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With an international reputation for luxury and with more than a hint of the exotic, Hong Kong is the ideal place to indulge your romantic side. Furthermore, Cupid’s bow will strike twice in Hong Kong this year as the Chinese (Spring Lantern Festival) and Western Valentine’s Day fall on the same date. For couples who want to go beyond chocolate covered strawberries or singletons looking to find love, Hong Kong may be the ideal romantic getaway. [Read more…]
Hotel ICON was among the honourees at the prestigious United Nation’s World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) Awards for Excellence and Innovation in Tourism 2013, an annual event acknowledging tourism leaders from around the world. [Read more…]
World Of Ice
For those who think China does not embrace the winter spirit, Harbin’s festivals will be an unexpected delight.
Since 1963 Harbin has hosted the Ice and Snow Festival which showcases an entire themed city cast from ice blocks produced from the Songhua river. The festival includes an international contest in which ice carvers from around the world compete for prizes and in the process create an amazing sculpture garden in Zhaolin Park. [Read more…]
Taboo – Macau Entertainment
As a premier leisure and entertainment destination in Macau, City of Dreams has always prided itself on offering world-class entertainment experiences to visitors from around the globe. Following the announcement by City of Dreams last week on the premiere and exclusive limited run of a new fabulous performance, Taboo, this summer, anticipation of the public has been piqued as demonstrated in the keen interest in a sneak peek of this taboo-shattering entertainment extraordinaire. To unveil this riveting event filled with stunning surprises, City of Dreams held a press briefing yesterday at Club Cubic, the stage of this glamorous performance, during which several cast members shared their experience in preparation highlighted by an exclusive preview of astonishing acts from the show. [Read more…]
Dragon Boat Festival
With summer in full swing, it is time to prepare for this year’s Dragon Boat Races. Called Duan Wu Jie in Chinese, the Dragon Boat Festival is normally held on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. Historically, this festival marked the beginning of summer and was celebrated to honor the gods in hopes of a good season. This year, the festival falls on June 23rd. While Hong Kong is said to be the best place to go to take part in the festivities, each major coastal city on the mainland holds its own colorful and exciting races that are sure to delight any visitor to China. [Read more…]
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