China Announces Plans to Resume Group Tours to Taiwan

The initiative aims to restore cross-strait exchanges, starting with tourists from Fujian and Shanghai, though no specific date has been set.

China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism announced plans to resume group tours to Taiwan for residents of Fujian province and Shanghai in the near future.
The move is intended to normalize people-to-people exchanges and enhance cross-strait relations, according to Chinese authorities.
Taiwan's government welcomed the decision, urging Beijing to expedite arrangements through existing communication channels.
Tensions over cross-strait travel have persisted, with Taiwan previously raising a travel warning for China due to security concerns.
No specific timeline has been provided for the resumption of group tours, but preparations are reportedly underway on both sides.