China Opens its Doors to Overseas Visitors
China Opens its Doors to Overseas Visitors
China Ends Zero-Covid Restrictions, Seafood Imports Set to Soar!
The global seafood industry got some good news in December when officials in China, announced the end of its pandemic restrictions such as quarantines for international travelers. That means CFSE, which was not held in 2020 and 2022, can once again welcome overseas participants eager to do business in the world’s largest seafood market. China also announced that beginning on March 15, 2023 it will honor all visas granted before March 2020. This includes 10-year tourist visas and multiple entry visas.
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