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Shanghai, China Dirtiest Creek Set To Become Future Tourist Destination
The Suzhou creek was covered by pollution and neglect but plans on continuous rehabilitation of the area is being cooked up to save the historic river from destruction.
Five Best Attractions In China That The Whole World Admires
China is known to have tons of magnificent tourist attractions. Here are five attractions that best represents China and its culture.
Taipei's Star Rating System Gives Way For Tourists' Vacation Preferences
Taipei has introduced the star rating system to allow travelers to choose their preferred vacation experience.
DOT Favors American Airlines More Than Delta Airlines On U.S.-China Route Flights
The Department of Transportation tentatively decided for American Airlines to take the route of Los Angeles to Beijing routes rather than Delta Airlines.
Travel Tips: Important Things To Prepare Before Your China Trip
Do you have an incoming trip to Beijing? If you are not sure what to bring, here are a few pointers to help you prepare for your trip.
Top Five Of The Strangest Things To Buy During Singles' Day In China
A list of peculiar things that you can buy for a cheap price during Singles' Day in China.
Thailand Can Expect Less Attention From President Trump, According To Political Scientists
The United States under President-elect Donald Trump will likely pay less attention to human rights and the restoration of democracy in Thailand, reducing pressure on its military regime, as per two political scientists.
Chinese Airlines Woos Western Business Travelers With Latest Premium Offerings
China’s airlines are updating their services to make the tourism successful by the luminous new jets to new destinations that aim to target the passengers market that are currently dominated by Western business travelers. Reports says that during the recently held Airshow China, the country’s largest air expo, their flag carrier Air China showed off virtual reality goggles in the aim to impress their long-haul business class clients.
Forbidden City China: What's In Store For Visitors
The Forbidden City located at the heart of Beijing is one of the most important palaces in the world. It housed 24 emperors of the Qing and Ming dynasty. The imperial regime ended 90 years ago upon the dissolution of "boy emperor" Puyi and thus welcomed the start of the Palace Musuem. Planning to visit? Here are some of the things that you need to know.
Global Air Traffic Driven By India And China Increase For Almost Two Years Already
India and China's domestic air travel have grown largely for the pass two years. This is a good thing for the global aviation industry that makes them happy.
Travel Tips: Reasons Why You Should Learn A Foreign Language When Traveling
Speaking the language gives you an instant 'local's pass', opening up places you never would be able to get to with English alone. Physiological studies have found that speaking two or more languages is a great asset to the cognitive process.
Travel Tips: When In Beijing, Do As The Locals Do!
There is a famous saying that goes like this, “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.” This saying can most effectively be applied when it comes to travel, may it be in Rome or somewhere different like Beijing perhaps. Here are some tips which can help you get the most out of your stay in Beijing the way it is supposed to be: how the locals do it.
Beijing’s Spicy Lobster Is The Real Hot Stuff!
If you’re on the lookout for food that’s extremely hot, then make sure to try out Beijing’s spicy lobster because it is certainly off the charts.
Top Five Reasons Why Yinchuan Should Be Your Next Travel Destination In China
Yinchuan, a small city in China that is rapidly gaining in popularity, is being considered to be a 'Chinese oasis'. Wondering what got Yinchuan this beautiful nickname? Here are top five reasons why you should visit this place immediately.
Qingming Festival
In the year 732, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty declared that respect could only be paid formally at ancestors' graves on the first day of the Qingming solar term. From then on, sweeping tombs on the first of Qingming gradually became popular with both royal and common families, and has lasted over a millennia.
