Enticing more Chinese tourists to South-East Asia and beyond


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Chinese tourists wearing traditional Thai outfits at Wat Arun in Bangkok, Thailand. The country, as well as other global destinations, are hoping for an influx of Chinese tourists arrivals soon. — Bloomberg

Global tourist destinations are keen to attract Chinese holidaymakers, with high hopes for a tourism boom.

In a video message recently, Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin extended a warm welcome to Chinese tourists, as they had been the largest source of inbound tourism for the country. The prime minister expressed hopes that Chinese visitors would have a delightful and secure experience in Thailand.

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