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Tourism Authority of Thailand welcomes the 7th One Belt One Road Colourful Yunnan Car Rally to Thailand
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) recently welcomed the delegation of the 7th One Belt One Road Colourful Yunnan Car Rally in Thailand, an 18-day journey exploring major and hidden-gem destinations across the country. The delegation was warmly welcomed in Nakhon Ratchasima on 3 December 2024. Hosted by TAT, the reception dinner featured a traditional Bai Sri Su Kwan welcoming ceremony, where sacred threads were tied around the wrists of guests to bring blessings, protection, and strengthen bonds. The event also included cultural performances, such as a traditional Isaan music show and a lively folk-dance session, offering guests an authentic taste of Thai culture. This significant event heralds the upcoming 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Thailand and China in 2025, celebrating the enduring bond between the two nations. TAT East Asia regional director Chuwit Sirivachkul said: “The Chinese market, especially car rally tourists, plays a vital role in enhancing Thailand’s tourism infrastructure and services. This initiative not only promotes travel to Thailand’s hidden-gem destinations but also offers visitors the opportunity to experience our country’s breathtaking natural beauty, rich cultural diversity, and the warm hospitality of the Thai people.” An extensive journey Comprising 45 vehicles and 120 participants from the People’s Republic of China, the rally began its journey from China on 19th November, entering Thailand through the Second Thai–Lao Friendship Bridge in Mukdahan on 22 November. Over the next 18 days, the rally will visit multiple provinces, including Chiang Rai, Chiang Mai, Lampang, Ayutthaya, Chumphon, Surat Thani, Songkhla, Prachuap Khiri Khan, Saraburi, Nakhon Ratchasima, Khon Kaen, and Nong Khai. Throughout their journey, participants will engage in tourism activities that support local economies in both major cities and off-the-beaten-path destinations. The rally is part of a broader effort to enhance bilateral cooperation under the ‘One Belt, One Road initiative. The event underscores the shared goals of economic, cultural, and tourism exchange, while embracing the Chinese phrase Zhong Tai Yi Jia Qin: translated as China and Thailand Are As Close As One Family, further strengthening the ties between the peoples of both nations. With Chinese arrivals to Thailand surpassing 6.2 million between 1 January and 1 December 2024, China remains the leading source of international visitors. The warm welcome, beautiful sights, and delicious food make Thailand a preferred destination for Chinese tourists. Amid challenges such as limited flight availability, promoting alternatives like car rally tourism helps diversify travel opportunities and supports achieving this year’s target of 7.3 million Chinese visitors.
The Lux Collective and Lijiang Yulong Tourism Ltd celebrate a 10-year partnership in Yunnan, China
This year marks a decade-long partnership between Lijiang Yulong Tourism Ltd and global hospitality group The Lux Collective, which first began in 2013. In celebration of the milestone, Lijiang Yulong Tourism Ltd and LUX* Tea Horse Road had collaborated with international editorial photographer and author Mr Michael Freeman to present an exclusive photo exhibition "Michael Freeman - Yunnan Through the Lens" in Lijiang, and also unveiled the Group’s soon-to-opened eighth LUX* Tea Horse Road China resort - LUX* Lashi Lake. In summer 2008, Michael embarked on a major stop of his travels in China and fell in love with the 13th century-old Tea Horse Road. His photography project there lasted two and a half years, resulting in the publication of the book <Tea Horse Road> in 2011. The well-received book captures the history, community, and culture of the Tea Horse Road, covering locations from Lijiang and Shangri-La, to Nujiang and Tengchong. In 2016, Michael was commissioned by The Lux Collective to produce an introductory brochure named <LUX* Tea