Core Points - Indonesia has officially been included in China's 240-hour visa-free transit policy, increasing the number of eligible countries to 55, which is expected to boost inbound tourism significantly [1][3] - The policy allows citizens from the 55 countries to enter China visa-free for up to 10 days, promoting tourism and business activities [3][5] - There has been a notable increase in inbound travel, with over 16.5 million passengers recorded from January to May this year, representing a 25% year-on-year growth [5][10] Inbound Tourism Trends - Inbound tourists are increasingly favoring short-distance and deep-experience travel products, such as cultural experiences and unique shopping opportunities [7][10] - The introduction of new travel products, including "airport surrounding tours" and themed experiences, is aimed at enhancing the travel experience for short-term visitors [8][10] - Companies are preparing personalized deep travel products for the summer market, focusing on regions with rich cultural and tourism resources [10] Market Response - Following the announcement of the visa-free policy for Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries, there was a 90% increase in flight search volume to China from these regions [4] - Inbound travel orders on platforms like Ctrip have seen significant growth, with a 100% increase year-on-year, and a 235% increase specifically from Saudi Arabia [4] - Travel agencies are adapting to the new trends by developing more diverse and targeted travel products to cater to the needs of tourists from Indonesia and the Middle East [10]