and research trips. In particular, "parent-child tourism" has gained momentum throughout 2021 and 2022, along with the steady revival of the national tourism industry. The 2022 Summer Travel Market ...

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A visitor hangs her wish tag on a wishing tree at China's tourism booth at the New York Travel and Adventure Show on Saturday. LIAO PAN/CHINA NEWS SERVICE As part of its ongoing efforts to boost ...

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China-based travel agent Reder Wang said ... It really affects the travellers here." The data from Tourism Research Australia also showed that, nationally, Chinese visitor numbers recovered ...

The global cruise tourism market is set to expand ... a research fellow with the China Waterborne Transport Research Institute, was quoted by the Global Times as saying in April.