Tourism booms in southwest Chinas quake-hit Sichuan Province during the seven-day Lunar New Year holiday despite sharp temperature fall.[Read more]

When I was invited to the temple Fair, I wondered if it would be like the church fetes back home in Australia. The local church would hold a fund raising afternoon, with pony rides for children, homemade jams and cakes to buy, raffles to buy tickets in hoping you will win a prize. Sometimes there would be fun races for adults and children, 3-legged races, bag races and other games.[Read more]

Starting from February 3, visitors from both home and abroad are able to book electronic tickets through the internet to more than 50 parks and places of historical interest in Beijing.[Read more]

When snow birds flock to warmer climes in Hainan, bolder travelers head to the spectacular Harbin Ice and Snow Festival, in northeastern Heilongjiang province.[Read more]

Chinas southern island province of Hainan saw a surge in travelers on Saturday, one day before the Chinese Lunar New Year, or Spring Festival, said local officials.[Read more]

During the Spring Festival 2010, the Year of the Tiger, there will be 63 cultural temple fairs, the largest number among all the years since the first temple fair was launched. These famous temple fairs that have a long history will continue to show their unique characteristics, and based on these original temple fairs, the first Old Summer Palace royal temple fair, the Jinyuan Yansha Mall temple fair and several other new temple fairs will also be launched.[Read more]

The Hong Kong National Geopark offers visitors a refreshing experience in addition to Hong Kongs glittering metropolitan life, Hong Kong Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Rita Lau said on Saturday.[Read more]

Hebei Tourism Administration has launched its online virtual travel experience system on Hebeitour.com.cn.[Read more]

The Qinghai-Tibet Railway has been in its 40-day Spring Festival travel peak since January 30, according to the Qinghai-Tibet Railway Company.[Read more]

From March 2010, the Chongqing to Singapore international air route will have three flights each week.[Read more]