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Shangri-La Guilin Offers City’s First Exclusive Li River Tour
Despite its popularity as a tourist destination, Guilin has lagged behind other cities in providing both world-class accommodations and a high-end tourist experience for business travelers or high-end visitors.
Read Full Story »China’s Yabuli Ski Resort To Hit American TV Screens
Although spring is just around the corner, Yabuli Sun Mountain, China’s top ski resort, will get some of its first exposure to American television audiences this month when it is featured in an episode of chef Anthony Bourdain’s “No Reservations.”
Read Full Story »Beijing joins Emirates A380 “Capital Club”
The 517-seater A380 will service the growing number of businesspeople traveling between China and Dubai, as well as serving as a link for the increasing commerce between China and Africa, with the Middle East as a midpoint.
Read Full Story »China River Cruises To Set Sail During Shanghai World Expo
Although Yangtze River cruises have been around for years, many of these cruises have been three-star at best, offering breathtaking sights but not much else. As with virtually everything in the Chinese tourism industry, however, this is changing.
Read Full Story »Beijing Tops List Of Chinese New Year Tourist Destinations, Overtaking Shanghai
According to a new survey released by the Chinese online travel site Ctrip, more Chinese took advantage of Golden Week this year to head to tourist destinations rather simply spending time with family.
Read Full Story »Survey: 93% Of Urban Residents Plan To Travel This Spring
A new survey by the China National Tourism Academy should give those in the Chinese hospitality industry plenty of reason to be optimistic this spring.
Read Full Story »Hong Kong Braces For “Golden Week” Deluge
This year, the Hong Kong Tourism Commission, with the help of government tourism departments and the local travel industry, has drawn up its first “roadmap” to accommodate the tens of thousands of mainlanders who are expected to start showing up within the next few days.
Read Full Story »Mainland Tourists Spent $42 Billion Overseas In 2009
Though the majority of first-time outbound tourists from the mainland went to nearby Hong Kong (18%) and Macau (16%), more of them are heading to more distant locales, staying longer, and spending more.
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