concerns that Chinese outbound tourism may see negative growth for the first time. Read More -
Lotte Suffers Retaliatory Action in China over THAAD Deployment
Lotte's decision to swap land with the South Korean government has put it under intense pressures in China to back away from the deal. Read More -
How China Uses Tourism as a Foreign Policy Tool in Asia
For China, outbound tourism can be used as both as a carrot and a stick, and it's not afraid to use it for rewarding and punishing countries in the region. Read More -
American Airlines Blasts Beijing for Protectionist Measures Against U.S. Carriers
American Airlines is taking retaliatory measures against Chinese airlines for what it argues is anti-competitive behavior by Chinese aviation authorities. Read More -
What to Expect from Chinese Hospitality Investments in 2017
The incoming Trump administration and Chinese curbs on outward investments are putting the future of Chinese hospitality investments in question. Read More -
The Strange World of Chinese Tourists in the South China Sea
Missile destroyers, artificial islands, naval bases, and raided fishing boats: a territorial dispute or a Chinese tourist destination? Why not both? Read More
