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Six Guangxi Cities Work To Create Barrier-free Travel
April 5, 2007 |
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Six cities from Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region have signed a travel cooperation agreement to share travel resources and information to build a barrier-free travel zone.
The six cities are Nanjing, Beihai, Qinzhou, Fangchenggang, Yulin and Chongzuo. All of them are in located in the loop Beibuwan area of Guangxi. According to their agreement, travel agencies in any of the six cities can organize travel groups to the other five cities without a local reception travel agency and they can enjoy the same price as local travel agencies concerning hotel and air ticket booking.
The six cities have also agreed on jointly launching travel routes, forming periodic meetings and building a Beibuwan travel zone by integrating their travel resources.
Su Chunhua, director of Yinzhou Municipal Tourism Department, believes that the six cities' cooperation in building the barrier-free travel zone is conducive to upgrading Guangxi's image as a travel destination and increase its awareness among potential tourists.
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