China Devalues Yuan: What it Means for Holidaymakers
This week China shocked economists and global markets as it devalued the yuan by around 4 per cent in a bid to boost its economy.
This week China shocked economists and global markets as it devalued the yuan by around 4 per cent in a bid to boost its economy.
Beijing has been chosen by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to host the 2022 Winter Olympics – making it the first city to host both the summer and winter games.
China’s State Council this week revealed that they will make a number of improvements across the country in a bid to increase investment and consumption in the rural tourism industry.
The plans for the new “supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” Disneyland Shanghai theme park have been unveiled.
Plans have been revealed that could see Beijing merge with nearby cities, which would turn the capital into a super-megacity.
A new report has revealed that Chengdu City is the most popular destination amongst Chinese holidaymakers and in the process has beaten off competition from popular destinations such as Shanghai, Beijing and Xian.
Shanghai is China’s biggest city and is the country’s financial capital, but the former port town is also a hugely popular destination for holidaymakers.
While many enjoy escorted tours of China to discover the beautiful landmarks, bustling cities and rich animal life – including the giant pandas – one of the biggest draws is the nation’s past.