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In 1994 China welcomed 43.7 million foreign visitors, placing it 10th in the world, and accrued US$7.3 billion in tourism receipts. The People's Daily has quoted He Guangwei, head of the China National Tourism Administration, as saying that by the year 2000 China expects up to 54.7 million overseas tourists ...
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