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• Electronic tour guide to serve tourists in West Lake  [2009-1-7]
• Qinghai Sanjiangyuan Area to create a cultural tourism site of world heritage  [2009-1-7]
• China says global financial crisis not to dampen tourism in upcoming festival  [2009-1-7]
• The 29th ASEAN Tourism Forum opens amid global economic woes  [2009-1-7]
• Panda mania grips Taiwan as Tuan Tuan and Yuan Yuan arrive  [2008-12-24]
• Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival  [2008-12-24]
• China lowers fuel prices  [2008-12-19]
• Tibet: Heavenly Lake Namtso closes to tourists  [2008-12-19]
• Manchuria China-Russia-Mongolia Int'l Ice and Snow Festival to open in late December  [2008-12-19]
• Lighters, matches allowed on domestic flights from Dec. 20  [2008-12-19]
• Tibet Canyon Tourism Increases  [2008-12-19]
• Hong Kong, China and Vietnam to cement tourism ties  [2008-12-19]
• Berijing Begins Yearly Inspection on Cultural Sites  [2008-12-12]
• UNESCo to Launch Teach for China Program in February  [2008-12-8]
• Temporary imperial residence ruins found in NW China  [2008-12-8]
• Mt. Huangshan to cut ticket price to CNY 120  [2008-12-4]
• Thai crisis may cause $100 mln of loss to Cambodian tourism  [2008-12-4]
• Beijing-Bangkok flights halted due to Thai riot  [2008-12-1]
• Large ski resort put into use in Inner Mongolia  [2008-12-1]
• Conference on Tibet tourism held in shanghai  [2008-12-1]
• CEO monk to franchise Kungfu Shaolin shrine  [2008-12-1]
• Pudong sees the largest pearl market open  [2008-11-17]
• Famous ancient tower Zhenwu Pavilion  [2008-11-17]
• Cross Straits flights an opportunity to Nanjing tourism  [2008-11-17]
• Yuanmingyuan: More yachts added, more beauty to explore  [2008-11-14]
• Sichuan Airlines to launch Chongqing-Taiyuan-Hohhot flights  [2008-11-11]
• Xi'an-Changsha-Fuzhou Flights Launched  [2008-11-11]
• Lost Horizon Found  [2008-11-11]
• China launches English training program for Buddhists  [2008-11-6]
• Macao unveils wine, gourmet food trade fairs  [2008-11-6]
• Worst snowstorm hits Tibet, death toll rises to 7  [2008-11-3]
• Tibet tourism hit hard by March 14 riot  [2008-11-3]
• A land of honest folk and warm stews  [2008-10-29]
• A land of honest folk and warm stews  [2008-10-29]
• Haikou Meilan International Airport opens three new air routes  [2008-10-29]
• China Southern Airlines increase flights/routes  [2008-10-29]
• Chinese Tibetologists exchange views with university students in Poland  [2008-10-25]
• Myanmar Taunggyi chosen as one of 10 best ASEAN environmental conservation cities  [2008-10-25]
• China's tourism numbers drop in September  [2008-10-25]
• Shibaozhai to reopen to tourists after restoration  [2008-10-22]
• Thousands run in Beijing marathon  [2008-10-20]
• Chinese-made regional jet launched for domestic commercial flight  [2008-10-20]
• Beijing Capital Airport wins award  [2008-10-20]
• S.Korea Launches"Visit Korea Campain 2010-2012"  [2008-10-20]
• Ethnic Yi people perform well preserved Nuo ritual  [2008-10-15]
• Yunnan donates dinosaur fossil to Hong Kong  [2008-10-15]
• Beijing: Bus No.919 runs directly to Badaling National Forest Park  [2008-10-15]
• 6th Haikou Tourism Commodity Fair to Held in November  [2008-10-15]
• South Korean government Tuesday declared year 2010 to 2012 as the "Visit Korea" years, to upgrade So  [2008-10-15]
