Beijing sees 61 pct surge in inbound tourists in Q1

一季度北京入境游客增长61%

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2025-04-22

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  • Beijing reported a surge in inbound tourism in the first quarter of this year.

  • as the Chinese capital ramps up its efforts to improve travel and payment convenience for visitors and diversify its tourism experiences.

  • The city received 891,000 inbound tourists In the January through March period,

  • up 61.3% year on year,

  • with inbound tourism continuing to heat up,

  • following China's further relaxation of its visa-free transit policy.

  • According to data, released by the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism.

  • Visitors from Hong Kong, Macau,

  • and Taiwan totaled 147,000 in the first quarter of this year, up 32% year on year.

  • Beijing received 744,000 foreign tourists,

  • with that figure surging 68.7% and accounting for 83.5% of all inbound visitors to the city.

  • To boost inbound tourism,

  • Beijing has launched one-stop comprehensive service centers

  • for arriving tourists at its two airports.

  • It is also offering more convenient payment and telecommunication services.

  • Additionally,

  • the city is providing a greater number of in-depth travel products to allow inbound tourists to visit more parts of the city rather than just its most famous landmarks,