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China expects record number of travelers in October "golden week" |
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New expressway sparks tourist boom |
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Marriott International signs new hotels in China |
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Two more Pullman Hotels to open in China |
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Aviation museum honors war pilots |
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Evening shows light up Happy Valley |
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Palace Museum stage cross-strait exhibition |
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Capital Museum hosting exhibition of origin of Chinese civilization |
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The National Museum opens free to public |
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Restoration opens ancient town to visitors |
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Shaanxi sets to show off its oranges |
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Free bus service for Expo visitors |
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Tourism official dismisses ban on foreign tourists' travel to Tibet |
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Empark Grand Hotel Guiyang opens its doors |
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Hanting opens Haiyou Inn in Shanghai |
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New Chinese travel e-map site online |
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Home Inns plans 200 hotels for 2010 |
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Tianjin Declaration Signed At China Tourism Industries Festival |
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Anhui publishes latest tourism statistics |
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Accor to open two new Mercure Hotels in Beijing |
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Tiens Sego Hotel opens in Tianjin |
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New subway line to open in Beijing ahead National Day |
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More than 4,000 heritage sites found in Xinjiang: white paper |
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Dali forges link with Nantou County in Taiwan |
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Sanya to reward travel agencies |
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Booming domestic travel offsets sluggish inbound tourism |
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Changsha alies with five foreign cities |
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Chinese travel guide for Melbourne issued |
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Dragonair launches new service from HK to Guangzhou |
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Nanning-Macau-Taiwan route to be launched |
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