China Travel News

Spring Airlines will operate a direct air route between Fuzhou, capital of Fujian province, and Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand in October.

The Palace Museum in Beijing, also called Forbidden City, will be opened wider to the public announced by its administrators on 16, September.

Overseas visitors are able to claim tax refunds on purchases made in Fujian province starting on Oct 1, 2015.

Nanjing will offer 72-hour visa-free entry policy for international passengers with valid visas and the air ticket to the third country from 10 September, 2015.

China Eastern Airlines is scheduled to resume direct flights between Shanghai and Auckland, New Zealand on Sept. 26.

An archaeological excavation of ancient tombs has been completed in Huanghua city, Hebei province, on Aug 26, 2015.

The 22nd Beijing International Book Fair kicked off at the New China International Exhibition Center in Beijing on Aug 26.

61 tourist attractions in Shanghai are offering half-price admission during the first week of the Shanghai Tourism Festival.

A number of tourist attractions in Beijing have temporarily closed due to recently implemented traffic regulations ahead of military parade.

Overseas visitors are able to claim tax refunds on purchases made in Beijing and Shanghai starting in July, 2015.