China’s smaller cities becoming coffee gold mines
In China, as an increasing number of people across the country develop a taste for coffee, smaller cities and towns are being viewed as gold mines.
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China’s outbound tourism bounces back over Spring Festival break
Travel agencies said that bookings for overseas trips surged for the seven-day break, with destinations featuring friendly entry policies preferred.
Xi sends condolences to Pakistani president over terror attack
Xi said China stands ready to advance anti-terrorism cooperation with Pakistan, and work together to maintain peace and security in the region.
China’s PMI up as IMF raises forecast for growth
The rapid expansion signals that prospects for economic recovery are improving, thanks optimized Covid containment measures, among others.
Full boundary reopening with main land ‘very soon’: Hong Kong chief exec
More land checkpoints will resume operations, boosting the flow of cross-boundary travelers who now use seven land, sea, air and bridge control points.
China urges Czech Republic to abide by one-China principle
"China deplores and strongly opposes this and we have made solemn démarche to the Czech side", a spokesperson of China’s foreign ministry said.
Hong Kong chief exec to visit Middle East on full-scale publicity drive
A ceremony will be held two days later for a major publicity campaign to promote Hong Kong overseas as the SAR rapidly returns to normalcy.
Women custodians who ‘love’ the mountains
Established in 2016, Qingyanggou Ecological Management and Protection Station employs 32 female custodians, with the oldest being 45 and the youngest 21.
Year of the Rabbit starts off with record box-office receipts
Selling a total of 129 million tickets, the holiday grossed an overall $1 billion, up 11.89 percent year-on-year, according to reports.
China’s tourism rebounds during 2023 Spring Festival
Southwestern China's Yunnan raked in 38.44 billion yuan in revenue during the seven-day Spring Festival holiday, ranking first in the country.