China takes further steps to facilitate tourism

中国采取进一步措施促进旅游业发展

The Beijing Hour

2025-11-03

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International leaders are beginning to arrive in Shanghai for the International Import Expo, where Chinese Premier Li Qiang will deliver a speech (01:01). China will exempt visa requirements for Swedish passport holders, and allow travel agencies to resume services for tourist groups to Canada (11:04). And British police say there is only one suspect in the weekend stabbing attack, and they don't believe the incident is an act of terrorism (27:15).
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  • the Chinese Premier will give an address at the opening of the China International Import Expo in Shanghai.

  • China is exempting the Swedish nationals from visa requirements and is also allowing the resumption of group tourists to Canada.

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  • China has announced that Premier Li Chang will attend the opening ceremony of the China International Import Expo and address the event.

  • This year's CIE in Shanghai will begin on Wednesday and last for six days.

  • The booths in the expanded exhibition area exceeding 430,000 square meters are ready to greet guests.

  • The number of participating enterprises has increased by over 600 from last year.

  • And foreign leaders attending the China International Import Expo include the prime ministers of Georgia and Serbia,