Chengdu Tops China’s Happiest Cities Ranking-GoChengdu

Chengdu ranked No.1 on this year’s list of China’s top ten happiest cities, which was released by Oriental Outlook magazine under Xinhua News Agency, at a theme forum convened December 7 in Beijing.

The city was also granted the best practices award, and its government won the special contribution award at the event.

The "China's Happiest Cities" ranking survey has been conducted by Xinhua News Agency's Oriental Outlook magazine and Liaowang Institute for 11 straight years. With the participation of 986 million people in total so far, it is the most influential and authoritative public survey in China. The one this year focuses primarily on Chinese cities' comprehensive strength and remarkable achievements in public services, social programs, as well as people's quality of life, etc.

90M Tourists Visit Chengdu in H1 2017

According to a provincial conference on the economic performance of Sichuan’s travel industry in this year’s first half, held on August 1, Chengdu welcomed more than 93.83 million inbound tourists during the past six months, up by 5.20 percent year on year, with a total revenue of roughly RMB12.95 million from the travel sector.

Aug 04, 2017

7.0-Magnitude Quake Hits Sichuan

At least thirteen tourists were killed and 175 injured when a 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck China's southwest Sichuan province at 9:19 pm on August 8.

Aug 09, 2017

Dujiangyan Promotes Its Tourist Resources in Cambodia

A government delegation from northwest Chengdu’s Dujiangyan city reached an agreement on strategic cooperation in tourism with a Cambodian travel agency, during its recent tour to the southeastern Asian country, where the former established an overseas work center.

Aug 15, 2017

Ideal Place for Vacationers

Chengdu is widely acclaimed as one of the best tourist destinations in China, due to its rich and diverse tourist resources and good tourist services.

Sep 14, 2017

Chengdu Ranks 2nd largest Source of Tourist Nationwide

Chengdu, only after Beijing, has the second largest number of holiday makers among big cities in China, according to a forecast released September 25 by China’s Ministry of Transport.