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give us the numbers, 37 fold increase on what base?
To Indians in this thread, why must you people always destroy the postive climate and always fight. This thread is about Pakistan-China , says nothing about India.
37 fold of the current Chinese tourist numbers i.e. 3700% increase.give us the numbers, 37 fold increase on what base?
In Sadar cantt, Chinese been settled , since late 60s. They have good established businesses.Rawalpindi has a historic Uighyur community numbering almost 6000 mostly near sadar region but twin cities as whole havr abput 10-15k Chinese
That's none of your business. It is Pakistan and China who are only concerned parties. Why are you so obsessed with it?just give the number... is it 37? 370000? ... without number the report is useless to debate about..
I can't say much about numbers but there is definitely an increase in number of Chinese visitors here in Karachi.
The chinese here in Karachi might not be tourists but might be on business tour or because of projects related to CPEC. I see chinese daily on my drive from Shahrah e Faisal to DHA. Sometimes they are driving by themselves and sometimes they are with a driver.
In any case there is definitely an increase of Chinese visitors.
@PaklovesTurkiye @IceCold @dexter and other members from Karachi would also agree with me
I can't say much about numbers but there is definitely an increase in number of Chinese visitors here in Karachi.
The chinese here in Karachi might not be tourists but might be on business tour or because of projects related to CPEC. I see chinese daily on my drive from Shahrah e Faisal to DHA. Sometimes they are driving by themselves and sometimes they are with a driver.
In any case there is definitely an increase of Chinese visitors.
@PaklovesTurkiye @IceCold @dexter and other members from Karachi would also agree with me
Chinese and Turkish are mostly driving themselves...Numbers of Chinese are always present in Karachi but last few years have seen a significant increase.I can't say much about numbers but there is definitely an increase in number of Chinese visitors here in Karachi.
The chinese here in Karachi might not be tourists but might be on business tour or because of projects related to CPEC. I see chinese daily on my drive from Shahrah e Faisal to DHA. Sometimes they are driving by themselves and sometimes they are with a driver.
In any case there is definitely an increase of Chinese visitors.
@PaklovesTurkiye @IceCold @dexter and other members from Karachi would also agree with me
Nothing unusual. All countries on the planet are seeing a jump in Chinese visitors. Russia, USA, Singapore, India, African nations, Tibet...... You name it. The question should be in which countries is it not happening?
ISLAMABAD - The number of tourism visa application to Pakistan submitted by Chinese in the first half year of 2016 jumped by 37 folds, according to an industry report.
According to China daily the visa center of Ctrip, a leading online travel agency in China, said new tourism destinations are increasing as top choices of Chinese mature outbound tourists and Pakistan is “a dark horse” this year.
“Driven by the strong relations between the two countries, many Chinese tourists put Pakistan on the top list of their outbound travel plans,” said Shi Yuzhuan, marketing director of the hotel division of ctrip.
com.
Pakistani President Mamnoon Hussain said earlier that his country firmly supports China’s principles and positions on key issues concerning the South China Sea, Taiwan and Tibet, winning wide support and praise from Chinese netizens.
In the past, despite the close relations between China and Pakistan, the country in South Asia did not attract too many international tourist arrivals due to security reasons.
In 2015, Chinese tourists paid 120 million visits to countries and regions outside Chinese mainland.
However, the majority of them went to Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Thailand, as well as some western countries such as the United States and Britain.
Shi Yuzhuan, Chief Marketing Officer of Ctrip, said visits paid by Chinese outbound tourists would keep growing in the following years, however, their preferences have changed.
“Many traditional popular tourism destinations are losing visitors.
For an example, France has less Chinese visitors because of terrorist attacks,” said Shi.
“On the other hand, Chinese tourists are getting more mature and they would like to explore new destinations.
”
Besides Pakistan, tourism destinations including Kenya, Finland, Egypt, South Africa, Argentina, Czech, Israel, Iceland, received more visa applications from Chinese tourists in the first half year of 2016.
“Many of the visa applications were from second- and even third-tier cities of China,” said Shi.
“For example, the visa applications to Czech submitted from second- and third-tier cities jumped by five folds after Czech opened more visa centers in five cities.
Source: http://nation.com.pk/business/31-Jul-2016/pakistan-sees-huge-jump-in-chinese-visitors