Escapist Travel Through China

Yann Busquets from France is a project leader from Alcatel-Lucent who is currently based in Beijing. His travels have have taken him to many cities in China, including Beijing, Shanghai, Guilin, Lhasa, Harbin, Kunming, and Hong Kong; as well as Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines.

CBA Stars Stay With Starwood In Beijing

China Basketball Association All-Star Weekend players recently checked into Four Points by Sheraton Beijing and aloft Beijing. As the official partner hotel for the event, a hotel representative Kevin Zhang welcomed one of the celebrity players Mengke Bateer (popularly known as Barter) from the North All-Star Team.

Fan Bingbing Visits Grand Millennium Beijing

Francois Vanvi, the executive assistant manger in charge of sales and marketing of Grand Millennium Beijing, welcomed Fan Bingbing, the well-known movie star during her recent visit to Grand Millennium Beijing to attend the East Wind Ring press conference.

Sophie Marceau Releases New Movie At The Westin Beijing Chaoyang

French actress Sophie Marceau attended a press conference at the Westin Beijing Chaoyang recently to release her new movie "Don't Look Back". Recognized as "the most beautiful French woman" by the Chinese audience, Sophie Marceau started her entertainer career back in 1980. Acting in many French, European and Hollywood movies, she then developed her directing […]

Kempinski Hotels China Road Show 2010

The third Kempinski Hotels China Road Show was held from March 2 to March 4 in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Beijing. Seven Kempinski Hotels from Switzerland, Russia, Malaysia, UAE and Thailand participated in the road show specially to present the hotels to the Chinese market.

North Korea New Outbound Travel Destination From China

The Chinese National Tourism Administration has said that from April 12, 2010, the Democratic People's Republic of North Korea and the Federated States of Micronesia will be new outbound travel destinations for Chinese citizens in tour groups.

Air China To Make Changes To Japan Routes

According to Kyodo News, Air China will terminate the Chongqing to Central Japan International Airport (Centrair) route from March 28, 2010, and it will launch a new route from Chengdu to Centrair on the same day.