On the evening of the 7th, the Kuwait Chinese Cultural Center held the "Hello! China" China Tourism Promotion and Exchange Conference in Hawali Province, with nearly 100 people from all walks of life in Kuwait attending. The event showcases China's tourism resources and inbound tourism services through various forms such as themed photo exhibitions, tourism resource promotion, and interactive exchanges, aiming to further enhance the awareness and attractiveness of Chinese tourism in the Kuwaiti market. In his speech, Liu Jinhong, Director of the Kuwait Chinese Cultural Center, expressed the hope that through this event, Kuwaiti friends can be introduced to China's unique tourism resources and increasingly improved service guarantees. He sincerely invites more Kuwaiti friends to appreciate China's magnificent natural landscapes and profound cultural heritage, and feel the colorful and vibrant scenery of China. Several Kuwaiti travel agents and representatives of the tourism association who have visited China for inspection and tourism shared their experiences at the event, introducing the overall situation of China's tourism development from the aspects of tourism infrastructure, service level, and natural and cultural resources, providing intuitive references for attendees to further understand China's tourism. Maryam, Vice President of the Kuwait Travelers Association, stated that she has visited China multiple times and has been deeply impressed by the unique cultural styles and modern development achievements of different cities. She believes that China has a rich variety of tourism resources, including historical and cultural landmarks as well as vibrant modern urban landscapes, which can meet the diverse needs of tourists. Maryam said that during her travels in China, the convenient and efficient transportation system, professional and thoughtful services, and safe and friendly environment make cross city travel very smooth and comfortable. She also specifically mentioned the diverse local cuisine styles in various parts of China, believing that food culture is also an important component in attracting tourists. (New Society)