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Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou has launched its holiday programme, featuring a towering five‑metre Christmas tree at the entrance and a handcrafted gingerbread house in the lobby.

The 70th‑floor lobby has been transformed into “Santa’s Home”, with a cosy living‑room setting, a glowing fireplace, plush carpet and seasonal trees, offering a photo‑friendly backdrop.

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Bangkok, 24 September 2025 – The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) officially opened the “Nihao Month” campaign, a series of cultural, digital and promotional activities aimed at encouraging Chinese tourists to visit Thailand during the peak Mid‑Autumn and Golden Week holidays.

The ceremony was attended by Mr. Yang Xiao Long, Counsellor of the Cultural Section of the Chinese

Bangkok, 18 September 2025 – The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) reinforced the country’s cultural presence in China during the third “Very Thai Dien Feng Music Festival”, which took place in Guangzhou on 13–14 September 2025. The event, organized by the TCP Group (producer of Red Bull), attracted roughly 60 000 visitors and featured more than 19 leading Thai and Chinese artists on two main

Bangkok, 17 September 2025 – The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) presented the first stage of its “Nihao Month” campaign in Guangzhou, China, as a prelude to the official launch scheduled for 25 September in Bangkok. The initiative is designed to attract Chinese visitors during the peak travel periods of the Mid‑Autumn Festival and the National Day Golden Week, positioning Thailand as a

Buyers from emerging markets are firmly in the lead at the 136th session of the China Import and Export Fair, or Canton Fair, displacing Europe and North America as the main participants, according to the Ministry of Commerce.

The global trade event, held twice a year in spring and autumn, runs from Tuesday to November 4 in Guangzhou, southern China's Guangdong province.

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The Chinese capital on Wednesday unveiled the Beijing Pass, a multi-purpose card for foreign tourists that makes it easier to pay for travel at transport, tourist sites and shopping malls.

With a maximum balance of 1,000 yuan ( approx. US$140.16) Beijing Pass not only supports Beijing subway, commuter trains and taxi fares in Beijing, but also public transport payments in over 300 cities

As the summer sun heats up, China's attractions are crowded with tourists from near and far, marking the annual peak travel season, which runs from July to August.

In Beijing, the Palace Museum alone attracts 80,000 daily tickets sell out quickly within seconds of becoming available. Outside the Chinese capital, the summer tourist wave is also hitting the coasts of cities such as Guangzhou