Chinese Tourists
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,
DidaTravel presents Lunar New Year travel trends report
Global travel distribution company DidaTravel released a report on the key travel trends for the Lunar New Year on Wednesday, 22nd January.
Alipay records rebound in outbound Chinese tourists spending amid tourism recovery
Amid global cross-border tourism recovery, the average spending of Chinese tourists using Alipay overseas doubled in the first quarter of 2023 compared with pre-pandemic levels in the same period in 2019, according to Alipay
Key factors propelling the growth in China Outbound Tourism Market
The China outbound tourism market is estimated to reach USD 184,201 Million in 2022, with sales projected to increase at a robust 14.1% CAGR between 2022 and 2032.
Almost 2,000 Chinese flights to enter Thailand
Thailand’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAAT) authorised1,910 flights from China to enter the kingdom, with 671 expected to arrive in February and 970 slated for arrival in March, according to CAAT president Suttipong Kongpool.
What hotel GMs can do now to prepare for the return of Chinese travelers post COVID-19
Last week Anita shared a few post COVID-19 trends and ideas on what hotel GMs can do to get ahead of the game to welcome Chinese travelers post COVID-19. Anita decided to elaborate on her ideas and write this article.
Chinese tourists will be taught how to behave in Malaysia
“We will educate our tourists to behave properly in Malaysia,” says China’s ambassador to Malaysia Bai Tian. China has acknowledged that the embassy had received numerous complaints regarding the misconduct of mainland Chinese travellers in Malaysia.
Capturing the Chinese consumer
1.4 billion people strong, the Chinese make up a large percentage of APAC travellers. Capturing Chinese travellers is like netting a big fish. They travel in throngs and have money to spend.
Chinese tourism to US dwindles in the wake of trade war
After years of double-digit growth, the number of Chinese visitors to the US and the amount they spend are shrinking,
Chinaboo: A deeper look at Chinese tourism in SEA
Chinese tourists are ubiquitous across the globe. Anywhere you turn, Chinese is present; even in the most remote tourist area in Africa. It could almost be said that there is no tourist spot on the planet without Chinese visitors.
Chinese tourism in US slows down as tourists travel closer to home
According to the National Travel and Tourism Office, Chinese tourism to the US fell by 5.7% in 2018 to 2.9 million visitors. In comparison, the US welcomed more than 3 million Chinese visitors in 2016 and 2017.
5 reasons why the travel industry is always talking about China
The travel industry is obsessed with Chinese travellers trying to attract millions of travellers.
Weapons-grade tourism: US set to lose billions in revenue as Chinese tourist numbers dwindle
China claimed that Chinese tourists are “reluctant” to travel to the United States due to the escalating trade tensions and security concerns.
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