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Page 3 of 3 1 2 3 China's scenic sites reached 20,000 Nov. 4, 2005
A report issued by China National Tourism Administration (CNTA) showed that the number of scenic spots in China had reached 20,000. Scenic sites have accounted half of China's tourism industry.
Low cost air tickets exempt fuel surcharge Nov. 4, 2005
The Chunqiu Airline Company, which is widely known for its low cost airfare, recently opened an air route from Tianjin to Shanghai. It further launched several discounted tickets at a low price of 199 yuan with fuel-related surcharge exempted.
Taiwan ready to discuss air charters with China Nov. 4, 2005
Taiwan said on Friday it was ready to talk to China about allowing direct charter flights ahead of the peak Lunar New Year travel season in early 2006, a day after an invitation by Beijing.
1st China Tourism Investment Fair Opens Nov. 3, 2005
The China Tourism Investment Fair opened Tuesday in Ningbo, a port city of Zhejiang Province, attracting more than 10,000 Chinese and foreign participants.
Ski in Shenyang next month Nov. 2, 2005
An ice festival will kick off next month in northeast China's Shenyang city where ski sports and ice carving art exhibition are expected to attract about one million tourists from home and abroad.
China to become world No.1 tourism destination Nov. 2, 2005
At the first China tourism and investment fair which opened on Nov. 1st, spokesperson from China's National Tourism Administration (CNTA) said that China would turn itself into the world's No. 1 tourism destination in twelve years. This will lay a solid foundation for China to become a global tourism power.
Boeing delivers first specially-painted 2008 Beijing Olympics Airplane to Air China Nov. 1, 2005
Boeing delivered the first of two specially- painted 737-700s with the official 2008 Beijing Olympics logo and theme - "One World, One Dream" - to Air China.
Collect miles all over China with Air China Partnership extended to routes within China as of winter timetable Nov. 1, 2005
As of now, travellers to China have even more opportunities to fill up their mile account. With the start of the winter timetable, Miles & More members can collect or use their collected miles on the entire inner-Chinese route network with Air China. Up to now this was only possible on Air China’s international route network and on seven selected inner-Chinese services. Now Miles & More participants have a choice of 161 routes to 66 destinations in China.
Southern Airlines Offer Automatic Boarding Service Nov. 1, 2005
China's first automatic boarding system has been launched in the Baiyun Airport in Guangzhou City on Friday. China Southern Airlines is the first airline company in the country providing the new service.
Online payment limit affects tourism sales Nov. 1, 2005
A regulation which sets limit to the amount of online payment affected the business transaction volume of Internet tourist agents. Some sales agent reported their business volume to have decreased by two-thirds on the day the regulation was published.
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