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China offers magnificent attractions and a myriad of cultural adventures to feed any traveller’s wanderlust.  Shanghai is a modern city with a cosmopolitan feel. Experience the European vibe as you walk along the Bund and enjoy the vibrance of the restaurants, bars and clubs that light up the night.
Beijing, now in the thick of Olympic preparations, has temples, palaces and, of course, the Great Wall. You can also enjoy the quaint little hutong villages in the capital. For some nostalgia, head to Xian to see the amazing display of Imperial troops made of terracotta.
Hangzhou and Suzhou have the most number of lakes in the country which possess heaven-like qualities. West Lake is the most picturesque, inspiring artists for centuries.
If you’re looking for a bit of sunshine, Sanya has beaches and fabulous resorts complementing its lovely weather!

New GM For Langham, Yangtze Boutique Shanghai
Langham Hotels International has appointed Henk Meyknecht as the new managing director of the luxury operator's first boutique property in China - The Langham, Yangtze Boutique, Shanghai, which opened in May 2009. His career spans over 25 years ...
Thailand to host Mekong River talks
The first Mekong River summit will take place between April 2 to 5 in Hua Hin, Thailand, the Mekong River Commission (MRC) has announced. The summit, which is the first of its kind, will gather regional political leaders and a range of experts in ...
China asks Mekong states to visit dam
Wants to counter claims that it's causing drought China has invited countries from the lower Mekong subregion to visit its Jinghong dam in a bid to counter claims that its poor water management is causing drought in downstream countries. Kasemsun ...
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Astor House Hotel ShanghaiAstor House Hotel Shanghai  
Completed in 1846, the historical landmark offers you one of the best hotels in China and a luxurious western hotel in Shanghai with a privileged location.
Located on the north side of Garden Bridge, Astor House Hotel is close by the financial and shopping centre of Shanghai and enjoys convenient transportation. Restored to its glorious neo-classic Baroque style, the renovated hotel provides you with a wide range of facilities and services paired with an elegant ambiance. With the hotel as your ideal starting point, stroll along the Huangpu River and admire the spectacular view of the city from the Oriental Pearl Tower. Sample the wide variety of cuisine around the area or simply enjoy local food carefully prepared for you by our chefs.
After relaxing with a massage or a drink in our bar, retreat to your elegant room which may have once been occupied by Einstein or Charlie Chaplin.
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Ole London Hotel MacauOle London Hotel Macau  
For your stay in Macau, the Ole London Hotel offers convenience and luxury, all close to downtown and only 15 km (9 miles) away from the international airport. Each of the 60 rooms at this fine 2-star hotel feature superior amenities. Each room includes non smoking rooms, air conditioning, desk, internet access (wireless), internet access, ironing board. For the comfort and convenience of guests, you'll also find elevator, coffee shop, bar/pub, laundry service/dry cleaning, restaurant on-site. Convenient location, a dedicated staff and first-rate facilities make this hotel a favorite among travelers.
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Great Wall of China at Badaling and Ming Tombs Day Tour from BeijingGreat Wall of China at Badaling and Ming Tombs Day Tour from Beijing
See two of China's most popular destinations - the Great Wall of China and the Ming Tombs - on one unforgettable guided day trip from Beijing. You'll visit the Badaling section of the Great Wall, one of the best preserved sections of this colossal structure, and explore the Chang Ling Tomb, the largest of the excavated Ming emperor burial sites.
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Beijing Classic Full-Day Tour including the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Summer Palace and Temple of HeavenBeijing Classic Full-Day Tour including the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Summer Palace and Temple of Heaven
See all the classic Beijing sights on a full-day sightseeing tour covering Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace and Temple of Heaven. Along the way, your busy day includes relaxing scenic bus ride, Chinese style lunch, plus an unbeatable shopping experience at the Pearl Market.
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China isn't a country - it's a different world. Unless you have a couple of years and unlimited patience, it's best to follow a loose itinerary here, such as following the Silk Road route, sailing down the Yangzi River, or exploring the Dr Seuss landscape of Guangxi Province.
From shop-till-you-drop metropolises to the epic grasslands of Inner Mongolia, China is a land of cultural and geographic schisms. It's not that it has completely done away with its Maoist past - it's more that the yin of revolutionary zeal is being balanced by the yang of economic pragmatism.

