As the Xiamen Free Trade Zone (FTZ) nears its 11th anniversary, several major media outlets learned about its technological breakthroughs, green development, rule-of-law support, and cultural exports courtesy of a recent media tour.

As of April 11, Xiamen Airport had recorded 5,026 passenger flights to and from Belt and Road partner countries this year, up 12.01 percent year-on-year.

A batch of live oysters weighing 710 kilograms flew to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, marking the successful completion of Xiamen's first "air-to-air transit" export of fresh aquatic products.

This year, the China International Fair for Investment and Trade (CIFIT) will be held at Xiamen International Expo Center (XIEC) for the first time.

The cruise ship Adora Mediterranea departed on April 1 from Xiamen Intl Cruise Home Port, marking the start of Xiamen Port's 2026 cruise season.

Customs officers at the Xiamen FTZ guided a declarant from King Long in printing a certificate of origin under the CADEPA between China and the Republic of Congo on April 1.

This marks the 722nd since the "bonded maintenance outside special customs supervision areas" model was introduced, pushing the total import and export value under this model past 600 billion yuan.

A 730-kilogram batch of strawberries from Dalian, Liaoning, was transported to Singapore on flight MF851 via Xiamen's first "air-to-air transfer" fruit export.