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Two Taiwan carriers yesterday flew through the mainland's airspace.
Shanghai Airport Taxi Stands to Be Renovated Sep. 6, 2005
Renovations will begin tomorrow near the terminals at Hongqiao International Airport to make way for increased traffic and reduce the waiting time to grab a taxi.
Protection of Ancient Lijiang at Crossroad Sep. 5, 2005
In the ancient town of Lijiang, came artists, who built their studios there and live a unique life.
Airports Plagued by Accidents at Weekend Sep. 5, 2005
A fuel truck rammed into the wing of an airplane at Beijing Capital International Airport while chemical experts were dispatched to monitor a radioactive leak at Hong Kong International Airport on Saturday.
Wuxi plans to lure Taiwan tourists Sep. 4, 2005
A tourist delegation team in Wuxi returned from its trip to Taiwan for a promotion tour of the city. Delegation team leader, director of the city's tourist administration bureau Wang Jieping said in an interview that Wuxi planned to build the city a favorite destination for Taiwan travelers.
Chinese Airlines Ink Partnership Sep. 4, 2005
China Southern Airlines with the largest and most technically advanced airline fleet in The People's Republic of China has made a historic FFP announcement with a new partnership with Taipei-based China Airlines.
Chengde Summer Resort holds int'l tourist fest Sep. 3, 2005
The Chengde Summer Resort held an international tourist festival and organized a series of activities to commemorate the 250th Anniversary of the founding of the Puning Temple.
Old Summer Palace renovation work nearly completed Sep. 2, 2005
Renovation work of the Old Summer Palace (Yuanmingyuan), which frequently aroused public attentions these days, is nearly at its end. Reporters at site saw Thursday that the bottoms of the Fuhai Lake, Changchun Lake and Yichun Lake in the palace were filled with clay and the baffle around the construction site had been put aside.
Seven titled excellent tourist cities in China Sep. 2, 2005
Maoming city in South China’s Guangdong province has been titled as the Excellent Tourist City in China, according to information released by the Maoming Tourist Administration Bureau on Friday.
Airlines to Pick Own Service Style Sep. 2, 2005
Chinese airlines will enjoy more freedom in deciding their type of service, according to a document released by the General Administration of Civil Aviation of China (CAAC) yesterday.
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