• China to build first pilot national park  [2008-10-9]
• Teatime for tourists  [2008-10-8]
• Earthquake jolts area near Lhasa, killing at least 9  [2008-10-8]
• Fewer tourists visit Tibet during National Day holiday  [2008-10-8]
• More than 178 mln Chinese travel during "Golden Week" holiday  [2008-10-8]
• Guilin Airport cooperates with Air Asia  [2008-10-6]
• Holiday week sees visitors surge 33% at China tourist sites  [2008-10-6]
• Chinese celebrate 59th anniversary of founding of PR China  [2008-10-6]
• Zhangjiajie -- lost horizons  [2008-9-26]
• Beijing announces ticket prices for Olympic venues  [2008-9-26]
• Potala Palace not to raise ticket price  [2008-9-26]
• IPC chief: "These are greatest Paralympic Games ever"  [2008-9-18]
• Dujiangyan reopening on Sep.29.2008  [2008-9-18]
• Lhasa: First Tibet Tourism and Gourmet Cultural Festival to start  [2008-9-18]
• Harbin: Sun Island to present above-water eco-tour  [2008-9-16]
• Shanghai Toruism Festival Kicks off  [2008-9-16]
• Israel warms up for Chinese tourists  [2008-9-16]
• More than 1m tickets for Beijing Paralympics sold  [2008-9-8]
• World's widest tunnel completes digging in Shanghai  [2008-9-8]
• Olympic Park to open during the Golden Week of National Day  [2008-9-6]
• Mt.Qingcheng and Dujiangyan to open during the Golden Week of National Day  [2008-9-6]
• Jiuzhaigou Tour Getting Hot  [2008-9-1]
• Large shopping mall to appear in 'Bird's Nest', 'Water Cube'  [2008-8-30]
• China's tallest tower inaugurated in Shanghai  [2008-8-30]
• Temple of Heaven to close for Paralympics torch-lighting ceremony  [2008-8-26]
• Foreign leaders hail successful Beijing Olympics  [2008-8-26]
• Lhasa announces incentives for agents to revive tourism  [2008-8-26]
• Strong earthquake rocks Tibet  [2008-8-26]
• Olympic Village is to Open for Public after September 20th  [2008-8-21]
• China tourism will be more prosperous after Olympics  [2008-8-21]
• Three Kingdoms Period Culture Tour Will Be Restarted in Sichuan  [2008-8-21]
• Luxury Tourist Train of Qinghai-Tibet Railway is to Start on September  [2008-8-21]
• Tourists Throng to Qingdao  [2008-8-21]
• Yanzi Gou of Sichuan Gongga Mountain is to Open on National Day  [2008-8-21]
• China Weather Forecast (Aug. 20 - Aug. 24)  [2008-8-21]
• 10 things you've got to do in Chengdu  [2008-8-20]
• Tibet sees increasing tourists  [2008-8-20]
• Qinghai-Tibet railway to get six new lines  [2008-8-20]
• 100 days after quake, athletes from Sichuan fight and shine at Beijing Olympics  [2008-8-20]
• Overseas students feel more at home  [2008-8-16]
• CAAC allows free rerouting for flight delay during Olympics  [2008-8-16]
• China announces full resettlement of quake survivors amid Olympic success  [2008-8-13]
• Prince Gong's Mansion to reopen on Aug. 20 in Beijing  [2008-8-13]
• Beijing welcomes world to 2008 Olympic Games  [2008-8-9]
• International media focus on Beijing  [2008-8-9]
• 2008 Olympics opening ceremony  [2008-8-8]
• Jiuzhaigou restores tourism  [2008-8-7]
• Torch relay in Chengdu concludes  [2008-8-6]
• Beijing air quality satifies the athlets  [2008-8-4]
• Airport in NE China scenic mountain area opens  [2008-8-4]
• Overseas tours to province of SW China asked to report shedule in advance  [2008-8-4]
• Overseas tours to province of SW China asked to report shedule in advance  [2008-8-4]
• Tourism key in growth equation  [2008-8-2]
• Lijiang airport to be expaned to link Hongkong  [2008-8-1]
