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Moon Lok scaled
Food
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Moon Lok Chinese restaurant opens at Xiqu Centre

The first dining establishment has opened in the brand new Xiqu Centre in West Kowloon, showcasing high-calibre Chinese regional cuisine. Seating 260 guests, the 8000sqft Moon Lok Chinese Restaurant evokes the atmosphere of a Chinese garden as a place where…

Bangkok
General
2 min read

Thai airports feel impact of reduced ‘illegal’ Chinese tours

According to the Airports of Thailand (AOT) the country’s aviation industry performance only improved ‘slightly’ between October-December 2016 (Q1 FY2017), due to a reduced number of Chinese tourists visiting through ‘illegal tours’. During the period,…

CNY
General
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Festive feasts, online deals bring smile to China retailers

Retail sales hit their year high in December, buoyed by the festive mood in the food and beverage sector and continued surge in online shopping. Still, inflationary pressures are making themselves felt in consumers’ pocketbooks, climbing to their highest in…

AirAsia Philippines Crew
General
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AirAsia increasing flights for Chinese New Year

AirAsia is increasing its flights for the Chinese New Year (CNY) period, offering 84 additional domestic and international trips. In a statement here yesterday, its Head of Commercial, Spencer Lee, said CNY has always been one of the busiest periods for the…

indonesia bali dancers
Living
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Chinese tourists visiting Bali up 41.28 percent in number

The number of visits by Chinese tourists to Bali rose 41.28 percent to 907,028 in the first 11 months of 2016 from 642,000 in the same period in 2015. “Most of them flew directly to Bali via the Denpasar International Airport of Ngurah Rai with only 886 of…

india cuts
General
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India looks to cut tariff concessions on Chinese goods

India is expected to push for a new approach to tariff cuts at the 16-country trade bloc to prevent China from flooding its market with cheap goods. The commerce department is working on ways to give minimum tariff concessions to Chinese goods and delay the…

maritime silk route
Living
2 min read

Indonesia has role in tourism development in maritime silk route

Indonesia has an important role and can take advantage of tourism development in the maritime silk route of the 21st century in China, according to China National Tourism Administration (CNTA) Information Center Director Cai Jiacheng. “Indonesia has its own…

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General
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2016 Chinese business gets off to a roaring start in Korea

The Chinese tourism and travel retail business began with a bang in January with arrivals up by +32.4% year-on-year to 521,981, according to Korea Tourism Organization. The growth is all the more impressive for coming off a strong base. January 2015 saw a…

Chinese new year 2015
General
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Worst post-Lunar New Year sell-off in 22 years

The Hong Kong stock market saw the worst post-Lunar New Year session in 22 years on Thursday, a day after U.S. Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen confirmed fears of a global slowdown in her testimony to Congress. Yellen raised the likelihood that U.S.…

Bali temple
Living
2 min read

Chinese flock to Bali celebrating new year

Thousands of Chinese have flocked to Bali to cerebrate Chinese new year using chartered flights of a number of airlines including Garuda Indonesia Tourism Minister Arief Yahya said here on Monday at least 65 chartered flights carrying 23,000 Chinese from 11…

Chinese New Yeardragon
General
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Slower sales for Chinese New Year goodies, Chinatown retailers say

Food takes centrestage during Chinese New Year, like most festive celebrations. But in the lead up to the occasion this year, retailers selling festive goodies say business is more lacklustre compared to 2015. Family-run bak kwa (sliced barbecued pork) stall…

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General
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Chinese shoppers in South Korea shun luxury for local brands

Chinese visitors to South Korea are buying less from global luxury mainstays like Louis Vuitton and Chanel in favor of cheaper homegrown brands, as young, independent travelers make up a bigger share of tourists. Lured by the “Korean Wave” of culture exports,…