Wu Yingjie, Communist Party of China (CPC) secretary of Tibet Autonomous Region, said on Thursday that there are no restrictions on overseas travel for Tibetans, including monks and nuns.
Wu made the remarks while answering questions from the media, after a panel discussion of the report of the 19th CPC National Congress.[Special Coverage]
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Tibet to continue opening up: regional officials
Senior officials from Tibet Autonomous Region in southwest China said Thursday that the region will continue opening up in the future.
Tibet is a world-class tourist destination, receiving more than 300,000 overseas travelers last year, and the number will continue to grow, said Palbar Tashi, head of the regional publicity department and a delegate to the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC).
Tibet will continue to encourage exchanges with other provincial regions across the country, said Losang Jamcan, chairman of the standing committee of regional people's congress, also a CPC delegate.
