China’s Ski Season Kicks Off: 35M Visits & 190K Overseas Guests!
China’s 2025–26 ski season opened strong: 35M visits and 190K overseas guests in the first month, up 10% and 66% YoY, boosted by expanded visa-free entry.
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China’s 2025–26 ski season opened strong: 35M visits and 190K overseas guests in the first month, up 10% and 66% YoY, boosted by expanded visa-free entry.
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