Travel in Jiangsu
Jiangsu is now home to 114 stores where foreign visitors can instantly claim value-added tax (VAT) rebates, a shift from the previous refund-upon-departure model.[Detail]
During the Qingming Festival holiday, from April 4 to 6, Jiangsu Province experienced a significant increase in both visitor numbers and revenue compared to the previous year, according to the provincial Department of Culture and Tourism.[Detail]
Nanjing welcomed 77,000 international overnight visitors in the first two months of the year, marking a 48.7% increase year-on-year, according to the city’s Department of Culture and Tourism at a promotional event in Shanghai.[Detail]
Jiangsu Province launched its 16th Rural Tourism Festival in Guilin Village, Liyang City on March 22.[Detail]
Cities in the Yangtze River Delta region are hosting festivals and events centered on blooming flowers, such as cherry blossoms, magnolias and tulips, to boost tourism in the spring season.[Detail]
On February 17, Nanjing's Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism collaborated with several local agencies to launch spring travel offerings centered on flower viewing and cycling.[Detail]
Over the past weekend, Jiangsu’s railway network experienced the peak of this year's Spring Festival travel rush, with students returning to school, migrant workers heading to jobs, and tourists on the move, the Jiangsu Railway Group announced on February 17.[Detail]
In 2024, the border inspection agencies across Jiangsu recorded over 200,000 visa-free entries, accounting for 56.31% of all foreign visitors to the coastal province, according to a work conference of the provincial immigration administration.[Detail]
Border inspection agencies across Jiangsu Province recorded about 100,000 entry and exit trips during the Spring Festival holiday, a 12.1% increase year-on-year.[Detail]
A conference featuring cultural and natural heritage of China's eastern coastal province of Jiangsu was held in London, the UK on Jan 21.[Detail]
On January 23, a market featuring intangible cultural heritage (ICH) opened at Nanjing South Railway Station, infusing the Spring Festival travel rush with a touch of cultural tradition. [Detail]
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