Tahiti and its surrounding islands are striving for a bigger slice of the booming outbound tourism market in China.
It's a pilgrimage and an experience mixing with fun and challenge to jog in the pristine wilderness at an elevation above 4,000 in Yading.
Wu Yu's northern journey took him from China's very southern tip and through the mainland, Mongolia and Russia to arrive at the Arctic Circle.
Compelling experiences combining pristine nature, wildlife, a city lifestyle, affordable luxury and amazing adventures, ranging from mountain hiking to shark cage-diving, have made South Africa popular with Chinese visitors.
China's largest online travel agency Ctrip has recently launched a new version of its customized tour platform.
A new big data lab will help analysts in the travel business track how consumers use all kinds of tourism products.
Irish eyes are smiling at the huge potential of China's lucrative outbound tourism market.
Sansha, Hainan province is the southernmost city in China.
Wherever you go in Sri Lanka, coconuts seem to be ever present, but they are not the country's most lucrative crop; that crown belongs to tea.
From a source high in the Mao'er Mountain the Lijiang River sweeps south toward Guilin and into the world's imagination.
Hipsters who frequent the bustling Gongti area for food and wine have a new place to visit, the recently opened Mojo, which claims to be the first international gastrolounge in Beijing.
Chinese tourists have helped drive up Australia's visitor expenditure figures, while the number of Chinese who visited Australia grew almost 20 percent to more than 1.1 million in 2016, according to figures released by the federal government last Wednesday. The International Visitors Survey (IVS) showed foreign tourists spent a record 39.1 billion Australian dollars ($29.6 billion) throughout the year ending December 2016, a 7 percent rise on the previous year, with Chinese visitors accounting for almost a quarter of that figure.
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