Macau casino tycoons Pansy Ho and Francis Lui suggest promoting “multi-stop” travels between Macau, Hong Kong, and other Chinese cities during meetings of China’s top political consultative body and its parliament.

The Chinese Central Government has announced plans to expand the current individual visit scheme for Chinese nationals to visit Macau and Hong Kong.

Research highlights air links and visa issues as key contributors to China's outbound travel rebound in 2024. As more Asian countries waive visa requirements for Chinese travelers, casinos in the region stand to benefit.

Melco Resorts & Entertainment has announced that Studio City Water Park has been recognized as one of China’s top 100 novel attractions by Global Travel Play Book.

Thailand and China have agreed to waive visa requirements for each other's nationals starting from March. This move has already caused a boom in travel searches in China.

China’s aviation sector experienced a highly unbalanced recovery in 2023, primarily due to the lag in the recovery of international travel, note analysts at Fitch.

With global tourism approaching full recovery, the Chinese online travel agency (OTA) giant Trip.com Group has reported a strong booking interest in Asia.

One of the world's biggest Online Travel Agencies (OTA), headquartered in Shanghai, Trip.com Group, reveals that China's outbound tourism has further rebounded in 3Q23.

According to the data collected by Trip.com, global search results for China inbound travel improved by nearly 40 percent in 3Q23 compared to the previous quarter. As one of the world's biggest Online Travel Agencies (OTA), Trip.com believes that China's further openness will continue to boost inbound travel in the coming years.

Trip.com Group's CEO, Jane Sun, believes that Chinese outbound travelers will gradually increase as international flights resume, and visa applications continue to rise.