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Wednesday, August 14, 2013Air Pollution Choking Chinese Tourism
I can understand this. China is a country I would love to visit, but I do worry about food and air pollution.
Air Pollution Choking Chinese Tourism - Via Meadia Labels: china, chinese pollution, tourist
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Thursday, March 21, 2013Europe searches for charms to lure Chinese tourists
Fun article to read. I am surprised at what major attractions are to Chinese tourists. It shows the key is understanding what your customer values. And not assuming just because you like something, your customers will also like it.
Europe searches for charms to lure Chinese tourists - Reuters Labels: tourist
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1:39 PM
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Tuesday, March 19, 2013Farewell, Fung Wah
A parody of Bob Dylan's "Farewell Angelina" and a tribute to the Fung Wah bus company. Lyrics and performance by Marc Philippe Eskenazi and directed by Myles Kane. About the Chinatown Bus Company that was just shut down. Interesting video by the New Yorker.
Labels: chinatowns, tourist
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10:30 AM
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Sunday, January 20, 2013Chinese Tourism Tops LA Numbers
It's not just Chinatown, baby; Chinese visitors top LA tourism numbers - KPCC
The estimate that tourism from China will see double digit growth, each of the next four years. Overall the US has lost 30% due to security and more competition since 9-11. Labels: tourist, US Chinese Image
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12:45 PM
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Monday, October 1, 2012Outlet Mall at Morongo and Chinese
There is a huge outlet Mall near Palm Springs, on the Indian Reservation of Morongo. Tourist buses full of Chinese stop by here. And the Chinese tourists leave with bags full of high end luxury items.
Some observations:
Labels: tourist
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5:44 PM
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Tuesday, July 24, 2012Chinese Lining Up in Record Numbers to Visit the U.S.
The good news is the amount of tourists going to the US has increased. The bad news as a percentage of world tourism, the US has shrunk from 17.3% in 2000, to 11.2 today. The reason was the increase in security after 9-11.
The amount of tourists from China who visited the US last year was 1.2 Million, and it's expected to be 2 Million by 2015. Chinese Lining Up in Record Numbers to Visit the U.S.- NY Times Labels: tourist
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2:53 PM
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Friday, December 30, 2011The Techno Prince @ Taste of Taiwan
I was looking at two travel shows in LA, deciding which one I was going to propose going to with my dear wife and one of them has a dance sponsored by the Taiwan Culture Center called the Three Techno Princes
The Three Techno Princes Presented by: Taiwan Center of Greater L.A., Taiwan Tourism Bureau At the LA Travel & Adventure Show in Long Beach. So my next question is, what is the Techno Princes? Seems to be per this site, Techno Santaitz is the evolution of Taiwan’s traditional folk religion’s “Great God Generals (大仙尪仔 or 神將); large puppets in the image of gods worn on the shoulders by bearers. And a clip from Youtube of another Southern California Performance:
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8:27 PM
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Monday, August 15, 2011Chinese Tourism in the US
Mainland Chinese tourism to the US has increased by 50% since last year!
Nice general article, some parts I disagree with. There is HUGE amount of Chinese tour groups that are used by mainland Chinese tourists that offer excellent deals including food and hotel rooms. With the tour groups, price is often an important consideration. Chinese Tourism: A Potential Bounty for U.S. Hotels By Li Chen Labels: tourist
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10:44 AM
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Tuesday, April 12, 2011Appealing to Chinese Tourists
Some interesting tidbits about appealing to Chinese tourists in the US:
http://www.eturbonews.com/22209/chinese-coming-usa-why-are-we-here Labels: tourist
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3:12 PM
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Saturday, August 28, 2010Chinese Tourists in PH
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