Monday, December 13, 2010

Weekend TV "Blind Date" Program

At the weekend, I watched a TV program about "Blind Date" (such TV programs are very popular in China now as more and more singles have limited social circle under the pressure of work). A guy (profession, a company for Chinese group to Europe), young, health, humorous and high-paid was rejected by 19 girls, and the main reason is that he is still living in the apartment which was decorated by his ex-girlfriend. Would this be a problem? I do not think the past should be the main topic between lovers.

One more thing, I was surprised that this guy has been working for more than 200 days this year, double for 2009. How great increase and a big market Chinese traveling aboard is.

Karen

 

Thursday, December 9, 2010

China Highlights Games to Commence

With the coming of China Highlights Games, some staff members are busy practicing in their spare time. The photos show us skipping rope on the open ground in front of our company by the Li River.

China Highlights Suggests 8 Ways to Save for China Tour

China Highlights provides eight options to make you China holiday cheaper or even earn some money. After your successful China trip why not refer us to your friends or colleagues and earn $100 per person. Alternatively take advantage of great low season prices to save $100 to $250 on your tour. Check out all the ways to save below.

1.       Refer us to your friends and earn USD100 Per Person

2.       Travel in a group and save $700 or more

3.       Book a Low season China Tour and save $100 to $250

4.       Tailor make your China tour and save

5.       Subscribe to our monthly newsletter to find the best deals

6.       Be a Mystery Shopper and receive a free dinner or night show

7.       Guinea Pigs Wanted! Try our new products for free save

8.       Book a China tour and get free Cell Phone Rental value at least $55

View more details of these ways to save at http://www.chinahighlights.com/deals/ways-to-save.asp

West Sea Grand Canyon of the Yellow Mountains Closed in Winter

From December 1 till April 1 of the next year, West Sea Grand Canyon of the Yellow Mountains Scenic Area will be closed to tourists due to snow and maintenance.

As a world heritage site, some spots of the Yellow Mountains (Huangshan), such as West Sea Grand Canyon and Heavenly Capital Peak are closed at some time of the year (usually off season), due to weather conditions and maintenance work.

The Yellow Mountains has seasonal beauties all year round. Winter is cold up on the mountain but the snowscape is great. Because it is the off season, it is less crowded and it is cheaper to travel. Check out our Huangshan tour packages at http://www.chinahighlights.com/huangshan/tours.htm

Ginger decoction or Go to see a western doctor?

Everything in China is getting more and more expensive except our salary,
price of rice noodle which is our daily food has risen by 20% this year
(2.5yuan to 3yuan), here is a conversation between a couple.

Husband: I got a litter cold, can you please get me some ginger decoction,
it works great for me and will save us a lot of money from seeing doctor?
Wife: The price of ginger is too high now; it will be more cost effective to
see the western doctor.

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

China Highlights Implemented McAfee to Ensure Website Security

China Highlights has successfully purchased and implemented a website certification service whose name is McAfee SECURE last week. Hence, China Highlights' website becomes more reliable, and customers' e-commerce businesses on China Highlights' website are strongly armed and safer without threat to personal privacy from computer virus.

 

Customers can find the McAfee SECURE™ trust mark on the left bottom of China Highlights' website, only when the website has passed McAfee's intensive, daily security scan, the McAfee SECURE™ trust mark can appear on the website. Up to now, China Highlights is the only one tourist website with the services of McAfee SECUR in China. Based on the business model of 'honesty, integrity and flexibility', China Highlights aims to provide customers with faster, more convenient and higher quality services. Over the last 12 years, tens of thousands of customers have spent their unforgettable experiences with China Highlights in China, and have happily recommended China Highlights to their family and friends who plan to visit China.

 

On July 20, 2010, China Highlights' trademark has successfully registered in the USA, which marked that, the brand 'China Highlights' is a name of a reliable company. With these great developments, China Highlights' team is more confident to offer our customers with more satisfactory services. For more information about China Highlights, visit http://www.chinahighlights.com/aboutus/.

Monday, December 6, 2010

Manmade Waterfall in Guilin

One of the most attractive evening scenes in Guilin is the manmade waterfall on the exterior wall of Guilin Lijiang Waterfall Hotel, which is a 5-star hotel. The big manmade waterfall, with the height of 45 meters, top width of 72 meters and bottom width of 75 meters, falls from the top of the exterior wall of the hotel, creating a magnificent view. Through the water you can still vaguely see the rooms, lobby and restaurant inside the hotel. This manmade waterfall has been recorded into the World Guinness Book.

 

It is on every night at 20:30, and lasts 10 to 15 minutes. Guilin Lijiang Waterfall Hotel is located beside the city central square. Come to see the waterfall if you visit Guilin. Guilin City is a famous tourist city in China with beautiful natural landscape, karst topography and ethnic customs. See introduction of Guilin City at http://www.chinahighlights.com/guilin/

Thursday, December 2, 2010

Can Two Foreigners Get Married in China?

Two German lovers asked us whether they could get married in China or not.

After quite a few phone calls, we were told "not possible" by officials from
Dept of marriage of a Chinese with foreigner, Bureau of Civil Affairs in
Beijing. Because none of them are Chinese citizens.

We can arrange typical Chinese wedding ceremony, but we can't get you
marriage certificate.

Friday, October 8, 2010

Large crowds force Forbidden City to rethink ticketing policy

Overwhelmed by a huge number of visitors who flocked to the capital's
Forbidden City during the National Day holiday, authorities at the
590-year-old palace said an e-ticketing system will be introduced next year
to cap entries in a bid to protect the monument. One of China's biggest
tourist attractions, the Palace Museum, as it is also known, received far
more visitors during the seven-day Golden Week holiday than its daily
capacity of 60,000. On Oct 2 alone, some 122,000 people entered through the
gate of the Forbidden City, the Chinese imperial palace from the Ming
Dynasty (1368-1644) to the end of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). Currently,
all tickets to the walled enclosure, located in central Beijing, are sold
manually, which fails to accurately monitor the flow of visitors. "Once the
e-ticketing system is operational, the computer will stop selling tickets if
the number of visitors has reached the museum's maximum capacity," Feng
Nai'en, the museum's assistant director, told China Daily on Wednesday.
(October 7, 2010, China Daily)

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Concrete Jungle in Beijing

Beijing, home of 17.5 million people, is now becoming a concrete jungle.