（文章来源：第一财经） 土耳其《官方公报》发布总统令，宣布自2026年1月2日起，对持中国普通护照的公民实行免签入境政 策。消息带动土耳其相关搜索猛增，去哪儿数据显示，截至1月1日上午10时，国内飞往土耳其伊斯坦布 尔搜索量环比上周增3.2倍，旅游胜地安塔利亚涨1.3倍，土耳其第三大城市、爱琴海边的伊兹密尔涨2倍 以上。上海、广州、北京、中国香港、成都、深圳、杭州、西安、重庆、厦门是搜索热度最高的十个出 发地，环比上周均有2倍以上增长。 ...

12月1日下午，经过两三个小时的"埋头苦干"，旅行社老板许楠希才处理完所有与"赴俄旅游免签"有关 的工作——看政策、回信息、接电话。因为气温低，冬天本来是赴俄旅游的淡季，但今年冬天，俄罗斯 旅游市场却因免签政策提前"热"了起来。 "往年这时候一天可能只有一两个客户咨询，但昨天（12月1日）下午开始接到了三四十个咨询，一直到 凌晨两三点都还有人问。我们估计1月中旬后会迎来小高峰。" 三疆国际旅行社相关负责人郭星佑说。 伴随咨询量猛增，郭星佑的同事当即联系了俄罗斯多家宾馆并包下200个房间，加上预计后续游客越来 越多，目前他们计划包下这200个房间一整年。对于旅行社而言，尽管签证费收入因免签而直接消失， 但因为语言、交通等问题，俄罗斯或许还是更适合跟团旅游。 市场给出的反馈很快。12月1日下午，他经营的旅行社就收到了三四十条线上咨询——而平时可能才两 三条。"从昨天中午就开始了，到半夜一直有咨询。"郭星佑说，连平时的宣传视频播放量也翻了倍。 面对这波意料之中的流量，公司反应迅速。郭星佑当天就调整了内容营销方向，核心是"做科普"——为 潜在客户厘清免签后的旅行方式，介绍哪些人适合自由行，哪些人更适合跟团。 第二天他 ...

#柬埔寨旅游关注度升高#【春秋旅游：#柬埔寨对中国直飞航班将增加#】据新华社12月3日消息，柬埔 寨政府2日发布官方文件称，将于2026年6月15日至10月15日期间对中国公民试行免签政策，每次入境可 停留14天。12月3日，柬埔寨旅游关注度升高，春秋航空宣布将恢复往返成都直飞金边航线。柬埔寨旅 游部统计数据显示，今年1月至10月，柬埔寨共吸引中国游客约100万人次。柬埔寨已成为中国居民商务 旅行及旅游观光的主要目的地之一。旅行平台数据显示，今年1至10月，中柬两国主要城市往来航班的 预订热度同比增长超40%；11月以来，柬埔寨金边等地酒店预订热度同比增长超60%。随着年底在柬务 工人员归国高峰来临，柬埔寨至成都、南宁、广州等地的航班将迎来预订高峰。春秋旅游方面表示，目 前春秋航空已恢复上海、广州、西安直飞金边航线，12月20日起，还将恢复成都直飞金边航线。届时， 每周直飞金边航班量将稳定在约20班左右。未来还将重点优化涵盖越南、老挝等目的地的多国联游线 路，打造跨区域行程。业内分析认为，柬埔寨出台的免签政策持续时间正好覆盖中国的暑期出游旺季和 国庆长假，有望与柬埔寨得天独厚的世界文化遗产资源、优越的地理区位 ...

春秋旅游方面表示，目前春秋航空已恢复上海、广州、西安直飞金边航线，12月20日起，还将恢复成都 直飞金边航线。届时，每周直飞金边航班量将稳定在约20班左右。未来还将重点优化涵盖越南、老挝等 目的地的多国联游线路，打造跨区域行程。 柬埔寨旅游部统计数据显示，今年1月至10月，柬埔寨共吸引中国游客约100万人次。柬埔寨已成为中国 居民商务旅行及旅游观光的主要目的地之一。 旅行平台数据显示，今年1至10月，中柬两国主要城市往来航班的预订热度同比增长超40%；11月以 来，柬埔寨金边等地酒店预订热度同比增长超60%。随着年底在柬务工人员归国高峰来临，柬埔寨至成 都、南宁、广州等地的航班将迎来预订高峰。 业内分析认为，柬埔寨出台的免签政策持续时间正好覆盖中国的暑期出游旺季和国庆长假，有望与柬埔 寨得天独厚的世界文化遗产资源、优越的地理区位优势形成叠加效应，预计明年暑期和国庆假期中国居 民赴柬埔寨旅游的热度有望达到阶段新高。 转自：北京日报客户端 据新华社12月3日消息，柬埔寨政府2日发布官方文件称，将于2026年6月15日至10月15日期间对中国公 民试行免签政策，每次入境可停留14天。12月3日，柬埔寨旅游关注度升高 ...

携程数据显示，免签政策后，平台"柬埔寨"相关旅游关键词当日搜索量环比增长20%。同程研究院表 示，柬埔寨与中国之间的商务旅行及旅游观光需求持续走高，11月份以来同程旅行平台柬埔寨金边 等地的酒店预订热度同比增长超60%，柬埔寨出台的免签政策持续时间正好覆盖了中国的暑期出游 旺季和国庆长假，预计明年暑期和国庆假期中国居民赴柬埔寨旅游的热度有望达到阶段新高。 据央视新闻，柬埔寨政府发布官方文件说，将于2026年6月15日至10月15日期间对中国公民试行免 签政策。 ...