Beijing - Beijing is the capital of the people's Republic of China. The municipality is under direct administration of China's Central Government. The city is the center of politics, culture, and international exchanges, as well as one of the largest metropolises of industry, finance and trade.
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Hong Kong - Despite the obvious love of shopping and eating, the perpetually crowded streets, glitzy neon lights and hard-core work ethic, it can all be put into context when you consider that the most expensive houses and powerful banks could not be planned without close consultation with the feng shui master. Look at the elegant sharp angles of the Bank of China building, or the high-tech iconic HSBC in Central, then realize that their exact location was plotted with due consideration to keeping the spirits and dragons happy.
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Macau - Macau is growing in popularity for its’ High Stakes Gambling and as a Premier Casino destination. The most famous Macau Casino is the Lisboa. Other spectacular casinos are the New Century Casino and the Floating Palace Casino. Book your vacation now; you may be the next millionaire in a very exciting Casino Destination!
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Shanghai - Shanghai is well known in the world not only for its prosperous cosmopolitan feature but also for its rich humanistic resources. In recent years, a number of modern buildings have been added to the city, such as the Oriental Pearl TV Tower, Shanghai Museum, Shanghai Library, Shanghai Stadium, Shanghai Grand Theatre, Shanghai Circus City, Shanghai City-Planning Exhibition Hall and Jin Mao Tower, Shanghai Science & Technology Museum. They have become new scenic sights in Shanghai.
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Guangzhou - Guangzhou, the provincial capital of Guangdong, is one of the largest and most prosperous city in southern China. Situated between the Baiyun Hill in the north and the Zhujiang (Pearl River) Delta Plain in the south. The city is 125 kilometers northwest of Hong Kong on the Pearl River. Guangzhou is one of the 24 cities which are the first to have been announced as famous cities of historic and cultural interest in China. The history of 2,200 years has left behind many places of historic interest and scenic beauty. They are vivid witness of past brilliance of Guangzhou. Guangzhou city attractions include the Guangzhou Museum and Nanyue King Tomb. Liwan Square, famous as the city’s entertainment and theatre district. Tianhe District, which is the Central Buisness District. The Ocean Park, and Guangzhou Animal Zoo.
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Xi'An - Xian is the capital of the Shaanxi province in northwest China. It's easily reachable by air or overnight train from Beijing.
The Army of the Terra-Cotta Warriors is one of China's great historical sites. Thousands of life-size soldiers and horses dating from 210 B.C. were buried in pits near Xian to guard the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang. The figures were discovered by farmers in 1974. Book a tour or go easily on your own by public bus (No. 306) that runs from a stop near the railway station. The fare is about $1 each way and the trip takes about an hour.
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There is strong competition in the travel and tourism business in China. There are many reputable and ethical agencies, and there’s the others. It’s worth remembering that if an operator is offering a trip which seems amazingly cheap, then the difference will be collected some other way. Sometimes guides and drivers will pay the agency for the right to guide the visitor, (“buying” travelers), and they will then find ways to recover this from the visitors. Sometimes the agency will use non-accredited suppliers, for example for river boats, rather than those which meet the government standard.
A good agency, such as CHT, do not collect the ‘per head’ fee, and pay their guides a fixed monthly salary, which recognizes the fact that they are English graduates as well as expert guides. These days the guides expect a good salary as more and more foreign businesses open in China, offering an attractive alternative, and a guide with a good standard of English does not have to ‘buy’ customers from an Agency.
A good agency does not permit its guides to collect commission on purchases which ‘their’ group have made in shops.

A good agency believes in delivering value for money, reliable quality, clarity about what people will get for their money. It will charge a reasonable price, and pay its own staff and suppliers at a reasonable rate.
This, of course, raises the thorny issue of tipping. China has not previously had a ‘tipping culture’. As tourism increases, a number of service people have become used to being offered a tip if they have provided good service. This includes tour guides and drivers. However, if you are traveling with a reputable agency tipping is not a compulsory activity, it is entirely voluntary. Most agencies will provide a guide to the amount which would be considered fair for good service, but it is just that – a guide. Be very cautious about anyone who claims that tipping is compulsory.

 
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