The "Instant - China Wildlife Photography Exhibition" kicked off on the 10th at the headquarters of the United Nations Tourism Organization in Madrid, the capital of Spain. Zulab Pollikashvili, Secretary General of the United Nations Tourism Organization, attended the opening ceremony and stated that China has many beautiful natural landscapes, and many people have a strong interest in traveling to China. On October 10th, in Madrid, the capital of Spain, the Secretary General of the United Nations Tourism Organization, Zulab Pollikashvili, delivered a speech at the opening ceremony of the "Instant - China Wildlife Photography Exhibition". Xinhua News Agency (Photo by Gustavo Balente) This photography exhibition is jointly organized by the Chinese Embassy in Spain and the United Nations Tourism Organization. A total of 20 photos of snow leopards and other wildlife taken by Chinese photographers are exhibited, many of which have won awards in international famous wildlife photography competitions. Most of the photographers who took these photos are amateur photographers. Through the wonderful moments captured by their cameras, people can not only feel the photographer's love for nature, but also appreciate China's biodiversity and magnificent natural scenery. During the opening ceremony, Pollikashvili said in an interview with Xinhua News Agency, "China has many lesser known natural parks and beautiful scenery. In today's world where nature tourism is becoming increasingly popular and important, I believe holding such exhibitions is the first step in promoting China's nature tourism." He said that in addition to major cities, there are "many things worth seeing" in China. I believe that people will travel to China in the future not only to see the architecture and modernization of China, but also to see rural development and natural scenery, which is one of the priorities we strongly support. "Polllikashvili predicts that the number of foreign tourists to China will further rebound next year. "Figures show that tourists are returning to China. Many people have great interest in traveling to China." According to the statistics of the National Migration Administration of China, in the first half of this year, 14.635 million foreigners entered the country at various ports, an increase of 152.7% year on year. On September 17th, a group of foreign tourists took photos while touring Qibao Ancient Town located in Minhang District, Shanghai. Xinhua News Agency reporter Fang Zhe's photo. Huang Haiguo, the head of the Asia Pacific region of the United Nations Tourism Organization, told reporters that Chinese tourists and the Chinese tourism industry play a very important role in the recovery of the Asian tourism industry. The United Nations Tourism Organization welcomes the Chinese government's implementation of visa free entry policies for multiple countries. I believe that China and the international tourism industry will benefit from this powerful policy