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7 May 2008Four Tombs of Ming Tombs Opened to Experts
The administration of Ming Tombs, Beijing opened De Tomb, Kang, Tomb, Qin Tomb and Tai Tomb to both domestic and foreign experts on May, 7th 2008. More
30 April 2008Little World added in Hong Kong Disneyland
Little World, a mini view spot includes views of Europe, Asia, America, islands and rain forests was added in Hong Kong Disney Land. More
23 April 2008Hainan looks to be tourist mecca
After being the biggest special economic zone for 20 years, the island province of Hainan is now focusing on developing its tourism industry. More
22 April 2008China Southern Adds More Flights Between Zhengzhou And Beijing, Shanghai
With the flourishing tourism market in Henan and the upcoming 2008 Olympic Games, China Southern Airlines has added more flights between Zhengzhou and Beijing, and Shanghai from April 15 to meet the increasing requirements of customers. More
18 April 2008Touch Screens Set up to Serve Tourists in Forbidden City
16 touch screens have been set up at the major roads of the three halls in Forbidden City to serve tourists with navigation news about the complex and its culture showMore
17 April 2008Weifang to Hold International Kite Festival
The International Kite Festival will be held in Weifang of Shangdong Province from 20th to 25th April. More
14 April 2008Lighters and matches banned on planes
Air passengers in China will not be allowed to take lighters or matches onboard planes, the latest step taken by the country's top aviation authority to ensure security four months ahead of the Beijing Olympics.More
10 April 2008Ethnic Festival Celebrated on April 8th
On 8th of the forth lunar month of China, ethnic people including miao, yao, buyi, dong in Guizhou province, west of Hunan province and north of Guangxi usually celebrate their special festival by all kinds of activities, such as dancing, singing, worshiping for better harvest. More
3 April 2008Shanghai to Welcome All-Round Consulting Service for Inbound Tourist
With the approaching of 2008 Olympic Games and 2010 world EXPO, Shanghai strengthens to build its public tourist consulting service system. Tourist service hotline-962020 has been in use.More
2 April 2008The Third Highest Peak of Yellow Mountain Reopened to Tourists
The third highest peak of Yellow Mountain-Tiandu Peak, which has been closed for 4 months, reopened to tourists on April 1st.More
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