The China International Travel Mart 2025 opens in Haikou, Hainan province, on Dec 19.The China International Travel Mart 2025, hosted by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, opened on Friday in Haikou
Social-media users praised the passenger's attitude in the viral clip, with one saying, "we need more humans like you."
For years, tourists have reported poor experiences due to mismanagement of the world's most famous historic site
The solo traveler in the viral post was moved to tears by the unexpected encounter, saying "it just felt so warm and real."
"These ships clearly represent the next generation of Fun ships," according to the company. "They will be experiences unto themselves."
"Honestly it's the best case scenario in a hostel," said one commenter on the viral video.
"I just had to laugh in the moment because it was so bizarre, but I was still weirded out," the woman told Newsweek.
"We were in fear for our lives," the woman said, noting that she phoned her family at one point to "say my goodbyes."
A flight attendant "realized our mistake before we did," the passenger told Newsweek, noting they were not aware of the blunder until they got to the airport.
The viral post sparked discussion among social media users, one saying: "welcome to the civilized world where health care is affordable."
Heathrow Airport temporarily closed Friday due to an electrical fire, causing delays for those traveling internationally.
Social media users were moved by the moment captured in the viral post, with one saying it is their "absolute dream."
Newsweek spoke to a personal fashion stylist who revealed key ways to spot a real designer bag from a fake one and other expert tips.
Social media users criticized the passenger's reaction in the viral post, with one attributing it to a "culture of entitlement."
The gold and silver bracelet from David Yurman was sold at a local thrift store and found to be worth over $700.
