Tourists across China are complaining that scenic area entrances keep moving farther from the actual sights, forcing costly shuttle rides. Regulators have now stripped ratings from more than a hundred A-level attractions, prompting a rethink of how parks earn money.
With fewer Chinese visitors, Japan's crowded hotspots still see complaints about noise and litter from other nationalities. The debate shifts from blame to economics as the spending gap becomes clear.
Ahead of the week-long National Day holiday, Chinese travelers face overbooked hotels, last-minute cancellations, and a surge in bedbug fears. Meanwhile, a rescue in Inner Mongolia highlights the risks of mountain tourism.
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