An increasing number of Spanish citizens are choosing China for summer vacations, spurred by the country’s visafree policy and the rebound in international flights.

At Madrid's airport, flights from various Chinese cities have been arriving since early morning, and several Spanish travelers returning from China shared their positive experiences. Many described China as safe, advanced, and convenient.

"It was a wonderful experience that really surprised me. I think Spain should learn from China in several aspects as China is clearly more advanced now. It's a very surprising and delightful journey and the Chinese people were very friendly, always trying their best to help us," said Sara, a Spanish traveler.

"To be honest, we were initially concerned about communication and payment issues before traveling to China. After all, we would travel to a distant country. But later we found it was actually very convenient. There were translations available at different locations, and they were quite effective. We could pay for everything using mobile apps. Additionally, I felt it was very safe. We didn't have to worry about theft or robbery at all," said Manuel, another traveler.

Many Spanish tourists preparing for their trips to China are eager to experience its vibrant culture firsthand.
"I hope to learn more about Chinese culture, make local friends, and try Chinese cuisine. Most importantly, I just want to enjoy this trip to China," said Maria, a Spanish tourist.

Santiago, another local resident who plans to visit, said "We've never been to China before. We've heard it's a great and fascinating country, so we want to experience it for ourselves. I follow a lot of things about China on social media and we're very curious and eager to explore."