For some visitors, however, the experience can feel alarmingly close to the real thing. A growing number of young people in China are paying to experience simulated natural disasters, turning the ...

An increasing number of young travellers are seeking out simulated natural disasters for a firsthand, controlled taste of a high level of danger, fueling a wave of interest in what is being labelled ...

A new kind of “dark” tourism is emerging in China, where young travelers are paying money to experience simulated disasters in safe, controlled indoor centers. Participants during a typhoon survival ...

China's "dark tourism" sees young people paying for simulated disaster survival training (typhoons, floods) at centers like Lvxing Base. This trend sparks debate over whether it's education or ...