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Venice Gondola Capsizes After Chinese Tourists Refuse To Sit Down And Stop Taking Selfies
A group of tourists in Venice found themselves in cold water after their gondola capsized in an Italian canal.
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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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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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Tourists Caught On Camera Scaling 1000-Year-Old Chinese Sculpture To Take Photos
A group of tourists from China are under attack by netizens for scaling an ancient sculpture to take photos. The four tourists were caught on camera climbing up a massive Buddha carving at a temple in Henan province on Friday.
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How Did 8 Chinese Tourists End Up Paying $4,390 At An Israeli Hummus Joint?
News of eight Chinese tourists spending more than $4,000 at a well-known Israeli hummus restaurant grabbed headlines last week. On Sunday, the Israeli Foreign Ministry launched a search for the group in an attempt to figure out why the tourists were charged so much.
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France To Speed Chinese Visa
France is to shorten visa delivery processes for Chinese tourist groups to one day from the current two as Paris targets a larger slice of a growing market, Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said Monday.
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Chinese Tourist Guide Robbed of 25,000 Euros in France
A Chinese tourist guide was robbed of 25,000 euros ($28,300) in cash and his new Rolex watch after he had prevented two of his group from being robbed themselves outside a hotel near Paris, police said Sunday.
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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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Venice Gondola Capsizes After Chinese Tourists Refuse To Sit Down And Stop Taking Selfies
A group of tourists in Venice found themselves in cold water after their gondola capsized in an Italian canal.
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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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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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Tourists Caught On Camera Scaling 1000-Year-Old Chinese Sculpture To Take Photos
A group of tourists from China are under attack by netizens for scaling an ancient sculpture to take photos. The four tourists were caught on camera climbing up a massive Buddha carving at a temple in Henan province on Friday.
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How Did 8 Chinese Tourists End Up Paying $4,390 At An Israeli Hummus Joint?
News of eight Chinese tourists spending more than $4,000 at a well-known Israeli hummus restaurant grabbed headlines last week. On Sunday, the Israeli Foreign Ministry launched a search for the group in an attempt to figure out why the tourists were charged so much.
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France To Speed Chinese Visa
France is to shorten visa delivery processes for Chinese tourist groups to one day from the current two as Paris targets a larger slice of a growing market, Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said Monday.
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Chinese Tourist Guide Robbed of 25,000 Euros in France
A Chinese tourist guide was robbed of 25,000 euros ($28,300) in cash and his new Rolex watch after he had prevented two of his group from being robbed themselves outside a hotel near Paris, police said Sunday.
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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.
