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1 April 2007Hong Kong Airlines to Open Hong Kong to Jinan Route
Hong Kong Airlines announced it would begin flights to Jinan, the capital of east China's Shandong Province from April 2. More
30 March 2007Lhasa Sky Lures Travelers
?°Sky has never before been so blue just as pure as the sea, and I'm even reluctant to leave Lhasa.?± says Ms Zhang, a traveler from central China's Hebei province. More
29 March 2007Hotel prices to hike during the 101st Chinese Import & Export Commodities Fair
Hotel prices in Guangzhou are expected to soar during the 101st Chinese Import & Export Commodities Fair (CIECF for short), which will be held on April 15-20 & 25-30, 2007 at two venues, the Complex at Pazhou and the Complex at Liuhua Road in Guangzhou. More
28 March 2007Luoyang Peony Fair to Kick Off on April 1st
The 25th Luoyang Peony Fair is scheduled to kick off next month in Luoyang, a city in Central China's Henan Province.More
27 March 2007Lufthansa to Fly More Fights to Shanghai
Lufthansa German Airlines announced yesterday that it will fly to Shanghai from Germany three times daily with the introduction of its 2007 summer timetable, which starts from Monday. More
27 March 2007Bamboo Mountains Seas and Shoots
Early spring is the time to taste fresh bamboo shoots in Anji, a town dominated by bamboo forests in western Zhejiang, and have a Chinese poetic tour through one of the country's biggest seas of bamboo. More
24 March 2007Mount Everest to go uncoated
Mount Everest, world's highest peak, is facing the risk of exposing its rocks in the sun as ice and snow coating the mountains continue to melt down in global warming, a recent report by the World Wildlife Fund warns. More
24 March 2007Tea Festival in Hangzhou
Women sit in formation to play Chinese traditional musical instrument zither (Guzheng) during the opening ceremony of a tea festival in Hangzhou East China's Zhejiang Province March 22, 2007. The festival will attract thousands of visitors from home and abroad More
22 March 2007Tibet Will Receive More Than 3 Million Tourists This Year
Jin Shixun, director of the Tibetan Autonomous Region's Reform and Development Commission, says that with the launch of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway, Linzhi Airport and the border trading channel between China and India, Tibet will receive more than 3 million tourists this year and earn a total of RMB3.4 billion from the tourism sector. More
21 March 2007Village Discovery
The fact so many of Beijing's natural tourist destinations are located in its suburbs has given birth to a new kind of tourist phenomenon folk custom tourist villages. These villages started off providing food and lodging for tourists visiting nearby scenic spots. But visitors soon realized that the experience of staying in these villages was an experience in itself. More
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