Building on these experiences, China continues to develop diverse themed travel routes. These include historical and cultural routes such as the Silk Road, eco-tourism experiences like panda-themed tours, and high-speed rail journeys that highlight modern transportation. In addition, offerings such as tea culture tours, birdwatching trips, and seasonal flower-viewing routes (including rapeseed blossoms and cherry blossoms) further enrich the range of options available to international visitors, reflecting the growing diversity of China"s tourism products.

　　III. Strong Recovery: China-Hungary Tourism Enters a Rapid Growth Phase

　　Following the pandemic, tourism exchanges between China and Hungary have rebounded significantly: Approximately 157,000 Hungarian visits to China in 2024 and Nearly 200,000 Chinese visits to Hungary.

　　Speaking on the development of China-Hungary tourism exchanges in recent years, Director Li Huixin summarized the current trend with three key words:

　　"two-way interaction, steady deepening, and diversified integration."

　　First, two-way interaction has become increasingly evident. Although the latest data for 2025 has not yet been released, the overall trend remains positive. Statistics from 2024 are already representative: the number of Chinese tourists visiting Hungary exceeded 180,000, approaching 200,000, while Hungarian visits to China reached approximately 157,000. While there has traditionally been an imbalance in tourism flows between the two countries, current figures indicate a relatively balanced pattern of two-way exchanges.