Detailed view of a traditional Chinese temple roof under a clear blue sky.

China

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China stretches from the Gobi desert to the subtropics across several climate zones. Beijing keeps the Forbidden City and sections of the Great Wall, Shanghai lines the Bund with towers, Xi’an guards the Terracotta Army. The karst hills of Guilin and the pillars of Zhangjiajie are the landscapes of classical painting. Regional cooking ranges from fiery Sichuan to mild Cantonese.

China restricted airspace around Beijing: what will change for tourists

Around the capital a flight‑restriction zone of about 280 000 km² – roughly the size of Italy – has been set up. The limits apply to light aviation and drones, while regular flights from Beijing keep running as usual.

New Immigration Rules in China: What Has Changed for Tourists

From 15 September 2026 China introduced stricter entry and exit regulations. False information on a visa can result in a ban on visiting the country for up to five years — we explain that and how to prepare.

Chinese Slopes Replace the Alps: Why Russians Choose Chunli

Russian skiers are turning more often to Asian resorts. Chunli in Hebei province offers an all‑in package at a price comparable to Japan’s, but without visa hassles or complicated logistics.

Why Chinese Tourism from Russia Is Growing Fast: Numbers, Challenges and Opportunities

More Russian travelers are choosing China, especially Hainan Island. Rising sales, new flights and a shortage of Russian‑speaking guides are reshaping the game for tour operators and the regions that welcome Chinese guests.

How the Visa‑Free Regime Boosted Air Links Between Russia and China

After the visa‑free regime was introduced in 2025, traffic between Russia and China jumped by dozens of percent: Aeroflot added new flights, increased frequencies and opened new routes, making travel simpler and more affordable.

How the Visa‑Free Regime Is Changing Tourism in China: Growth, New Routes and Future Prospects

With the visa‑free arrangement between Russia and China taking effect in 2025, demand for trips surged, tourist preferences shifted, and operators rolled out new offers. We break down what to expect next.