Chinese Tourists Ramp Up European Summer Trips, as Americans Cut Back
(Bloomberg) — Newly cost-sensitive Americans may be hitting the breaks on their big European vacations this summer, but another group is taking up the slack: Chinese travelers. According to a survey about long-haul trips the European Travel Commission (ETC) is publishing on Jun. 10, which was previewed exclusively with Bloomberg, 72% of Chinese respondents say they plan to travel to Europe this summer—up 10% from 2024. The figures reflect the highest demand from Chinese travelers since the pandemic. Read More
Recent Posts
Europe Faces Most Difficult Moment in Bid to Avoid Split With US
Toripalimab Presents Long-Term Survival Benefits as 1st-line Treatment for Advanced Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma and Esophageal Squamous Cell Carcinoma Patients
Hastings Racecourse in Vancouver to shut down permanently, operator says
Russia’s Vital Oil Trade With India Is Down, But Not Out
Copper Quest Closes $1,927,000 Private Placement
This TSX stock was up 17% this week and it could gain another 36%, analysts say
AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc. Transfers the Majority of its Equity Investment in Hycroft Mining Holding Corporation to Sprott Mining for a Net Consideration of $24.1 million
Guardian Capital Announces Estimated 2025 Annual Non-Cash Distributions for Guardian Capital ETFs
Emera Renews At-The-Market Equity Program
CRA warns of ‘aggressive tax schemes’ involving critical illness insurance
