Blog Tag - Travel
Nanjing will forever hold a special place in my heart as it's where I lived when I first came to China over ten years ago, studying there from 2011...
It’s a new era of payment convenience for international residents in Beijing and visitors to the capital city. A series of updates to Weixin Pay (a...
Today (Mar 21) is traditionally celebrated as the official start of spring and if you've been out and about recently you might have noticed that...
We’ve already taken a look at a fair few places that you can get sleeper trains to from Beijing and now we’ve got even more for you!
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With Chinese New Year just about one month away (Feb 10) it’s a good time to start planning your travels! A great way to save both time and money...
China Slashes Visa Fees to Boost International Tourism: In an exciting announcement on Friday, the Chinese government unveiled plans to reduce visa...
Whether or not you’ve had the opportunity to visit the Alpine nation of Switzerland, you’ll undoubtedly be familiar with images of its pristine,...
Hainan Airlines Boosts Manchester-Beijing Flights and Starts Boston-Beijing Service: Hainan Airlines is set to augment its service between Manchester...
The high-speed rail route between Beijing and Shanghai has recorded an impressive profit of RMB 5.1 billion in the first half of 2023, the surge in...
I dozed off as the minibus sped along the green slopes of south-central Yunnan. Shortly after passing the sleepy town of Xinping, we arrived in Gasa...
At over 3,000 meters, you might at first feel lightheaded when arriving in Shangri-la. The sensation could be altitude sickness but also the thrill...
Even before I arrived in China, I had heard nothing but praise for Yunnan. This land South of the Clouds lives up to the literal translation of its...
As reported by the China Securities Journal, there has been a tremendous surge in travel demand during this year's May holiday, resulting in a...
Imagine exploring numerous picturesque locations in a single day in a new city, catching a few hours sleep, then returning to work after a train ride...
When the news hit in late December that the Chinese government would readjust the Coronavirus to a “Category B” infectious disease from Jan. 8...
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