China travel just got an upgrade!

China Global Television Network (CGTN) - Oct 2, 2026

The new way to explore China goes beyond ticking off landmarks. Visitors are diving into local traditions — from exploring traditional Chinese medicine and learning the art of tea, to discovering culture through hands-on experiences.

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