Horse Road China>, kickstarting the beginning of a long-lasting relationship. LUX* Tea Horse Road China is a collection of exquisite retreats located in some of the world’s most off-grid destinations. To mark the anniversary, and Michael's return to the Tea Horse Road, the "Michael Freeman - Yunnan Through the Lens" exhibition was co-organised by Lijiang Yulong Tourism Ltd and The Lux Collective on 3 June 2023, supported by the Lijiang Photographers Association. A total of 36 of Michael’s masterpieces were exhibited at Lijiang with 100 local and overseas guests in attendance. He Xianzhong, Chairman of Lijiang Yulong Tourism Ltd said, "The photo exhibition celebrates our fruitful collaboration with LUX* Tea Horse Road. We are proud of our award-winning resorts which have been built around nature with a sense of place. With The Lux Collective, we look forward to developing the Lijiang tourism, bringing more personalised journeys to Yunnan.” Pu Hong, Secretary of Lijiang Municipal Party Committee attended the exhibition and held a formal meeting with Mr Paul Jones, Chief Executive Officer of The Lux Collective and Mr Michael Freeman. Extending her congratulations, Ms Hong commented, “Showcasing world-renowned tourism and hospitality, Lijiang is an ancient city radiating the energy of modernity. I look forward to Mr Jones’ and Mr Freeman’s continual wonderful support in presenting the beauty and culture of Lijiang to the world and bringing the world to Lijiang." Veteran hotelier and Chief Executive Officer of The Lux Collective Paul Jones said, “The city of Lijiang is rich in its cultural and tourism resources and has great potential for tourism market development. As a global hospitality group rooted in sustainability, The Lux Collective will continue to promote Lijiang as a destination to the international market, while elevating the art of hotel management and services, local hospitality talent development, and business development. With this, we aim to strengthen our strategic cooperation for the greater good in this beautiful Yunnan region of China.” In 2014, LUX* Tea Horse Road opened its first hotel in Lijiang - an UNESCO World Heritage Site, as the cornerstone of The Lux Collective’s entry into the China market. During the past years, another six hotels and retreats along Tea Horse Road opened, including LUX* Benzilan, LUX* Sangushui, LUX* Peach Valley, LUX* Daju Village, LUX* Stone Town and LUX* Shangri-La. As part of the celebrations, the two companies also jointly unveiled the upcoming opening of the eighth resort of LUX* Tea Horse Road China: LUX* Lashi Lake – with a symbolic handover ceremony onsite. Featuring nine thoughtfully designed rooms, a restaurant, and a Café LUX* with a view, this boutique retreat has a prime address located at the doorstep of the tranquil Lashi Lake. To discover a unique Yunnan journey with extraordinary experiences, visit LUX* Horse Road.
Yunnan Tourism targets US travel trade
The provincial tourism board in Yunnan, southwest China, recently completed a roadshow in the US, where it met with American travel agents. From 7-11 May 2017, the Yunnan Provincial Tourism Development Commission joined forces with the American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA) to promote and market Yunnan tourism in the US. The first stop of the roadshow was Houston, where a high-level Yunnanese delegation took part in the Southwest ASTA 2017 trade show. More than 100 American travel agents attended the event. Then on 10 May, the Yunnan delegation had a symposium with ASTA in Washington DC, during which the two parties signed a Memorandum of Cooperation on tourism marketing, tourism education and tourism investment. "Yunnan hopes to join hands with American travel agents to enhance tourism cooperation and better promote the Sino-US tourism industry," said Chen Zhenlong, deputy director general of Yunnan Provincial Tourism Development Commission. He also invited American travel agents to participate in the 2017 China International Travel Mart (CITM 2017), which is being held in Yunnan's capital Kunming this October.
Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) Tourism Strategy 2030 Unveiled At MTF 2025
Officially unveiled at the Mekong Tourism Forum (MTF) 2025, the final draft of the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) Tourism Strategy 2030 is now being readied for publishing and will be available for download at www.mekongtourism.org by mid July. The GMS comprises Cambodia, China’s Yunnan Province and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam. In 2024 these countries welcomed over 69 million international arrivals, signalling a strong recovery toward pre-pandemic levels. Intra-GMS travel accounted for around 9.5 million trips in 2023. The GMS Tourism Strategy 2030 was jointly developed by the GMS Tourism Working Group and the Mekong Tourism Coordinating Office (MTCO), with support from the GMS Economic Cooperation Program. MTCO executive director Suvimol Thanasarakij said the strategy would drive high-quality sustainable tourism development, promote regional cooperation, and accelerate the development of secondary destinations across the GMS. Strategic programs would focus on building sustainable destinations, developing human capital, strengthening engagement and enhancing regional destination marketing. In development since late 2023, the GMS Tourism Strategy 2030 will guide regional tourism cooperation over the next five years. It follows on from the GMS Tourism Sector Strategy (2016-2025). “The new 2030 strategy builds on the strong foundation laid by previous strategies, but updates it to better reflect today’s realities - like climate challenges, the digital shift, and the need for more inclusive and resilient growth,” said Suvimol. “The 2030 strategy places more emphasis on developing secondary destinations and improving connectivity, so that tourism benefits aren’t just concentrated in the big cities. It integrates climate action and digital transformation much more deeply. There’s a strong focus on making tourism more inclusive - supporting women, youth, and groups that have traditionally been left out.” “In this strategy, we’re also making regional marketing - including the promotion of multi-country travel experiences - one of our key strategic directions. And importantly, this strategy calls for stronger public-private partnerships and better coordination across stakeholders at all levels, from the top to the local on-the-ground players.” The GMS Tourism Strategy 2030 draws from extensive consultations with stakeholders in tourism and related sectors. From the start in 2023 the MTCO talked closely with the GMS member countries, and in 2024 consultations were expanded to tour operators, tourism associations, NGOs, academia, media, international organizations and development partners. “A lot of common themes came up, like the urgent need to strengthen digital and marketing skills, better infrastructure, concerns about sustainability and overtourism, and a big one - how to get the private sector more involved. Workforce challenges and the need for upskilling and reskilling were also raised, especially in light of post-COVID recovery,” noted Suvimol. MTF 2025 was hosted by Laos in the UNESCO World Heritage City of Luang Prabang, from 25-27 June 2025 under the theme of “United Journey - Stronger Together”. Held at Pullman Luang Prabang, the forum drew 230 delegates from 92 organizations across 20 countries, including government agencies, tourism businesses, development partners, civil society and the media. The event’s theme highlighted the importance of cross-border collaboration in tourism planning and development, and the power of partnership, in shaping the region’s tourism future. “It was energizing to see the GMS tourism community come together not only to celebrate our progress, but to work hand-in-hand in the fields - literally - to shape a more sustainable and inclusive future for travel in the Mekong,” said Suvimol. Literally, because a special feature of the forum saw sessions happen ‘on the ground’ - in a setting relevant to the theme of each. An ecotourism discussion was held by the river in an eco-resort setting, while an agrotourism panel took place in a rice field. MTF 2025 also featured the first-ever GMS tourism private sector workshop, which brought together representatives from GMS travel and tour guide associations to exchange insights, discuss challenges and enhance regional collaboration.
Abercrombie & Kent introduces five new Small Group Journeys for 2026
Abercrombie & Kent (A&K) just revealed its most expansive portfolio yet, with more than 80 Small Group Journeys designed to take travellers far off the beaten path and deep into the heart of compelling destinations well through 2026. From the spectacle of a Carnival in Rio to the sacred temples of Tibet and the Nabatean wonders of Petra and AlUla, these five new journeys offer rare opportunities for cultural immersion, exclusive insider access and A&K’s signature five-star service. As A&K’s director of global group product Suzanne Teng puts it: “After introducing a range of new Small Group Journeys this year to both familiar and far-flung destinations, we challenged ourselves to venture even further for 2026. These new itineraries are designed to ignite curiosity and foster deeper connections, whether through intimate encounters with local communities, behind-the-scenes access to iconic celebrations or time spent in nature that’s still largely untouched.” What makes these journeys