Serbia: German tourists embrace Chinese high-tech goods amid "China Haul" trend online.
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In various corners of the internet, so-called "China-hauls" are winning a lot of views. In the videos, tourists who've just visited China show off their suitcases that are filled with products they’ve purchased during their trip. German resident Alexander Haase has been to Beijing on four occasions over the past year, and each time, he returns with a suitcase full of devices and gadgets. Alexander Haase, German resident: "In the past 12 months alone, I've been to China four times. What I bought are mostly high-tech products. For example, I bought a Huawei laptop, and AI glasses. In short, all the latest high-tech products." German travel industry experts have also noticed the appeal of made-in-China products with young people, especially cutting-edge technologies like robotics. Tang Huiying, general manager, German youth travel agency: "The development of China's high and new technologies is a very important element attracting young people from abroad. For example, robots spark their greater interest in learning more about China. Thanks to the visa-free policy, young German tour groups can travel to China at any time, just as they please." According to German travel insiders, roughly 500,000-600,000 German tourists are expected to visit China this year. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]
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