China Travel Business Guide: How to Earn $15K Monthly in Inbound Tourism

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🔸The 144-hour visa-free transit policy has ignited a tourism revival! In the first three quarters of this year, China welcomed 95 million international visitors, recovering over 90% of pre-pandemic 2019 levels. Arrivals from visa-exempt countries doubled, and the momentum is accelerating—when the policy expanded to 240 hours (10 days), OTA platforms recorded an 87% spike in international flight and hotel searches within just one hour of the announcement.

🔸European tourists are flooding in, with monthly entries from certain nations reaching 30,000-50,000 and rising. This surge has surpassed even Xu Sheng’s most optimistic projections. A veteran of Europe’s tourism market, he recognized foreigners’ spending power—yet his three-month shift to inbound tourism in Chengdu has already generated 450,000 RMB revenue. December bookings soared 60%, signaling unprecedented profits ahead.

🔸This inbound tourism boom is revitalizing the sector, but many local agencies face hurdles. Constrained international marketing budgets and limited global platform access pose unexpected obstacles. “Solo efforts won’t succeed in inbound tourism,” industry experts emphasize. “Only players with strong resource integration can truly flourish.”

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