China is planning to grant another 21 tourist attractions 5A rating, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism said Wednesday.

December17,2020

China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism recently announced a list of 21 scenic sites which will all be granted a 5A rating, the highest level in the country's tourist sites rating system.

January31,2024

The desert scenery of northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region proved a hit with visitors over the eight-day long Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday break, reflecting the success of the region's investment into tourism and environmental protection.

October08,2023

The report mainly presents the fruitful results achieved in bilateral economic and trade cooperation, the key cooperation construction projects between the two countries, and the vast opportunities for bilateral cooperation in the future.

December08,2023

The gross domestic product (GDP) of northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region totaled 732.9 billion yuan (about 113 billion U.S. dollars) in the first half of 2021, up 9.9 percent year on year, local authorities said Thursday.

July30,2021

Ciqikou, an over 1,700-year old town located in southwest China's Chongqing Municipality, held on Tuesday a multi-venue ceremony to celebrate debut of its newly upgraded scenic spots and facilities.

July01,2021

China has more than 30,000 scenic spots and tourist attractions, among which 259 have 5A-level ratings, the highest rating for Chinese tourist sites, according to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

January02,2019

The tourism industry continued to boom in China in 2017, generating revenue of 5.4 trillion yuan (about 832 billion U.S. dollars), according to Li Jinzao, head of the China National Tourism Administration (CNTA) at a tourism conference in Xiamen.

January09,2018

Shanghai is estimated to receive 9 million overseas visitors this year, marking steady growth of inbound tourism year on year, said a local tourism official Tuesday.

December18,2019

The tourism industry continued to boom in China in 2017, generating revenue of 5.4 trillion yuan (about 832 billion U.S. dollars). On average, every Chinese person made 3.7 trips last year.

January09,2018

China Tourist Attractions Association (CTAA) has recently issued a convention on enhancing epidemic prevention measures to provide safer and more orderly experience for tourists.

February25,2020

Hainan, China's southern island province, updated a regulation on the development of small uninhabited islands on Wednesday, aiming to better protect the islands and standardize approval procedures.

July06,2018

A new high-speed railway linking more than 50 scenic spots in the Yangtze River Delta opened on Tuesday, and experts said it will provide a new engine for the region's economy.

December26,2018

China's leading property developer Vanke posted a 24.9-percent year-on-year increase in net profit in the first half of the year, a company statement said Monday.

August22,2018

The spring is in the air, so is the battered tourism industry as the COVID-19 epidemic recedes in China. Many scenic spots in regions with low risks have reopened to tourists, bringing dawn and hope to the hard-hit industry.

March25,2020

Qinghai Province is in the northeastern part of the Qinghai Plateau of Western China. To the east and north is Gansu province and to the southeast is Sichuan Province and to the southwest is Tibet, and to the north is the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. In 2015, the province signed 8 contracts for using 160 million U.S. dollars of foreign capital, 49.8 percent more than in the previous year. The actual amount of FDI used was 55 million U.S. dollars, 9.8 percent more than in the previous year. The amount of contracting for foreign projects was 849 million U.S. dollars, growing 192 percent. The business turnover from contracting for foreign projects was 292 million U.S. dollars, dropping by 14 percent. The fixed assets investment by Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan and foreign businesses was 1.868 billion yuan, growing -34.8 percent.

August03,2016

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January01,2016

Qinghai Province lies in the northeast of the Qinghai-Tibet plateau with an area of 722,300 square kilometers. Situated 89°35′-103°04′ east longitude and 31°9′-39°19′ north latitude, it got its name from a lake called Qinghai Lake, which is the biggest inland saltwater lake in China. <br></br> Flanked by two big mountain ranges – Qilian in the north, Tanggula in the south, 4/5 of this highland averages 3,000 meters above sea level. In its middle, stands another big mountain spur – the Kunlun. About 95% of the province’s land is pastureland. Two major Chinese waters, the Yangtze and the Yellow Rivers all originate here: one from the southwest slop of the main peak of Tanggula; one from northern slope of Bayanhar. This feature has earned the province a name as the source of the rivers. <br></br> Qinghai is the divide between farming area and pastoral area and contains three kinds of climate patterns, namely continental monsoon climate, inland arid climate and Qinghai-Tibet plateau climate. The average temperature for a year is from –5.6° C to 8.6° C. <br></br> Qinghai Province has two prefecture-level cities, six autonomous prefectures, three county-level cities, 27 counties and seven autonomous counties. Xining is the capital city of the province. <br></br> Qinghai had a total resident population of 5.88 million by the end of 2015, of which urban population was 2.96 million while rural population was 2.92 million, representing 50.3 % and 49.7% of the total, respectively. The minority population was 2.8 million at the end of 2015, accounting for 47.71% of the total.

October11,2016