Beijing plans to attract greater numbers of overseas visitors by bidding to host more international events following the success of last month's APEC meeting.
Representatives from the tourism bureaus of Chinese cities and entrepreneurs from the meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions industry (also known as MICE) gathered at the China National Convention Center in Beijing on Wednesday afternoon for the 2014 Winter Promotion of the China MICE Cities Alliance.
"Beijing has various excellent cultural attractions, so we can choose some of the best ones to combine into tour products for visitors. Tourism agencies should communicate with public and private museums in Beijing, to learn about their exhibitions in different seasons and promote these among tourists."
The Beijing High-end Tourism and Meetings Industry Alliance released a statistical analysis of International Congress and Convention Association data, covering the years from 2009 to 2014, at its 2014 Winter Summit on Thursday at the China National Convention Center, Beijing.
The Beijing Commission of Tourism Development plans to further develop high-end tourism packages related to traditional Chinese medicine, sports events, festivals, cultural performances and museums.
A former high-ranking Chinese official has suggested that relations between China and Japan could markedly improve as both countries prepare to commemorate next year's 70th anniversary of the end of World War II.
The Memorial Hall of the Victims of the Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders has collected 87 new names of victims, which have been engraved on its wailing wall that already held 10,418 names.
Lying asleep in their cribs, the 11 babies at the Kaiyuan Social Welfare Institution in Yunnan province were blissfully unaware of the furor that surrounded them earlier this year.
AMBER Alert, an acronym for "America's Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response". Emergency messages are broadcast when law enforcement agencies activate an urgent bulletin upon confirmation a child has been abducted and is in imminent danger.
As part of their efforts to end child abduction, Chinese police are using both social and traditional media platforms to broadcast information and collect clues.
It is a great honor to again lead a senior government and business delegation to the People's Republic of China on a state visit.
South Africa and China are in the process of positioning our nations as countries that are open for business. This is crucial to ensuring that we deliver on our domestic imperatives, which include among others, economic growth and development, job creation and the overall improvement in the lives of our people.
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