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Airlines Plans To Start Service One Year LaterBy eTNFORT WORTH, TX (August 29, 2008) - American Airlines today filed a request with the United States Department of Transportation (DOT) for a waiver that will allow it to begin nonstop service between Ch
read more ChinaBy xinhuanet.comBEIJING - Beijing's Olympic venues will open to tourists during the week-long National Day holiday beginning Oct. 1, an official said on Wednesday.
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Beijing OlympicsBy Yusof Sulaiman, eTN Asia/PacificAs the Beijing 2008 Summer Olympics winds down and interest begins to focus on London, host of the next Summer Olympics in 2012, how much of China did the 10,000 over athletes and "thousands" of Olymp
read more Olympic Vacancies Haunt Beijing HotelsBy businessweek.comLast year, management of the Red Hotel Beijing took over a drab Stalinist-era style hotel on the eastern side of Beijing and decided to give the old place a facelift.
read more ChinaBy usatoday.comBEIJING — You don't need a guide book to know four of this city's five "Must Sees" of travel. Just get the boxed set of travel coffee mugs sold at most Starbucks in Beijing.
read more Ctrip.com Posted 35 Percent Rise In Second Quarter Net Income By eTNThe online travel agency, Ctrip.com International, Ltd., shared that its net income was RMB119 million (US$17 million), representing a 35 percent increase from the same period in 2007 and a 21 percent
read more ChinaBy inquirer.netLightning strikes on the famed Great Wall in Beijing injured a total of nine Chinese and foreign tourists on Thursday, state media reported.
read more China TourismBy Hazel Heyer, Special to eTNChina is indeed on course to becoming a tourism hotspot, as the country continues to open up to foreign visitors.
read more Beijing Olympics: Costly hotels blow to tourismBy foxsports.com.auBut foreigners who may now want to fly to the capital, assuming they can get better room rates during the Olympics, are likely to be disappointed, even if they can get a visa.
read more More Chinese Mergers And Acquisitions In Early 2009By eTNThe continuing fillip to consumer power, reduction in technology costs and easing of entry barriers are some of the global trends paving the way for new business models including ones in online travel
read more ChinaBy Tim Wu, slate.comWhat would make you stab a 62-year-old tourist to death in the middle of the day and then leap off a 150-foot tower? That's a question you can't help puzzling over if you're in Beijing.
read more ChinaBy wsj.comChina's government is confronting the limits of its control, as a deadly attack on an American near the capital's historic center and violence in its restive northwest that killed 11 people tarnished
read more ChinaBy AFPBEIJING - An American tourist was killed and another injured when a Chinese man attacked them at an historic monument in Beijing on Saturday, the first full day of Olympic competition, authorities sai
read more Beijing OlympicsBy Yusof Sulaiman, eTN Asia/PacificJust days ahead of the Beijing Olympics opening, The International Olympic Committee (IOC) and US Olympic Committee have filed a lawsuit in the US to shut down a fraudulent Internet site offering non-
read more Beijing OlympicsBy BusinessWeekIt's an easy trip to make and the yen is relatively strong, but Japan's tourist industry is finding the Summer Games to be a big disappointment.
read more Beijing Marriott Hotel City Wall OpensBy eTNBEIJING (August 5, 2008) - Marriott International announced the opening of the 1,312-room Beijing Marriott Hotel City Wall in the capital of the People’s Republic of China.
read more Signs Sheraton Beijing Dongcheng HotelBy eTNWHITE PLAINS, NY - Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc.
read more Hilton Beijing Wangfujing Opens TodayBy eTNHONG KONG (August 5, 2008) – Hilton Hotels today announced the opening of Hilton Beijing Wangfujing which is owned by Beijing Macau Development Company LTD and managed by Hilton.
read more Beijing OlympicsBy Yusof Sulaiman, eTN Asia/PacificAs action for the competitors who have descended on Beijing looms by the day, Beijing hotels are asking the inevitable question: Where are the Olympic guests?
read more If you discount it they will comeHotels in Beijing are cutting their rates by as much as 30% after the expected tourist influx for the Olympics failed to materialise.
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