The bed-and-breakfast industry has emerged in rural Chengdu in recent years, becoming a new window for countryside tourism and an engine for local rural revitalization.
The 2019 World Police and Fire Games makes its Asian debut in Chengdu, capital of Southwest China's Sichuan province, on Thursday, adding another feather in the cap of the historic city.
With giant pandas, spicy Sichuan cuisine and a unique history and culture, Chengdu has gained popularity among tourists around the world. As the city deepens its opening-up, more overseas visitors have marked it a must-see destination.
Chengdu aims to take advantage of its long history to develop itself into a city known around the world for its rich and profound culture. The city is promoting the integrated development of its creative, cultural, tourism and events industries in order to realize this goal, according to a three-year plan released earlier this year.
Tech breakthroughs give region edge in competitive domestic, global market
Jilin has placed great emphasis on its ecological development for more than a decade, and as a result the province has made great progress in improving its environment, increasing its biodiversity and growing industries centered around nature.
Shangri-La is consolidating several of its businesses in Beijing, including five hotels and the China World Trade Center complex, to better prepare itself for challenges down the road, according to a senior executive.
HEFEI - As his train passed through a canyon shrouded by clouds, Yin Zichun felt it worthwhile to visit Mount Huangshan. He had watched a video of it with millions of likes on the Douyin app.
LONDON - The fight to save the seas from plastic waste may mean the end for mini bottles of shampoo and other toiletries that hotel guests love to stuff into their luggage.
Gansu is hosting an international cultural expo and a tourism festival to facilitate mutual learning and cooperation among different countries and regions, local officials said.
Northwest China's Gansu province saw robust growth and development in its tourism industry in the first half of 2019, according to local officials.
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