中国驻罗马尼亚大使陈峰在开幕式上致辞表示，中国旅游展不仅为罗马尼亚民众提供丰富的赴华旅 游产品，也为两国旅游业界深化合作、共谋发展搭建了桥梁。期待此次展会进一步激发罗民众"走进中 国、读懂中国"的热情，推动两国人员往来持续扩大。 布加勒斯特中国文化中心主任徐宁波介绍，为期3天的2025中国旅游展由中国文化中心与罗全国旅 行社协会共同举办，是中国旅游展首次在罗举办。 新华社布加勒斯特10月10日电（记者 张改萍）2025中国旅游展10日在罗马尼亚首都布加勒斯特开 幕，中罗两国文化、旅游、教育等领域百余名代表出席开幕式。 罗马尼亚议会对华友好小组主席科伦戴亚表示，旅游不仅是一项产业，更是促进民心相通的重要形 式。近年来，罗民众对中国的兴趣日益浓厚，而中国游客也越来越关注包括罗在内的中东欧地区。罗方 希望进一步便利罗中两国人员往来与经贸合作。 ...

Core Points - China has expanded its visa-free policy to include citizens from Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Uruguay, effective from June 1, 2025, to May 31, 2026, marking the first time this policy extends to Latin America and the Caribbean [1][2][5] - The visa exemption is expected to significantly increase the number of tourists and business travelers from these countries to China, enhancing bilateral trade and cultural exchanges [2][4][5] Group 1: Tourism Impact - The visa-free policy is seen as a major benefit for Brazilian tourists, simplifying travel plans and reducing costs associated with visa applications [2][3] - Brazilian travel agencies anticipate a 15% increase in travel bookings to China due to the new policy, reflecting heightened interest among travelers [2] - Chilean tourism professionals view the policy as an opportunity to promote cultural exchanges and themed tourism products [3] Group 2: Business Opportunities - The policy is expected to double the number of business trips to China from Latin America, facilitating trade and investment opportunities [4][5] - Companies in Chile and Brazil are already preparing for increased participation in trade fairs and business activities in China, which were previously hindered by visa requirements [4][5] - The policy is anticipated to strengthen commercial ties between China and Latin American countries, particularly in sectors like energy and infrastructure [5][7] Group 3: Broader Implications - The visa exemption reflects China's commitment to deepening relations with Latin America and enhancing global south cooperation [5][8] - Experts believe that the policy will foster greater understanding and cultural exchange, helping to dispel misconceptions about China [8] - The initiative aligns with recent discussions at the China-Latin America and Caribbean Countries Forum, emphasizing the importance of intergovernmental cooperation and knowledge sharing [7]