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China's Complaint To France After Rioters Target Bus Full Of Tourists
China's Consulate General in Marseille complained to France after a bus carrying a Chinese tour group in the southern city had its windows smashed leading to minor injurie
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HS Prannoy Loses To Lu Guang Zu in BWF World Tour Finals, Out Of Semifinal Race
India's HS Prannoy went down fighting in three games to China's Lu Guang Zu in his second Group A match to bow out of the semifinal race at the BWF World Tour Finals on Thursday
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Over 500 Flights Cancelled, Schools Shut Over 3 Covid Cases In Shanghai
Hundreds of flights were cancelled, some schools shut and tour groups suspended on Friday after three coronavirus cases were reported in Shanghai, as China continues its strict zero-Covid policy.
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China Halts All Group Tours Seeking To Contain Virus Spread: State Media
China will halt all group tours, both at home and to other countries, from January 27, state-owned CCTV reported on Saturday as the country seeks to halt the spread of a new coronavirus.
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North Korea Restricts Chinese Tour Groups Ahead Of Anniversary: Report
Pyongyang will suspend Chinese tour group visits to North Korea ahead of a high profile anniversary next month, according to news reports Saturday.
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Best Boss Ever? Takes 6,400 Employees on All-Paid Holiday to France
The biggest-ever tour group to visit France, 6,400 mainly Chinese visitors invited by their company boss, received a VIP welcome Saturday in the southern resort town of Nice.
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Chinese Tourists to Hong Kong Slide Amid Protests
The number of mainland Chinese tour groups visiting Hong Kong plunged about 80 per cent in early March as rising anti-mainland sentiment and a series of protests deterred many from crossing the border.
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China to Crack Down on Trafficking in 'Foreign Brides'
Chinese police will clamp down on websites that sell men group tours to meet "foreign brides" in Southeast Asian countries, as the practice leads to human trafficking and prostitution, the state-run China Daily reported on Monday.
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KKR, Carlyle among bidders for Thomas Cook India: Report
Tour operator Thomas Cook has received at least eight bids, including from private equity firms Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Carlyle Group, for buying the company's stake in its Indian unit
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China's Complaint To France After Rioters Target Bus Full Of Tourists
China's Consulate General in Marseille complained to France after a bus carrying a Chinese tour group in the southern city had its windows smashed leading to minor injurie
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HS Prannoy Loses To Lu Guang Zu in BWF World Tour Finals, Out Of Semifinal Race
India's HS Prannoy went down fighting in three games to China's Lu Guang Zu in his second Group A match to bow out of the semifinal race at the BWF World Tour Finals on Thursday
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Over 500 Flights Cancelled, Schools Shut Over 3 Covid Cases In Shanghai
Hundreds of flights were cancelled, some schools shut and tour groups suspended on Friday after three coronavirus cases were reported in Shanghai, as China continues its strict zero-Covid policy.
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China Halts All Group Tours Seeking To Contain Virus Spread: State Media
China will halt all group tours, both at home and to other countries, from January 27, state-owned CCTV reported on Saturday as the country seeks to halt the spread of a new coronavirus.
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North Korea Restricts Chinese Tour Groups Ahead Of Anniversary: Report
Pyongyang will suspend Chinese tour group visits to North Korea ahead of a high profile anniversary next month, according to news reports Saturday.
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Best Boss Ever? Takes 6,400 Employees on All-Paid Holiday to France
The biggest-ever tour group to visit France, 6,400 mainly Chinese visitors invited by their company boss, received a VIP welcome Saturday in the southern resort town of Nice.
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Chinese Tourists to Hong Kong Slide Amid Protests
The number of mainland Chinese tour groups visiting Hong Kong plunged about 80 per cent in early March as rising anti-mainland sentiment and a series of protests deterred many from crossing the border.
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China to Crack Down on Trafficking in 'Foreign Brides'
Chinese police will clamp down on websites that sell men group tours to meet "foreign brides" in Southeast Asian countries, as the practice leads to human trafficking and prostitution, the state-run China Daily reported on Monday.
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KKR, Carlyle among bidders for Thomas Cook India: Report
Tour operator Thomas Cook has received at least eight bids, including from private equity firms Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Carlyle Group, for buying the company's stake in its Indian unit
