China’s Hainan Island in a major drive to promote it as a Muslim-friendly tourist destination
China's Hainan Island is promoting itself as a Muslim-friendly tourist destination, offering halal restaurants, mosques, and prayer facilities. The island's tourism authorities have collaborated with Malaysian agencies to introduce Muslim-friendly packages and attract Malaysian tourists.
Hainan Island in China is promoting itself as a Muslim-friendly tourist destination. The island's tourism authorities have collaborated with Malaysian agencies to introduce Muslim-friendly packages. The collaboration includes attractive packages with visits to mosques, halal restaurants, and other destinations that comply with Shariah requirements. Cities like Sanya offer extensive halal restaurants, Muslim-friendly hotels, and prayer facilities, including mosques and prayer rooms. There are over 6 mosques in Sanya and approximately 10,000 Muslim residents. Hainan is also famous for its fruit season, especially lychees, which can be enjoyed between May and June. The island's free trade port status allows travelers to enjoy competitive prices for goods.
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