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Nine in 10 travellers from China consider environmental and weather risks when they travel

By AIR team | 05 Jun 2026

China Risk Management Property & Casualty

Almost all (90%) of Chinese travellers polled take into account environmental risks and extreme weather events, according to the "Global Travel Confidence Index" (GTCI) report, released by Allianz Partners. This percentage far exceeds the global average of 68%.

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