Core Insights - The Russian Ministry of Economic Development anticipates that over 2 million Chinese tourists will visit Russia in 2024 due to the implementation of a visa-free policy [1] - The visa-free entry for Chinese citizens allows for a stay of up to 30 days and is effective until September 14, 2026 [1] - The goal is to attract 5.5 million Chinese tourists by 2030 [1] Group 1: Visa Policy and Tourist Projections - The new visa-free policy is expected to significantly increase the number of Chinese tourists, with 1 million projected to visit Russia in 2024, including 300,000 using electronic visas [1] - The bilateral tourist flow is expected to exceed 3.5 million this year, marking a 30% year-on-year increase [3] Group 2: Travel Trends and Market Response - Following the announcement of the visa-free policy, there was a dramatic increase in flight searches from China to Russia, with some routes seeing search volume increase by up to 16 times [4] - Popular destinations for Chinese tourists include Moscow and St. Petersburg, but there is potential for growth in less-visited regions of Russia [3][6] Group 3: Industry Outlook - The Russian tourism industry is optimistic about the visa-free policy, viewing it as a catalyst for increased Chinese tourist arrivals [6] - Travel agencies are developing specialized tours, such as aurora viewing in Murmansk, to capitalize on the expected influx of Chinese tourists [6]

Group 1 - The core point of the news is that Russian President Putin has signed a decree allowing Chinese citizens to travel to Russia without a visa for tourism and business purposes until September 14, 2026, with a stay of up to 30 days [1] - The announcement has led to a significant increase in interest for travel to Russia, with flight searches on platforms like Fliggy surging over 800% and bookings increasing nearly 500% within an hour of the announcement [1] - Major cities in Russia such as Moscow, Murmansk, St. Petersburg, and Vladivostok are the most sought-after destinations for Chinese tourists [1] Group 2 - The timing of the visa-free policy coincides with the peak season for outbound winter tourism, suggesting that travel to Russia is expected to reach new highs during key periods like New Year's and the Spring Festival [2] - The policy is anticipated to drive explosive growth in cross-border travel at border ports like Heilongjiang, enhancing the appeal of winter tourism products in regions like Harbin and Mohe [2]

Group 1 - The Russian government has implemented a temporary visa-free policy for Chinese citizens, effective from December 1, 2023, until September 14, 2026, which is expected to significantly boost tourism from China to Russia [1][2] - Following the announcement, there was an over 8-fold increase in flight searches to Russia within an hour, with booking volumes increasing nearly 5 times, indicating a strong immediate interest from Chinese travelers [2] - Popular destinations among Chinese tourists include Moscow, Saint Petersburg, and Murmansk, with notable increases in flight searches from cities like Urumqi (16 times), Qingdao (15 times), and Xiamen (11 times) [2][5] Group 2 - The visa-free policy coincides with the peak season for outbound winter tourism, suggesting that travel to Russia could reach new highs during key periods such as New Year's and the Spring Festival [5] - The policy is expected to enhance the competitiveness of Russian tourism, attracting a broader age range of Chinese tourists, particularly for unique experiences like the Aurora tours in Murmansk [6] - Companies like Zhongxin Tourism plan to develop specialized travel products focusing on Russia's unique offerings, including ice and snow tourism, military tours, and educational travel, further strengthening ties between the two nations [6]

Core Viewpoint - The introduction of a visa-free policy for Russian citizens traveling to China is expected to significantly boost tourism and economic activity between the two countries, with a notable increase in Russian tourist arrivals already observed [4][5][10]. Group 1: Visa Policy Impact - Starting from September 15, 2025, China will implement a visa-free policy for Russian citizens holding ordinary passports, allowing stays of up to 30 days for business, tourism, family visits, cultural exchanges, and transit [4]. - Following the announcement, flight searches from Moscow to China surged, with a nearly 100% increase in search volume and a peak increase of 400% on travel platforms [5]. Group 2: Current Trends in Russian Tourism - Russian tourists have already been visiting China in large numbers, with a 150% year-on-year increase in travel orders since July 2023, making Russia one of the top three sources of inbound tourism to China [5][10]. - Popular destinations for Russian tourists in China include major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Sanya, Guangzhou, and Harbin, where local businesses have adapted to cater to their needs, including learning basic Russian phrases [6][8]. Group 3: Economic Context - The economic situation in Russia remains robust, with GDP growth projected at 4.1% in 2023 and 4.3% in 2024, indicating that Russian tourists have both the willingness and financial capacity to travel [14]. - The shift in travel preferences among Russians is largely due to increased restrictions from Western countries, making China a more attractive destination [12][13]. Group 4: Future Prospects - The anticipated mutual visa-free travel agreement will further facilitate tourism, with reports indicating that Chinese citizens may also enjoy similar visa-free access to Russia in the near future [20][22]. - The re-establishment of group travel visa exemptions and the introduction of electronic visas for Chinese travelers to Russia are steps towards enhancing bilateral tourism [23][24].

Group 1 - The core point of the news is the mutual visa exemption policy between Russia and China, which is expected to significantly boost travel between the two countries [2][4]. - Following the announcement of the visa exemption policy, there was a notable increase in search volumes for travel bookings, particularly for flights from Beijing to Moscow [3][4]. - The average ticket price for flights from Beijing to Moscow is reported to be 1482 yuan, with a significant surge in search volume for flights to Moscow and St. Petersburg [4]. Group 2 - The visa exemption is anticipated to lead to a substantial increase in the number of Chinese tourists visiting Russia during the upcoming National Day holiday [5][6]. - Russia has historically been a popular destination for Chinese travelers, with a notable increase in free travel bookings reported by travel platforms [5][6]. - The new visa policy is expected to attract a younger demographic, enhancing opportunities for independent travel and deep exploration of Russian culture and attractions [6].