China will soon overtake Japan to become Vienna ’s second largest non-European source of tourism, according to the Vienna Tourist Board. The number of Chinese visiting the city between 2014 and 2015 rose 16%, accounting for 162 000 visits last year. "We do a lot of activities to be present in China, B2B as well as for the end consumer. In a bid to boost its tourism industry, Austria has been working with Beijing on developing an integrated tourist promotion system that would include hotels, restaurants and other services in China.
China will soon overtake Japan to become Vienna ’s second largest non-European source of tourism, according to the Vienna Tourist Board. The number of Chinese visiting the city between 2014 and 2015 rose 16%, accounting for 162 000 visits last year. In a bid to boost its tourism industry, Austria has been working with Beijing on developing an integrated tourist promotion system that would include hotels, restaurants and other services in China.