Border officers are reportedly installing a surveillance app on tourists’ phones before they cross certain borders, giving authorities access to text messages, phone logs, calendar entries and other pieces of data.

If you think we left the name of the top brand out of this headline to make you click on it, you’re absolutely right.

China has issued a travel warning for its citizens travelling to the States, citing concerns travellers have been “interrogated, interviewed and subjected to” forms of harassment by US law enforcement.

A cooling of relations between China and New Zealand has turned icy as Chinese state media reports tourists are cancelling their trips to the land of the long white cloud.

Air New Zealand staff will be triple-checking the airline’s paperwork in future after suffering an embarrassing incident at the hands of China.

Free flights??? Wendy has well and truly Wu-ed us once again. Sorry, we can’t resist a good pun.

Have your clients been begging for you to get them closer to a quarry? Perhaps inside one? Well, let them beg no more.

All we can say is we’ll definitely be soaking any cups at hotels in hand sanitiser before we use them in the future. Ew.

The bridge makes it easier to bring together Hong Kong and attractions across the Greater Bay Area into the one itinerary. Also, it’s very pretty.

After 44 international airlines changed their websites to include Taiwan as part of China, the island’s aviation authorities are now discussing ways to potentially hit back.

Excuse our language but how bloody good does that bed look? To be honest though, at this stage of the week our need for a nap is so strong we’d take any bed.

We chatted to Hatherly about why China so often falls off the radar for travellers. No, it’s not because the pandas have staged a rebellion. They’re still adorable as ever.