Passport-free Access To North Korea From China's Dandong
Chinese tourists who want to visit North Korea via Dandong will not need a passport from now on — just their ID card and photos are enough.
Yunnan Issues Travel Passport To Offer More Benefits To Tourists
Yunnan, a major tourist destination in southern China, plans to issue a Yunnan Travel Passport from 2009 to offer more benefits and better service for tourists.
Xinjiang Tries Border Travel With Surrounding Countries
China's Xinjiang Autonomous Region, which has many border crossings, is trying to run cross-border travel with the surrounding countries in Central Asia to promote bilateral economic and cultural exchanges.
Tourism New Zealand Launches Semi-FIT Tours To New Zealand In Beijing
Tourism New Zealand has announced that it will launch the semi-FIT itinerary from China to New Zealand in Beijing together with Air New Zealand and four local travel agencies.
Macau Allowed To Open Travel Agencies In Guangdong In New Year
According to Supplement V of the Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement, Macau travel agencies will be allowed to set up wholly owned travel agencies in Guangdong from January 1 2009.
Guangdong To Pilot Promotion Of National Travel Program
The Guangdong provincial government has signed a memorandum of understanding for closer partnership with the China National Tourism Administration.
Visitors From Mainland Need A Valid Endorsement To Enter Macau
From September 1, 2008, Chinese mainland citizens who hold a passport for Hong Kong and Macau with an endorsement to Hong Kong but without a valid endorsement to Macau will be not allowed to enter Macau via Hong Kong.