different? A&K’s Small Group Journeys are meticulously designed by destination experts and led by Resident Tour Directors who offer unmatched local insight. With most groups numbering fewer than 18 guests, these journeys offer exclusive access to sites and experiences often unavailable to independent travelers: from private viewings of historic landmarks to behind-the-scenes cultural encounters. Each itinerary blends fully guided exploration with ample time for independent discovery, all supported by A&K’s hallmark attention to detail. With logistics seamlessly managed from start to finish, guests can focus entirely on the journey, and return home with lasting memories and deeper cultural understanding. Every A&K Small Group Journey includes award-winning accommodations, from five-star properties that combine first-rate comfort with a keen eye toward the locale, to intimate boutique camps and lodges in wilderness areas, available only to smaller groups. New on the slate for 2026 Brazil: Ultimate Rio Carnival Experience (12th - 17th February 2026) Step inside the vibrant world of Rio’s Carnival with exclusive access only A&K can provide. Go behind the scenes at a renowned samba school warehouses the day before the big parade. Take a private samba class, celebrate like a local at Rio’s street carnival and attend the exclusive Carnival Ball at Copacabana Palace, wearing a custom-made mask by a local artist Witness the world’s biggest parade from the comfort of a VIP box Explore Guanabara Bay on a private cruise of Rio’s waterfront, complete with a DJ Beat the crowds with an exclusive before-hours tour of Christ the Redeemer Ultimate Bolivia Delve deep into Bolivia’s layered cultural identity and remarkable natural landscapes, from high-altitude cities to salt flats. Marvel at the Uyuni Salt Flats and enjoy stargazing under pristine skies Explore Potosí, one of the highest-altitude cities in the world, cited by UNESCO for its historical importance and colonial architecture Visit other UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including “El Fuerte” and Sucre, to admire their well-preserved architectural wonders Enjoy a community visit to the village of Puka Puka where the language and customs of the Aymara people are still alive Cruise Lake Titicaca by hydrofoil and explore the mystical Moon and Sun Islands Attend a lecture by a local historian and savor a tasting of high-altitude wines Mountains and Myths in China and Tibet Explore Lhasa, the heart of Tibet, and take in storied landscapes of the Yunnan province. Walk atop a restored section of the Great Wall near Beijing Take in the scenic wonders of Yunnan such as the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, Tiger Leaping Gorge and the otherworldly Stone Forest Learn about Yunnan’s diverse minorities and meet the Tibetan communities of Shangri-La and Lhasa Visit the iconic Potala Palace and Sera Monastery, the heart of Tibetan spirituality End with a curated exploration of Hong Kong’s cultural contrasts Spain: Madrid, Valencia and Mallorca A sparkling blend of outdoor, cultural and culinary treasures is at the heart of this exploration of Spain. Experience the flavors of Madrid firsthand on a lunchtime tapas tour and dinner at one of the city’s prestigious Flamenco venues Visit the Gallery of Royal Collections and take a day trip to the Royal Monastery of El Escorial, resting place of Spanish monarchs On an A&K-exclusive experience, boat through a national park to partake in a paella-cooking class on a traditional rice farm outside Valencia Discover ancient Palma, capital of the island of Mallorca Explore Mallorca’s Mediterranean bounty during a savory wine and olive encounter Desert Adventures in Saudi Arabia and Jordan Uncover the shared histories and stunning landscapes of the Arabian Peninsula. Explore Petra and AlUla, the archaeological masterpieces of the Nabatean civilization, accompanied by top local experts Visit the rock-cut tombs of Hegra, a Nabatean site carved into sandstone cliffs Gain insights into Saudi society and politics and learn how things are changing through a discussion with a local expert Choose from Design Your Day activities in Petra, from a traditional Turkish bath spa experience to exploring Little Petra or Shobak Crusader Castle
6 million + travel products sold during Fliggy 618 Summer Promotion
Responsive Image Fliggy concluded its 618 summer promotion with a 25% year-on-year (YoY) increase in Gross Merchandise Value (GMV) for promotional items. This year’s campaign saw a surge in consumer engagement, marked by approximately 30% more transacting users and an impressive 45% YoY increase in GMV for reserved items, solidifying the 618 event as a pivotal period for both travelers and merchants. During the promotion period, a record number of over 6 million travel products were sold, ranging from date-specific travel options to popular "Buy Now, Plan Later" offerings such as multi-trip flight passes, multi-use car rental passes, hotel packages, theme park tickets, and leisure activity bundles. To capture early summer demand, travel merchants leveraged Fliggy’s refined marketing strategies – including flash sales and livestreaming – which proved instrumental in driving significant growth. Over 30% of participating merchants doubled their GMV YoY, while the number of brands with sales exceeding RMB10 million and RMB1 million also saw substantial increases. Strong demand for calendar-based bookings