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17 September 2007Heilongjiang Prepares For Golden Week Holiday

Heilongjiang Tourism Department has conducted a spot-check of safety and service quality of tourism facilities to ensure that every tourist can enjoy a safe and happy holiday during the coming October Golden Week holiday. More

13 September 2007Hong Kong Ocean Park To Raise Price From October 1

Hong Kong Ocean Park will take advantage of the upcoming October Golden Week holiday to increase its income by raising the admission fee by 10%-14% from October 1. More

11 September 2007Nine Travel Agencies Target Of Tourist Complaints

According to the Beijing Tourism Administration, nine Beijing travel agencies were the targets of complaints by tourists in August because of downgraded services or additional charges from booked trips. More

6 September 2007Eight Chinese Airlines Update Ticket Return Policy

Major airlines companies in China have launched a new consumer-friendly policy regarding air ticket returns. More

5 September 2007Chongqing To Invest RMB6 Billion For Three Gorges Tourist Areas

Chongqing Transportation And Tourism Investment Group Corporation says it will invest RMB6 billion to improve the Three Gorges scenic spot to further increase its competitiveness in tourism. More

4 September 2007Standard Translation Version for Signs Come Out

Tourists are no longer to confuse the variety versions of translation of tourist attractions. The Organizing Committee of Beijing Speaks Foreign Languages Program recently organized experts to translate the signs in main scenic areas, and the work now has been accomplished.More

30 August 2007Summer Palace in Beijing opens to students for free

Beijing's Old Summer Palace, known to locals as Yuanmingyuan Park, will open to students for free starting on September 1, Beijing Morning Post reports. More

21 August 2007Mogao Buddhist Caves to limit visitors

The Mogao Buddhist Caves in Northern China's Gansu Province are considering following the practice of the Tibet's Potala Palace to limit the number of the travelers daily so as to avoid possible damage to the caves caused by being overvisited from next year. More

20 August 2007Kanas Airport temporarily closed

The Urumqi-Kanas air tickets are currently not available although the first flight connection proved to be successful. Travelers who want to experience the stunning beauty of the region have to fly to Altay first and connect with their flight via bus. More

15 August 2007Olympics Hotel Price Hike

Hotels in Beijing have dramatically increased the room price by 5-8 times during the next year's Olympic Game according to the Beijing Olympics Committee. Hotel rooms at the deluxe hotels have been largely booked and the first round of booking for economical hotels has just begun. More

 

 

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