• Qiang culture fights for world heritage status  [2008-7-30]
• Tourism summit opens Rizhao to development possibilities  [2008-7-30]
• Old Summer Palace's core area to open to public  [2008-7-30]
• Beijing's oldest commercial street to greet Olympic tourists after renovation  [2008-7-30]
• China to control Tiananmen Square tourist visits on Aug. 8  [2008-7-30]
• 2008 Tibet Shoton Festival  [2008-7-30]
• Shanghai Tourism Festival to be held from Sept. 13 to Oct. 6  [2008-7-30]
• Passengers Need to Go to Airports in 18 Regions 3 to 5 Hours in Advance  [2008-7-25]
• Ten recommended Beijing shopping streets  [2008-7-25]
• China to withdraw military forces in quake affected areas  [2008-7-22]
• Fewer vehicles bring smooth traffic flow in Beijing  [2008-7-22]
• Beijing Airport to shut during Olympic opening ceremony  [2008-7-18]
• Chengdu receives first group of foreign students since Wenchuan quake  [2008-7-15]
• Five days presale train ticket period  [2008-7-15]
• Tea and crafts top souvenir list  [2008-7-12]
• No death penalty handed down so far over Lhasa violence  [2008-7-12]
• OLYMPIC SERVICE: Useful phone numbers in Beijing  [2008-7-12]
• Shenzhen-Baotour air route launched on July 10  [2008-7-11]
• China tourism market an investment magnet  [2008-7-9]
• US cheerleaders help perfect Olympic cheer squad  [2008-7-9]
• Fliers face extra security checks for Olympics  [2008-7-8]
• Warming may cause rapid plant species loss on Qinghai-Tibet Plateau  [2008-7-8]
• Chinese mainland tourists start sightseeing in Taiwan  [2008-7-7]
• Nature-made Human Portrait on the Cliff in Qingchuan  [2008-7-4]
• Fuel surcharge for domestic flights increases since Jul. 1st  [2008-7-4]
• Weather Forecast: Heavy rain to hit Southwest China, Yangtze-Hanjiang river region  [2008-7-4]
• Central authorities to meet Dalai's representatives in early July  [2008-7-1]
• The First USA Tour Group Arrived in Lhasa after Reopen  [2008-7-1]
• Sichuan Jiuzhaigou Flight Tour Available  [2008-6-27]
• Shanghai Airlines Opens Tianjin-Shenzhen Route  [2008-6-27]
• Tibet Reopens to Foreigners  [2008-6-24]
• Chinese embassy in Nepal refutes "Tibet independence" group´s rumor  [2008-6-23]
• Olympic torch relayed along Qinghai Lake  [2008-6-23]
• 70% Domestic Tourists Are Willing to Travel in Sichuan  [2008-6-21]
• Tibet to reopen to foreign tourists soon  [2008-6-21]
• Chengdu People Park  [2008-6-16]
• Chinese table tennis team expects challenge at Olympics  [2008-6-15]
• Olympic Torch says goodbye to Zunyi  [2008-6-15]
• Accurate 72-hour forecasts assured during Beijing Games  [2008-6-15]
• Photos: Olympic victory ceremony volunteers selected  [2008-6-15]
• Chinese mainland, Taiwan sign historic agreement  [2008-6-14]
• Shanghai Tourism festival gets September start  [2008-6-14]
• Monthly ticket offered for Shanghai-HK flights  [2008-6-14]
• 1st Taiwan tour set on July 4th  [2008-6-14]
• Malaysian trade fear sky-high prices will dampen China market  [2008-6-14]
• Station slated for Zhujiajiao Watertown  [2008-6-14]
• Domestic travel set to grow: PATA report  [2008-6-14]
• Quake-Stricken Sichuan Province Maps Tourism Revival  [2008-6-14]
• Beijing to receive 500,000 tourists during Olympics  [2008-6-14]
• Part of the Tours Reopen after the Earthquake  [2008-6-13]
• Love shared by humans, animals in quake areas  [2008-6-13]
• China to introduce more rules to facilitate post-quake rebuilding  [2008-6-13]
