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Chinese Tourists Will Try Local Food but Insist on Dining à La Chinoise
Don't blame them for exporting an arguably superior way of eating.
Chinese Ecotourists Head to Colombia in Pursuit of Rare Cock-of-the-Rock
'We spent a lot of money and time to come here, including an 18-hour flight and many hours on the road. All this effort to get here, but it paid off the instant we saw the bird.'
BOOK EXCERPT: How Taiwan Changed a Xinjiang Mother
My mom’s trip to Taiwan was a major turning point in her life, opening up a new travel-obsessed chapter. In her old pictures she’d be looking askance, lips shut, not a trace of a smile. Now she looks right at the camera, mouth wide in a smile. She even throws up a peace sign every now and then.
Chinese Tourism Needn’t Come at Expense of Local Culture
Foreign destinations can court Chinese visitors without having to sacrifice their native flavor.
China’s Tourism Industry Riding the ‘Silver Wave’
With abundant free time and a lifetime’s worth of savings, senior citizens constitute an increasingly attractive market for travel companies.
Nepal Seeing Rising Tourism from China
The Himalayan nation’s travel industry is transforming to accommodate the growing thirst for adventure from its northern neighbor.
PODCAST: ‘One China, Two Taiwans’ — Deconstructing Cross-Strait Tourism with Ian Rowen
Check out the first episode of The News Lens Radio.
A Row With China Over U.S. Missiles Is Devastating South Korea's Tourism Industry
South Korea is hurting and as usual smaller players are suffering the most.
The Coming Wake-Up Call for China’s Tourism Industry
Crowds of visitors to the country’s scenic areas have investors taking rash, risky and unsustainable decisions.
Deadly Taiwan Bus Crash Leads to Soul-Searching
While the direct cause of the July 19 accident in Taoyuan is still under investigation, some say that end-to-end services might be to blame.