Fixed-date travel products, particularly hotel calendar-rate bookings, saw robust demand during this period. Fliggy hosted multiple flash sales featuring prominent hospitality brands such as Marriott, Hilton, and Banyan Tree, alongside major domestic hotel groups including Wanda and Narada. This approach effectively enhanced member engagement, resulting in a 58% YoY increase in total room nights booked. One flash sale alone generated an additional 597 room nights for a single property. Livestreaming fuels transaction Livestream commerce played an increasingly vital role in this year’s campaign. Fliggy expanded its official livestream channels across various social media platforms, with promotional placements more than doubling YoY. This strategy not only boosted sales but also enabled merchants to build customer connections through brand appeal and unique offerings, rather than relying solely on price competition. The use of cross-channel livestreams contributed to a remarkable 130% YoY increase in GMV generated through this medium. These sessions, hosted by either professional e-commerce live streamers or travel influencers, provided valuable travel and hotel tips, and insights into niche travel trends, deeply engaging with experience-seeking consumers. The average order value (AOV) during the 618 promotion approached RMB5,000 per transaction, demonstrating customers’ willingness to invest in memorable travel experiences. Top travel destinations Domestically, the most popular destinations included Hainan, Guangdong, Zhejiang, Beijing, Yunnan, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, and Sichuan, with the fastest growth observed in central and western regions such as Shanxi, Hubei, Henan, Inner Mongolia, and Xinjiang. For outbound travel, Japan, South Korea, the Maldives, Hong Kong SAR, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Australia, and the U.S. topped the list. Notably, long-haul destinations beyond a four-hour flight radius from China, including Fiji, Spain, the UAE, Switzerland, and Germany, also saw significant momentum. Travelers hailing from Zhejiang, Guangdong, Shanghai, Jiangsu, and Beijing led in summer travel planning, underscoring strong demand from China’s key economic hubs.
Fliggy releases travel insights for this year’s Dragon Boat Festival holiday
Alibaba Group’s online travel services platform Fliggy just released insights into travel trends for the 2025 Dragon Boat Festival holiday. This latest report reveals a sustained demand for high-quality travel experiences throughout the Chinese mainland, as well as the country’s special autonomous regions of Hong Kong and Macau. Data shows that bookings for customised domestic tours are up by over 50 percent year-on-year (YoY), while domestic hotel packages combining accommodation with entertainment and dining options grew by 20 percent. Likewise, travellers were spending more in the leadup to the holiday, with average expenses on tickets, camping experiences, and chartered tours rising by 8.8 percent compared to last year's holiday period. In for stays and cultural immersion This year, many travelers opted for visits to theme parks or resorts with family and friends. As a result, ticket sales for major attractions and theme parks on the first day of the holiday increased by 25 percent YoY, while comprehensive packages that included dining and entertainment experienced a remarkable 140 percent surge in bookings. With southern China entering its rainy season, the hot and humid weather led many travelers to enjoy hotel-based retreats. Properties enhanced their offerings with traditional festival activities, such as making zongzi (glutinous rice dumplings), handcrafting five-color bracelets, and creating aromatic sachets, attracting guests seeking cultural experiences. Among all accommodation types, luxury resorts and boutique homestays recorded particularly strong booking growth during the holiday period. This year saw the increased popularity of closer destinations During the three-day holiday, travelers favored short-distance road trips and nearby getaways. According to Fliggy data, domestic car rental bookings jumped by approximately 30 percent YoY, with flexible pickup and return options proving particularly popular. Top self-drive destinations included Urumqi, Chengdu, Sanya, Haikou, and Beijing. On the other hand, the most popular domestic destinations included Shanghai, Beijing, Hangzhou, Chengdu, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Nanjing, Chongqing, Xi'an, and Wuhan. Meanwhile, emerging locations such as Beitun (Xinjiang), Jincheng (Shanxi), Qiongzhong (Hainan), Qingyuan (Guangdong), Wuwei (Gansu), Nujiang (Yunnan), Dezhou (Shandong), Fangchenggang (Guangxi), and Kaifeng (Henan) showed the fastest booking growth, alluring travelers with their unique cultural and natural attractions in less crowded environments. For outbound travel, the most sought-after destinations included Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong SAR, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Singapore, France, Indonesia, and the United States, with short-haul flights (under four hours) being particularly popular. Notably, countries such as Poland, Iceland, Finland, Bhutan, Uzbekistan, Laos, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Tanzania, and Georgia experienced substantial growth in bookings, drawing travelers with their pleasant climates and distinctive cultural offerings.
