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Since 1980s, tourism cooperation between ASEAN and China has achieved remarkable progress： The number of flights between ASEAN countries and China has exceeded 2,700 per week； over 30 million people have engaged in ASEAN-China tourism exchanges； and the annual number of tourists travelling back and forth between ASEAN and China has increased by six times, compared with over a decade ago.
The ASEAN-China Year of Tourism Cooperation was inaugurated in Manila, the Philippines in March 2017, followed by many theme events, including Mekong Tourism Forum and CAEXPO Tourism Exhibition （CTE）, which are aimed at enhancing bilateral exchanges and cooperation in tourism, boosting people-to-people connectivity between the two sides and contributing to the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road construction.
In China’s Ming Dynasty （1368-1644 A.D.） more than 600 years ago, Zheng He, a great Chinese navigator, once made “seven expeditions to the western seas”, setting foot in Southeast Asian countries and bringing business opportunities to local people at that time； now, ASEAN’s tourist destinations are highly favored by Chinese tourists. CAEXPO, an important platform for ASEAN-China cooperation in various fields, will help strengthen tourism links between the two sides, by virtue of City of Charm （CoC） mechanism and CAEXPO Tourism Exhibition.
An increasingly close friendship through exchange visits
“Tourism, viewed as a bridge for civilization dissemination, cultural exchanges and friendship enhancement, is the most direct and natural way of communication between people,” said Secretary-General of ASEAN-China Centre Mme. Yang Xiuping, “Tourism cooperation has always been regarded as one of the highlights of ASEAN-China relations. Tourism exerts a powerful influence on the economic and social development of ASEAN and China and on the promotion of bilateral people-to-people connectivity, consolidating the public support and social foundation for bilateral ties.”
“You’d better go to the Philippines yourself, and then you will find that Filipino people are quite honest and friendly,” Ms. Xiao writes in her travel note after returning home from the Philippines in 2016. As of now, it is estimated that China has become the largest tourist source country of Indonesia, Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam, the second largest of Singapore, and the third largest of Malaysia.
In the meantime, China has also attracted the attention of more and more ASEAN tourists. Now, there are six ASEAN countries among the top 15 tourist source countries of China, according to the statistics. In 2016, Vietnamese tourists travelling to China amounted to over one million, and so did Malaysia and the Philippines. In Guangxi, which is adjacent to ASEAN, the annual number of inbound tourists exceeds three million, with ASEAN tourists accounting for nearly half of the total.
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