• One month memorial of 5.12: Don't cry for me, China  [2008-6-13]
• Foreign Tour Group to Mt.Emei after the Quake  [2008-6-13]
• Mt. Emei and Leshan in Dragon Boat Festival 2008  [2008-6-13]
• The 10 Firsts of Wenchuan Earthquake  [2008-6-13]
• Mt.Emei Tour Promotion in Guangdong province after the Quake  [2008-6-13]
• Bodies of 5 copter crew recovered from quake zone  [2008-6-13]
• Mainland, Taiwan agree on weekend charter flights, direct cross-Strait flights to be discussed  [2008-6-13]
• China Southern Airlines to resume Urumqi-Narati flights from Jun. 25  [2008-6-13]
• Three Gorges Dam  [2008-6-13]
• Senior Communist Party Members from Dujiangyan Visit the Wuhou Shrine in Chengdu  [2008-6-13]
• China says recent visa policy in line with Olympics practice  [2008-6-13]
• Medias Focusing on Giant Pandas  [2008-6-13]
• The Children's Day at Chegndu Panda Center  [2008-6-13]
• Austrialia Seven Net TV Film at the Panda Base  [2008-6-13]
• Scenic Area Reopened after 5.12 in Sichuan  [2008-6-13]
• Beer Street Reopened in Dujiangya  [2008-6-13]
• Kuangxiangzi and Zaixiangzi in Chengdu  [2008-6-13]
• Qinghai-Tibet Railway unaffected by earthquakes  [2008-6-12]
• Hainan Airlines to fly Beijing-Seattle route  [2008-6-11]
• Mt.Emei Tour Recovered after the Quake  [2008-6-10]
• China dragon Boat Festival 2008  [2008-6-4]
• Beijing Zoo: eight Wolong Pandas to Meet visitors  [2008-6-4]
• China New Visa Rules  [2008-5-28]
• Gov't: 3 mln tents needed for homeless  [2008-5-24]
• Peaceful development of cross-Strait ties reaffirm  [2008-5-24]
• Wen highlights Chinese style of premiership  [2008-5-24]
• Misused tents to be investigated  [2008-5-24]
• Sino-Russian stance on int'l affairs outlined  [2008-5-24]
• Reconstruction in Sichuan to take three years  [2008-5-24]
• China thanks foreign earthquake donors  [2008-5-24]
• 100 Elite Soldiers Airdropped Into Stricken Area  [2008-5-19]
• Officials Estimate death toll is over 50,000  [2008-5-19]
• China Announces Three-days of Mourning for Quake Victims  [2008-5-19]
• China's Quake Revised to 8.0 on the Richter Scale  [2008-5-19]
• Officials work hard to meet victims' needs  [2008-5-19]
• Looking for the missing family  [2008-5-19]
• Man rescued 127 hours after SW China quake  [2008-5-19]
• Donation Box  [2008-5-19]
• Foreign rescuers battle for lives in China's quake  [2008-5-19]
• Tired soldiers  [2008-5-19]
• Chengdu Stand in Silent Tribute  [2008-5-19]
• Exclusive: Miracle survivors pulled from rubble  [2008-5-19]
• Teacher mourned on his honeymoon day  [2008-5-19]
• Map of Major cities and Scenic Spots  [2008-5-19]
• Wenchuan Earthquake map  [2008-5-19]
• Earthquake Map  [2008-5-19]
• Woman rescued alive 150 hours after quake  [2008-5-19]
• UK tourists touched by locals  [2008-5-19]
• Hu orders to reach every village  [2008-5-19]
• China mourns quake dead, as toll rises to 34,073  [2008-5-19]
• China begins three-day mourning  [2008-5-19]
• Premier Wen: 90 more copters for quake relief  [2008-5-15]
• Taiwan Red Cross plan to donate 300,000 US Dollars  [2008-5-14]
• Situation of Yingxiu in Wenchuan County even worse  [2008-5-14]
• Top priorities: saving lives, restoring Transport  [2008-5-14]
• Earthquake in Wenchuan  [2008-5-14]
• Olympic torch lit atop Mount Everest  [2008-5-8]
• Sichuan Tibetan Region Opens  [2008-5-7]
• China Travelevery Web Published  [2008-5-7]