Inbound tour orders from six EU nations rise


Trending upwards: Visitors take photographs in front of Saint Sophia’s Church in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province. The number of travel product orders from some European countries nearly doubled year-on-year, illustrating the pick up in recovery. — Bloomberg

BEIJING: China has seen a growing number of orders for inbound tours from Switzerland, Ireland, Hungary, Austria, Belgium and Luxembourg following the implementation of a visa-free policy for these countries that started March 14, industry players say.

China’s inbound tourism market is expected to recover rapidly this year, they said.

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