Navigating the Challenges of Traveling to China as a Tourist.

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China has reopened its borders to foreign travelers, but the number of flights into the country is still a small fraction of what it was before the pandemic, partly due to geopolitical tensions. Many people are struggling to book flights due to high prices and a lack of direct flights. Business travelers are currently the most frequent visitors to China, as airlines are slow to ramp up their flights. Despite the challenges, there is pent-up demand for travel to China, with bookings for group tours surging for a holiday break in early May.
China Has Reopened to Tourists. The Hard Part Is Getting There. The New York Times
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