JINZHONG, China -- With China set to celebrate the Lunar New Year without travel restrictions for the first time in four years, some in its tourism sector are hopeful that demand will rebound, while others remain cautious.
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Surfers in China's Hainan province, a major tourist destination. © Reuters
JINZHONG, China -- With China set to celebrate the Lunar New Year without travel restrictions for the first time in four years, some in its tourism sector are hopeful that demand will rebound, while others remain cautious.