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Fuzhou Airport launches second runway and inaugural Xiamen Airlines Fuzhou–Amsterdam route

Fuzhou Airport launches second runway and inaugural Xiamen Airlines Fuzhou–Amsterdam route

Xiamen Airlines launched the first direct Fuzhou–Amsterdam service on 23 June 2026, coinciding with the opening of Fuzhou Airport’s second runway. The twice-weekly Boeing 787 flight dramatically improves Fujian’s passenger and cargo links to Europe, while the added runway capacity positions Fuzhou as a new long-haul gateway. The move supports regional export growth and offers multinationals additional routing flexibility.

Jun 24, 2026
Visa-free expansion drives China’s inbound tourism surge, authorities urged to focus on ‘last-mile’ services

Visa-free expansion drives China’s inbound tourism surge, authorities urged to focus on ‘last-mile’ services

A China.com.cn commentary says China’s 48-country visa-free scheme and 240-hour transit waiver have pushed foreign arrivals above 23 million in H1 2026, with some markets growing more than 50 %. While entry is easier than ever, analysts warn that gaps in multilingual services and payment acceptance could stall momentum unless addressed. Corporations benefit from simplified travel but should plan for lingering ‘last-mile’ frictions.

Jun 24, 2026
Foreign Ministry touts China’s ‘open-door’ agenda at press briefing, invites multinationals to upcoming trade expos

Foreign Ministry touts China’s ‘open-door’ agenda at press briefing, invites multinationals to upcoming trade expos

During the 23 June Foreign Ministry press conference, Beijing reaffirmed its commitment to an ‘open-door’ policy and urged global companies to attend upcoming expos offering visa and work-permit facilitation. The message dovetails with local initiatives to ease entry and residence for foreign experts, signalling further mobility liberalisation ahead of the Canton Fair.

Jun 24, 2026
U.S. Supreme Court ruling raises stakes for Chinese green-card holders accused of crimes

U.S. Supreme Court ruling raises stakes for Chinese green-card holders accused of crimes

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on 23 June 2026 that border officers may place returning green-card holders on immigration parole based on mere suspicion of certain crimes. The precedent heightens legal uncertainty for Chinese lawful permanent residents who shuttle between China and the United States, prompting immigration lawyers to recommend additional documentation and, in some cases, alternative visa strategies.

Jun 24, 2026
Canada invites 4,000 candidates in 23 June Express Entry draw, offering new pathway for Chinese talent

Canada invites 4,000 candidates in 23 June Express Entry draw, offering new pathway for Chinese talent

Canada’s 23 June 2026 Express Entry draw invited 4,000 candidates under the Canadian Experience Class with a 516 CRS cut-off. Thousands of Chinese nationals working or studying in Canada stand to benefit, making it a favourable moment for employers to convert temporary assignments into permanent roles before stricter rules arrive in 2027.

Jun 24, 2026

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