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China’s Tourism Sector in 2025: Record Recovery, Visa-Free Expansions, and Emerging Hotspots

Published January 10, 2026 by Staff Writer

China’s Tourism Sector in 2025: Record Recovery, Visa-Free Expansions, and Emerging HotspotsThe 2026 Chinese New Year (Spring Festival), falling on February 17, marks the longest holiday in recent history with a nine-day break from February 15-23, extended by weekend adjustments.

Beijing, China (TRI) — With 2026 now underway, China’s tourism sector continues to show strong signs of post-pandemic recovery, backed by early 2025 figures pointing…

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The 10 Most Visited Countries in the World: 2025 Rankings and Strategies for Welcoming More Visitors in 2026

Published January 8, 2026 by Staff Writer

The 10 Most Visited Countries in the World: 2025 Rankings and Strategies for Welcoming More Visitors in 2026Iconic sites included the Forbidden City in Beijing, the terracotta warriors in Xi'an, and the karst landscapes of Guilin, alongside high-tech attractions like Shenzhen's innovation hubs.

PARIS (TRI) — As global travel continues its post-pandemic surge, the world’s top tourist destinations in 2025 welcomed tens of millions of visitors, driven by…

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Hundreds of Tourists Stranded on Yemen’s Remote Socotra Island Amid Saudi-UAE Rift

Published January 6, 2026 by Staff Writer

Hundreds of Tourists Stranded on Yemen’s Remote Socotra Island Amid Saudi-UAE RiftThe U.S. Department of State has advised against all travel to Yemen, including Socotra, and noted limited consular services.

SOCOTRA, Yemen (TRI) — As Yemen’s long-running civil war enters a volatile new phase, hundreds of international tourists find themselves stranded on the remote island…

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U.S. Takes Charge: How Trump’s Western Hemisphere Vision Could Reshape Tourism in the Americas

Published January 6, 2026 by Staff Writer

U.S. Takes Charge: How Trump’s Western Hemisphere Vision Could Reshape Tourism in the AmericasThe Western Hemisphere refers to the half of Earth west of the Prime Meridian, primarily including the Americas and extending into the Arctic.

WASHINGTON (TRI) — As the dust settles from the U.S. military operation that captured Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro on January 3, 2026, President Donald Trump’s…

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