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Industry players note that difficulties remain in persuading foreign tourists to return. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Charming inn-style hotels are springing up all across the countryside. These are places where those who can afford it can relax over the weekend.

SHANGHAI: China's relaxation of Covid-19 rules for international arrivals has raised hopes that its multi-billion dollar travel business will soon flourish again but countries longing for the return of Chinese tourists will likely face more of a wait.

SHANGHAI: China's relaxation of Covid-19 rules for international arrivals has raised hopes that its multi-billion dollar travel business will soon flourish again but countries longing for the return of Chinese tourists will likely face more of a wait.

World News - SHANGHAI - China’s relaxation of Covid-19 rules for international arrivals has raised hopes that its multi-billion dollar travel business will soon flourish again, but countries longing for the return of Chinese tourists will likely face more of a wait. China’s National... Read more at www.tnp.sg

SHANGHAI--Chinas relaxation of COVID-19 rules for international arrivals has raised hopes that its multi-billion dollar travel business will soon flourish again but countries longing for the return of Chinese tourists will likely face more of a wait.

Chinas relaxation of COVID-19 rules for international arrivals has raised hopes that its multi-billion dollar travel business will soon flourish again but countries longing for the return of Chinese tourists will likely face more of a wait.

Japan is the latest country to tighten border controls for people who have visited mainland China, as the ...

China's relaxation of COVID-19 rules for international arrivals has raised hopes that its multi-billion dollar travel business will soon flourish again but countries longing for the return of Chinese tourists will likely face more of a wait. China's National Health Commission announce...

Travel during Chinas Golden Week holiday, which begins on Saturday, is set to hit its lowest in years, analysts say, as COVID-19 concerns spur calls for people to avoid travel and keep to their cities, while economic woes damp spending.