With wars and troubles everywhere, China's tourism will get a boost

And China's tourism industry is going to benefit from countries with tourists now shunning away like Thailand and Bali. This will be China's opportunity to further leverage on the chaos in Europe with protests breaking out and contagion rearing its head. Several European countries are facing protest, with even Israel having a taste. Some analysts expect the USA to be next on the line. Let us wait and see.

The more foreign tourists visit China, the better for the economy of China. China need not spend an arm and a leg to counter the USA propaganda machine. The foreign tourists will do the countering free of charge when they talk about the situation in China - the infrastructures, airport-like train stations, the high-speed transport system, the low cost of living, the cleanliness on the streets and the patriotism shown by the Chinese overall.

China is a very huge country, full of historical sites across the country. Visiting China is not a one day or one week discovery tour like Singapore. It takes months to cover the whole of China if one is adventurous enough with one visit. Most will visit China again and again to cover itineraries they could not do so during one visit. There are so much to see and experience. Such foreigners visiting China will fuel hotel occupancy rates and other services catering to the tourism industry. This is another sector that will grow to dominate global tourism eventually. Let not the West tell China to slow down this sector as well, in other words curb its overcapacity as well.


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