Spring (March-May): Luoyang Peony Festival, Jiangnan water towns, Huangshan and Guilin

　　Summer (June-August): Dragon Boat Festival, Qinghai Lake, Yunnan and Guizhou for cool-weather escapes

　　Autumn (September-November): Mid-Autumn cultural events, red foliage, Jiuzhaigou scenery

　　Winter (December-February): Harbin Ice Festival, Spring Festival celebrations

　　She emphasized that China is a year-round destination, offering unique cultural and natural experiences in every season.

　　VI. Looking Ahead: Expanding Deeper International Tourism Cooperation

　　Looking to the future, China will continue to promote tourism in Europe through:

　　Inbound tourism campaigns

　　Youth study tours and exchange programs

　　Cultural festivals and tourism branding events

　　Regional cooperation networks

　　Continuously deepen cooperation with the Hungarian tourism industry

　　2026 marks the 10th anniversary of the China National Tourist Office in Budapest. A series of impactful cultural exchange events will be launched to help the world gain a better understanding of China.

　　In 2026, marking the 10th anniversary of the establishment of the China National Tourist Office in Budapest, more influential cultural exchange programs will be launched to help the world rediscover China.

　　At the end of the interview, Director Li Huixin summarized her expectations in four key aspects, expressing her hope that visitors will gain a deeper understanding of China through:

　　First, experiencing its rich and diverse traditional culture and customs.

　　Second, tasting the wide variety of Chinese cuisine.

　　Third, appreciating its vibrant and diverse natural landscapes.

　　Fourth, sensing the pulse of China"s development, particularly the future direction reflected in its technological advancements.