With the expansion of China’s 72/144-hour visa-free transit policy to 54 countries, EyeShenzhen, the official nine-language portal of Shenzhen, launched a travel page Wednesday to boost Shenzhen’s global tourism and enhance services for international travelers.

According to the Travel & Tourism Development Index 2024 of the World Economic Forum, China ranks eighth among the top 10 countries for travel and tourism.

In many travelers’ minds, Inner Mongolia conjures images of vast grasslands, lakes and one of the most famous warriors of all time, Genghis Khan.

Tourists are flocking to Kashgar, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region to experience the well-preserved ancient city and its local culture, the China Daily reported.

Since the end of June, free one-day tours of Guangzhou have been introduced for foreign tourists eligible for the 144-hour visa-free transit policy.

Shenzhen’s coastal and mountainous tourism resources are considered major attractions for tourists from across the country and around the world.

The Qianxi’nan Buyi and Miao Autonomous Prefecture of Guizhou Province showcased its unique cultural charm and diverse tourism resources at a promotional conference held in Futian District yesterday afternoon.

Six travel routes in Nan’ao Subdistrict featuring the “slow city” concept were unveiled during a ceremony awarding the subdistrict the “slow city” plaque at the Lavenna Resort Judiaosha in Nan’ao Subdistrict, Dapeng New Area yesterday.

The 22nd China Harbin International Beer Festival kicked off in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province on Saturday.