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China’s economy may be in the doldrums, but its movie theaters have enjoyed a record-breaking few months as young women flocked to see home-grown films.

From June to September, Chinese consumers spent $3.2 billion at the box office, a record high for that stretch.

Thailand’s golden beaches, shopping districts and ornate temples are filling with tourists once again and Chinese vacationers are getting an especially VIP welcome under a new visa-free scheme.

BEIJING — Thailand’s golden beaches, shopping districts and ornate temples are filling with tourists once again and Chinese vacationers are getting an especially VIP welcome under a new visa-free scheme.Vowing...

Thailand’s golden beaches, shopping districts and ornate temples are filling with tourists once again and Chinese vacationers are getting an especially VIP welcome under a new visa-free scheme.

(CTN News) - Chinese tourists are receiving a royal treatment under a new visa-free program that has resulted in a resurgence of visitors to Thailand's famed

The Ministry of Culture claims that “No More Bets,” which has topped the box office in China, could damage the country’s reputation.

Perhaps it’s not surprising that Vietnam wants out of the CLMV club.

Thailand intended to quickly revive its tourism industry damaged by COVID thanks to Chinese tourists, but a successful film released last month disrupted the long-awaited recovery.

Thanks to social media rumours and a blockbuster movie, the kingdom of Thailand's image among many Chinese people is now one of danger