Highlights
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Game on for tourism bureaus across China after Harbin travel frenzy January 17
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Beijing universities open campuses for winter vacation tours January 11
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Harbin extravaganza boosts China's ice-and-snow economy January 9
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Country's tourism market off to a robust start in 2024 January 4
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Terracotta Warriors museum sees over 100,000 visits during holiday January 3
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Thailand to waive visa requirements for Chinese nationals January 3
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Xinjiang opens its first museum on Great Wall culture January 2
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Chinese cities to see tourism peak in New Year's Day holiday December 27
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Jilin's winter enchantments December 27
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Shenzhen promotes industrial tourism December 27
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China's 10th National Public Ice and Snow Season launched December 24
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Wintering swans boost tourism in Chinese provinces December 7
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Europeans flock to China with visa-free access December 6
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Event launched to promote 'Highway 95' automotive tourism project December 1
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China Cruise Shipping Conference opens in Shenzhen November 29
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Smart tourism development conference held in Nanjing November 29
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A naturally elevating trip November 27
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Winter tour in Guizhou November 27
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Ordos holds grand light show in China and abroad November 27
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Fireworks show held in Thailand's beach resort Pattaya to promote tourism November 25
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Ice blocks prepared for Harbin snow world November 25
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Hong Kong Disneyland to launch 'Frozen'-themed land November 17
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Yangtze town has a foot in the past and an eye on the future November 7
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A vibrant city on ancient Silk Road -- Kashgar in the eyes of foreign tourists November 7
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iQIYI signs strategic partnership with Tourism Authority of Thailand November 7
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Winter tourism promotion adds allure to travelling Tibet November 7
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Chinese pickle spices up export hopes with Mexico November 7
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China sees 3.67 bln domestic tourist visits in first 3 quarters October 28
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70 countries, regions to participate in int'l travel trade fair October 14
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China's "golden week" glitters with booming tourism, cultural consumption October 5
