Shanghai cruise port welcomes 351,000 passengers in Jan-Feb

The Shanghai Wusongkou International Cruise Terminal handled a total of 130 international cruise liners in the first two months of this year, marking a year-on-year growth of 3.1 times, according to Shanghai Customs.

The cruise port welcomed about 351,000 passengers from these ships, representing a 2.6-fold increase compared to the previous year.

As Asia's largest cruise port and the fourth largest in the world, the port handles over 70 percent of cruise tourists in China.

The rapid growth of cruise travel reflects China's expanding tourism market and the increasing preference for high-quality travel experiences. With more luxury cruise options and diverse itineraries, the industry is unlocking new economic potential, boosting sectors such as hospitality, retail, and entertainment.

Shanghai cruise port welcomes 351,000 passengers in Jan-Feb

The China Manned Space Agency (CMSA) on Monday unveiled logo for the launch of Tianzhou-10 cargo spacecraft, one of key missions in China's manned space program this year.

The logo depicts the Tianzhou cargo spacecraft gliding along a golden trajectory toward the Tiangong space station.

According to CMSA, Tianzhou-10 cargo spacecraft will be launched from the Wenchang Space Launch Site in 2026. It will dock at the backward port of the space station's core module.

A logo has been designed for each manned mission since China's first manned spaceflight Shenzhou-5 in 2003. The CMSA has opened logo solicitation for the country's space missions since 2023 and has maintained this approach since then.

China unveils logo for launch mission of Tianzhou-10 cargo spacecraft