China's global presence is felt distinctly in international trade. China business is gaining popularity in import-export business. Tourism industry of China is also developing on a major scale. Both, inbound and outbound Chinese tourism are gaining steadfast recognition. Now with a booming economy many Chinese are financially secure. They now want to tour the world and see many places like never before. The middle class public has become top business class citizens in a few years time, thanks to global sourcing. Chinese citizens are flocking down in large numbers to foreign countries like Australia, U.S and U.K. Around three lakh Chinese tourists visited Australia in 2006. According to sources, the numbers are going to increase three folds within a span of five years. The actual number of tourists from China Business to Australia has increased by 20 percent. This is the direct result of the flourishing Chinese market in the international trade. Apart from international trade and commerce, even the infrastructure of China is being improved to its newfound economic status. The roadways, railways, trams, buses and the air travels are being given a new face-lift. Many flyers and under –ground roads ands bridges are being constructed for easy and relaxed travel in China. Way back in the middle of the nineteenth century China was considered as an economically backward country with a large population, but all this has changed within a few decades. Now China business is rich with a growing economy and international trade. The Chinese upper-middle class has loads of money and like their neighbors, Korea, Japan and Taiwan; they too want to take a tour to exotic locations and foreign places. China travel business has considerably developed. Major countries like Australia have been added to the list of countries permitted by the Chinese government for Chinese visitors and travel groups. Foreign countries are more than ready to welcome these wealthy Chinese tourists. As the numbers are significantly increasing every year, foreign authorities are relaxing rules for these Asian visitors. There is a considerable distance from China to Australia, it’s a long and tiring plane journey and the tickets are costly. A trip costs about $1,000, which is on par with an average monthly pay of many Chinese. Still many are bearing this expense for having a good time, necessarily shopping and sightseeing.



Inbound tourism is also booming business for China. The city of Shenzen is popular for its shopping arcades and plazas. The Chinese cultural villages in Shenzhen are major tourists spots. The Safari Park, Xiaomeisha beach hotels, Minsk World, Botanical lake garden are other attractions for foreign visitors. Apart from these, Shenzhen also has restaurants,which offer numerous varieties of authentic Chinese cuisines. According to reports, China Business will acquire the status of ‘the most visited country’, by 2020. Tourism has greatly increased over the last few decades. Emerging rich affluent business class and the relaxation in travel restrictions and rules by Chinese government has brought about this welcome change for a booming China travel business.