This document discusses tourism trends among Chinese citizens, both domestically within China and internationally. It notes that China has designated "Golden Weeks" where many Chinese citizens take domestic vacations. Popular domestic tourist destinations include temples, the Forbidden City, and the Great Wall. The document also examines "red tourism" which involves visiting historically significant communist sites. Additionally, it looks at ethno-tourism where Chinese tourists can experience local ethnic minority cultures. The document briefly discusses outbound international tourism by Chinese citizens and the growing phenomenon of "cosmetic tourism" where Chinese travel abroad for medical procedures. It concludes by mentioning guidelines have been put in place for Chinese tourists traveling overseas.

1. China
Tourism, Leisure and
Popular Culture
Breda University of Applied Sciences
1 June 2016

2. Prof.Dr. Stefan Landsberger
Leiden University
The Netherlands

3. Chinese Globetrotters
The Chinese tourist travels
all over China and all over
the world. Are the Chinese
real global citizens?

4. Domestic tourism

8. Golden weeks

10. Confucius temple, 1 October 2011

11. Forbidden City, 1 October 2011

12. Forbidden City, 1 October 2011

13. Great Wall, 1 October 2011

14. Great Wall, 1 October 2011

15. “Red” tourism

25. Sichuan Jianchuan Museum

34. Ethno-tourism

38. During the "Monihei"
Carnival, the Wa
ethnic group in
Cangyuan, Yunnan
Province, traditionally
throw and smear
muddy water onto
each other to express
their wishes for
health and happiness.
May 1, 2016.

40. Tibet

42. So far, yet so near

48. Outbound tourism

65. Cosmetic Tourism

69. Guidelines for Chinese Tourists

70. A 15-year-old scrawled “Din Jinhao Was Here” on this
ancient wall frieze in 2013