USA
Beyond NYC and LA: 7 Lesser-Known U.S. Destinations Bidding for Chinese Tourists
While Los Angeles and New York remain the most popular U.S. destinations among Chinese visitors, other destinations are now also upping the ante in China. Read More
Top 5 Destinations for Chinese Self-Drive Tourists
Self-drive tourism is growing in popularity in China, but to what destinations are Chinese tourists traveling to hit the road? Read More
Shopping and Shows: Chinese Millennial Travelers Love Las Vegas for Everything but Gambling
Even though Chinese millennial travelers love traveling to Las Vegas, they're more likely to benefit the retail and entertainment industries than gambling. Read More
These Were Chinese Travelers’ Top Destinations in 2016
With the year coming to an end, Jing Travel has dug into Chinese travel trends to find the most popular destinations for Chinese tourists in 2016. Read More
How Trump’s Election Could Deter Chinese Tourists from United States
Donald Trump has personally benefited from Chinese tourists, but his anti-China rhetoric raises questions about future Chinese tourism growth. Read More
Is the United States Presidential Election Scaring Chinese Tourists Away?
While some Chinese tourists may be happy to experience a presidential election, data suggests that U.S. presidential elections scare Chinese tourists away. Read More
Who’s Set to Benefit From Chinese Tourism This Summer? The USA
Although Chinese New Year and October's Golden Week are big travel periods, the United States sees its largest number of Chinese visitors during the summer months. Read More
New Zealand And United States Are Best At Making Chinese Tourists Happy
A Chinese government survey of Chinese travelers asking which countries left them the most satisfied with their visits finds that New Zealand and the United States top the list. Read More
Cai Guo-Qiang Lights “Explosive” Tree On National Mall
Cai Guo-Qiang, one of China’s best-known (and certainly most globetrotting) contemporary artists, took tree-lighting into his own hands this past Friday on the National Mall in Washington DC. Read More
Exhibition Watch: New “China,” Porcelain Art from Jingdezhen
Running from September 21-December 9, 2012, New York's China Institute will present the exhibition "New 'China': Porcelain Art from Jingdezhen, 1910-2012," exposing a new audience to China's famed "Porcelain Capital,"… Read More
