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Uruguay to roll out visa waiver for Chinese citizens

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By Li Jing 
| China Daily (English)
File photo shows a city view of Montevideo, capital of Uruguay. [Photo/VCG] Uruguay's announcement to grant visa-free entry to Chinese citizens makes it the second South American country after Brazil to waive visa requirements, underscoring a growing effort by countries in the region to attract Chinese tourists and business travelers as economic ties with China deepen.
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Delta resumes nonstop flights between Hong Kong and Los Angeles

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By Li Jing 
| China Daily Global
For the first time in years, Delta Air Lines resumed nonstop flights between Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and Los Angeles on Monday, underscoring airlines' push to rebuild trans-Pacific networks and capture rising travel and cargo demand between Asia and the United States. Delta's inaugural flight arrived at Hong Kong International Airport on Monday morning, where it was greeted with a water cannon salute.
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Chinese interest in Uruguay surges after visa announcement

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By Li Jing 
| China Daily (English)
Flight searches from China to Uruguay surged after Uruguay announced it would grant visa-free entry to Chinese passport holders, adding to growing interest among Chinese tourists in multi-country South American travel routes. Uruguayan Foreign Minister Mario Lubetkin announced on Thursday that Uruguay would implement a visa-free policy for Chinese citizens holding ordinary passports, according to Xinhua News Agency.
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