US EditionChina issues risk alert for tourists travelling to US
- The Chinese Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued a warning to citizens about traveling to the United States due to the deterioration of China-U.S. Economic relations and the domestic security situation in the United States.
- Chinese citizens traveling to the United States contributed $20.2 billion to American services exports in 2023, highlighting the significance of this tourism for the U.S. Economy.
- China's travel warning follows similar advisories during previous U.S.-China trade tensions, particularly during President Trump's first term.
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described China as the worst offenders in the global economy, stating that the trade escalation is detrimental for them.
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