Swing Into The Year Of The Monkey
Monday 8th February marks the start of the Chinese New Year celebrations, and the start of the Year of the Monkey.
Monday 8th February marks the start of the Chinese New Year celebrations, and the start of the Year of the Monkey.
Which of China’s two great metropolises, Beijing or Shanghai, would you prefer to visit? Read as they go head to head in a clash of old versus new!
China’s top winter destinations have been voted for by online users, highlighting the diverse attractions there are to visit in the cold (or warm!) months.
The world’s highest saltwater lake welcomed record visitor numbers in 2015.
BBC Two is celebrating the start of Chinese New Year with a season of TV programmes focusing on China, beginning with ‘The Story of China’.
For the first time in its history, the Chinese New Year celebrations will be joined by officially designed Chinese New Year mascots.
Remarkable and unique, Chengdu is the relaxed and cheery capital of Sichuan Province and the gateway to China’s western hinterlands.
China is already a hugely popular destination, and according to a number of travel industry experts the country could be high on people’s travel bucket lists for 2016.