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4 March 2007Chairman Mao Memorial Hall to Close for Maintenance
Chairman Mao Memorial Hall is to close from March 3 to September 20 for maintenance, according to the hall's administration.More
4 March 2007Snow Disrupt Air, Highway Travel in North China
Heavy snowfall in many parts of north China on Saturday night and Sunday caused some airports to close temporarily and affected highway traffic with many Chinese on the way home after their Spring Festival holidays.More
1 March 2007Sichuan Attractions Decrease Some Prices
Sichuan Provincial Price Bureau has announced that from May 1, three provincial scenic spots will decrease their fees for transportation. More
1 March 2007Shanghai Hongqiao Airports Expansion Approved
Shanghai Hongqiao Airport's expansion has just been approved by the National Development and Reform Commission. More
25 February 2007Last day of week-long Chinese New Year holiday sees record number of travellers
A record 56.53 million people were expected to travel around the country on Saturday, the last day of the week-long holiday of the Chinese Spring Festival. More
15 February 2007China Will Continue Charging Airport Construction Fee
China's Ministry of Finance has just issued a circular on the government's fund policy in 2007, including information about the airport construction fees levied on air tickets.More
14 February 2007Museum of Chinese History Closed for Renovations
The Museum of Chinese History in Beijing has been closed for renovations, which are expected to be completed in 2010. More
14 February 2007Heavy Fog Disrupted Flights in NW China
Heavy fog in Urumqi, capital of northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, disrupted flights on Monday, according to the airport officials. More
12 February 2007Chinese Government Limits Price Markups At Tourist Attractions
China's State Development and Reform Commission has issued a new circular, requiring all scenic spots to publish their new prices two months in advance if they make adjustments, and they should maintain the new prices for at least three years. More
11 February 2007Beijing Introduces Tasty Restaurants Ahead of Olympics
Beijing plans to develop a list of some 300 "tasty restaurants" featuring various types of cuisine that will be recommended to foreign guests attending the Beijing Olympic Games, a municipal official has said. More
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