Chile and China have longstanding relations. Chile was the first South American country to establish diplomatic relations with China in 1970, the first to recognize China as a market economy and support its entry into the World Trade Organization, and the first individual country to sign a free trade agreement with China.
The Asian market is showing increasing interest in cruises, high-end adventure travel and luxury air experiences, according to leading exhibition organizer the International Luxury Travel Market.
The International Luxury Travel Market offers a range of annual business-to-business events for the global luxury travel community.
The 18th China Beijing International High-Tech Expo started on Wednesday. This year's event echoes the country's Belt and Road Initiative and the national strategy of synergetic development of Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei province.
Companies in Zhongguancun are focusing on tech innovation as a key strategy to boost further development.
The ongoing 18th China Beijing International High-tech Expo is hosting more than 140 companies from the city's Zhongguancun Science Park to showcase their latest innovative products and services.
The first Shenzhen Fashion Week, which opened on March 19, received wide acclaim from the global fashion community for the quality of its shows, professional organization and integration of international resources.
The international hotel brand unveils luxury seaside sanctuary in Qinhuangdao, Zhuan Ti reports.
Beijing High People's Court recently ruled in favor of Apple Inc over the Chinese patent authority for a patent on voice recognition technology. But a Shanghai-based company has decided to appeal.
China's leading search engine Baidu is investing heavily in developing artificial intelligence technologies, with more than 500 patent applications filed in the sector worldwide.
Xinbailun Trade (China) Co, the sales company for US shoe maker New Balance in China, must stop infringing the trademark rights of Guangdong businessman Zhou Lelun and pay him 98 million yuan ($15.79 million) in compensation, Guangzhou Intermediate People's Court ruled on April 24.
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