Top five trends for travel during the 2025 Dragon Boat Festival: Fliggy
Chinese tourists are gearing up for a three-day Dragon Boat Festival holiday from May 31 to June 2, 2025. Fliggy, an online travel platform and wholly owned subsidiary of Alibaba Group has released its 2025 Dragon Boat Festival Travel Forecast, highlighting several key trends: Rising interest in cultural experiences: Traditional activities such as dragon boat racing and zongzi(glutinous rice dumplings) making have seen a significant increase in interest. Family-oriented travel gains traction: This year’s holiday coincides with Children's Day, enhancing the appeal of family travel. Bookings for theme park tickets have surged by over 100%, while family hotel packages, which include accommodation, entertainment, and dining options, have increased by 24%. Activities such as outings to the suburbs for water fun and picnics with kids and pets are in high demand, with camping bookings rising by 80%. Short trips are more popular: Two-hour high-speed train trips and short excursions are the preferred options. Car rentals for the holiday have risen by 47% compared to last year. Popular regions for self-driving tours include Urumqi, Chengdu, Sanya, Yili, Haikou, Kunming, Guiyang, Beijing, Guangzhou, and Shanghai. Popular domestic destinations: Major provincial capitals are still favored, but second- and third-tier cities like Jincheng (Shanxi province) and Haidong (Qinghai province) are experiencing a significant increase in bookings, after the picturesque scenery in these locations went viral on social media. Shuangyashan (Heilongjiang province) and Pu'er (Yunnan province) are also emerging as preferred summer retreats. Outbound travel on the rise: Outbound travel is experiencing strong growth compared to last year. Destinations within a four-hour flight radius – such as Hong Kong SAR, South Korea, Japan, Malaysia, and Thailand – remain the most sought after, alongside growing interest in more exotic locations such as Uzbekistan, Iceland, Qatar, Kazakhstan, and Tanzania.
Medical tourism to strengthen ties between Bangladesh and China
In a revolutionary move, Bangladesh sent off its first group of patients, doctors, and travel agencies to China, setting a course for the expansion of the medical tourism sector between the two nations. On Monday, 10th March, the pioneering group flew from Dhaka to Kunming in Yunnan Province where the patients will undergo examinations and treatment. The 31-member group is made up of patients and escorting family members, medical professionals, travel agents, and members of the media. Among those at the send-off were Chinese ambassador to Bangladesh Yao Wen, Bangladeshi foreign secretary Mohammed Jashim Uddin, along with guests from the medical and travel sectors of both nations. A consensus between nations During the send-off ceremony, Yao remarked that this initial visit to China is the result of a consensus between the two nations and reflects his country’s commitment to address Bangladesh’s most urgent medical needs. Uddin likewise wished the travellers well as he expressed their collective gratitude to the host institutions in Yunnan for giving Bangladeshi patients access to quality medical treatment. The foreign secretary also thanked the Chinese government for its long-standing support and assistance in the fields of public healthcare and humanitarian aid and looked forward to further strengthening bilateral relations to bring greater benefits to both nations.
China offers visa-free entry to Xishuangbanna to Southeast Asian travellers
China announced that it is offering visa-free entry to Xishuangbanna in Yunnan Province to travellers from countries that are part of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). The offer comes as China works to promote tourism to the area. In a statement released on Monday, 10th February, China’s National Immigration Administration (NIA) said tourist groups of two or more ordinary passport holders from ten ASEAN member-nations can stay in Xishuangbanna for a maximum of six days. NIA officials said: “This policy marks a significant step towards enhancing autonomous opening-up and supporting Yunnan's development as the Chinese pivot of opening-up to south and southeast Asia. It is of great importance to advancing the tourism industry in southwest China, promoting people-to-people exchanges between China and foreign countries, and deepening the China-ASEAN comprehensive strategic partnership.” Who can avail of the offer? The offer covers citizens from Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. Tourists from these ASEAN countries can enter and exit China visa-free through the Xishuangbanna Gasa International Airport, Mohan Railway Port, and Mohan Highway Port, with travel limited to the administrative region of Xishuangbanna Prefecture. Aside from tourists, China also seeks to open up immigration management at an institutional level to attract more foreign nationals traveling and doing business in the country.
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