Wendy Wu is reassuring customers and its trade partners that Chinese tourist attractions should be re-opening in April as the spread of coronavirus slows.
The Asia specialist says it expects to be operating all of its tours in full from April 1 based on the latest developments.
"As China returns to work, more tourist attractions are gradually reopening, again another clear sign that China is bouncing back," it said.
"The Chinese Ministry of Culture and Tourism are now reviewing all tourist attractions with an expectation that everything will be open from April onwards."
The operator’s current policy, allowing free cancellations for tours departing up to 31 March, remains in place.
"Tours departing April and May this year are expected to operate as planned," it said in its latest update.
"In the event of any changes, passengers will be contacted three weeks prior to departure to discuss travel options."
It said Apple has now reopened all of its manufacturing facilities outside of Hubei Province, ‘one of the clearest signs that life in China is returning to normality’.
"Reported cases within China are now at an all time low with only nine reported new cases outside of Hubei Province in the last 24 hours.
"The World Health Organization has once again praised China for the stringent measures it has taken to control and eradicate the virus, testament to the current situation which sees China returning to some semblance of normality."
