European Destinations Are Trying to Stand Out to Chinese Travelers
Many destinations from all corners of the globe are trying to reach Chinese travelers with ad and marketing messages as nearly 140 million Chinese...
Two Chinese tourists detained over Nazi salute in Berlin
German police have detained two visitors from China who took pictures of themselves giving the Hitler salute at the Reichstag building in Berlin. They...
UK bookings to China up by 40% in first four months of 2017
UK travel bookings to China are up by 40% in the first four months of 2017, according to new data.
The UK, South Korea and...
How China stepped in to help with Denmark’s oyster invaders
Denmark's shores have been invaded by an unwelcome army of non-native oysters, but it looks like China may help eat its way to the...
Norwegian enters marketing pact with Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba
Norwegian Cruise Line and the Alibaba Group have formed a partnership to market cruises in China.
In announcing the venture, the two companies said they...
Chinese Offer to Eat Denmark’s Oyster Problem to Extinction
BEIJING — Is an alien mollusk species choking your shoreline? Don’t despair. China’s ravenous, inventive internet users have an answer to unwelcome shellfish.
They’re ready...
One chart shows why Chinese tourists treat Europe as the world’s largest discount mall
Ask a boutique selling pricey luxury goods in France or Italy who their top customers are and the answer probably won’t be French or...
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David Cameron and Romano Prodi come from opposite ends of Europe’s political spectrum, but they have much in common. Both have left high office,...
Is China stealing Tech from Europe?
China is facing an existential threat and therefore it needs to expand the military. This is why they created what has been called the String of Pearls strategy.
Sweden grants refugee status to China’s Uighur Muslims, prompting calls for UK to follow...
The Swedish migration agency said the minority would be automatically considered at risk of persecution in Xinjiang province, where more than a million Uighurs have been detained in re-education camps in a crackdown on Islam.
