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• National Tourism Administration
  ...''国家旅游局''') is the government authority responsible for the development of tourism in China. The NTA is subordinate to the [[State Council]], with its headqua *Study and formulate policies, guidelines and plans for the development of tourism industry;
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• China Tourism Association
  ...Civil Affairs]]. The association is under the leadership of China National Tourism Administration and under the operational guidance, supervision and administ ...the government, and promotes the sustained, rapid and sound development of tourism in China. Its main tasks are as follows:
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• China's tourism in 2008
  ...1.71 billion domestic tourists, up 6.3 percent. The revenue from domestic tourism totaled 874.9 billion yuan, up 12.6 percent. ...famous Ruins of St. Pauls.jpg|thumb|Macao SAR is famed for textiles, toys, tourism, hotels, and casinos. This is the famous Ruins of St. Pauls]]
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• National Tourism Administration
  ...''国家旅游局''') is the government authority responsible for the development of tourism in China. The NTA is subordinate to the [[State Council]], with its headqua *Study and formulate policies, guidelines and plans for the development of tourism industry;
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/December17, 2010
  ...Changchun Film Studio Century City''' explores a new path for China’s film tourism by using all types of advanced film production technology to display Chines
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• China's tourism in 2008
  ...1.71 billion domestic tourists, up 6.3 percent. The revenue from domestic tourism totaled 874.9 billion yuan, up 12.6 percent. ...famous Ruins of St. Pauls.jpg|thumb|Macao SAR is famed for textiles, toys, tourism, hotels, and casinos. This is the famous Ruins of St. Pauls]]
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• Xiangjiang Safari Park
  ...km. Opened in December 1997, it is one of the first groups of national 4-A tourism sites. The park houses over 20,000 precious birds and 400 species of rare a [[category:tourism]][[category:park]]
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• Changchun Film Studio Century City
  ...he Changchun Film Studio Century City explores a new path for China’s film tourism by using all types of advanced film production technology to display Chines [[category:tourism]]
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• China Tourism Association
  ...Civil Affairs]]. The association is under the leadership of China National Tourism Administration and under the operational guidance, supervision and administ ...the government, and promotes the sustained, rapid and sound development of tourism in China. Its main tasks are as follows:
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• Qingdao International Beer Festival
  The festival integrates tourism, culture, sports, business and trading activities. After more than 20 years [[category:tourism]]
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• Wuzhi Mountain
  A symbol of [[Hainan Island]], '''Wuzhi Mountain''' is rated by the World Tourism Organization a Grade-A tourist spot. It was named "Wuzhi (Five Fingers) Mou [[category:tourism]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 21, 2016
  ...t '''Lang Lang''' ('''郎朗''') was named New York City's first-ever Cultural Tourism Ambassador by Mayor Bill de Blasio. ([[Lang Lang|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/November 5, 2014
  ...遥古城''') in Shanxi Province is under threat due to the rapid development of tourism. ([[Old Town of Pingyao|More]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/November 16, 2018
  ...遥古城''') in Shanxi Province is under threat due to the rapid development of tourism. ([[Old Town of Pingyao|More]])
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• China Youth Travel Service
  [[category:tourism]]
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• Shapotou
  Shapotou has now become a tourism zone on the southeastern edge of the Tengri Desert. Its unique combination [[category:tourism]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/March 24, 2009
  A symbol of [[Hainan Island]], '''Wuzhi Mountain''' is rated by the World Tourism Organization a Grade-A tourist spot. It was named "Wuzhi (Five Fingers) Mou
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• Chongqing
  == Tourism ==
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• Yangming Mountain Scenic Area
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• Madame Tussauds Hong Kong
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• Guanghua Temple
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• Jingdezhen
  == Tourism == ...n 1997 as one of top 35 tourist destinations for promotion by the National Tourism Administration. It has six AAAA level tourist attractions: Ceramic History
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• China International Travel Service
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• Old Town of Pingyao
  ...he ancient town of Pingyao is under threat due to the rapid development of tourism. ...ld Heritage List, it has seen tourism develop at a meteoric pace, with its tourism revenue growing from 12.5 million yuan (2.04 million U.S. dollars) in 1997
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/August 17, 2014
  ...Qingdao, Shandong Province, in August every year. The festival integrates tourism, culture, sports, business and trading activities. [[Qingdao International
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/August18, 2013
  ...Qingdao, Shandong Province, in August every year. The festival integrates tourism, culture, sports, business and trading activities. [[Qingdao International
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• Lijiang River
  [[category:tourism]][[category:river]]
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• Shanghai Gold Trading Center
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• Xizhimen Catholic Church
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• Hulun Nur
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• Beijing Haidian Christian Church
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• Songyue Temple Pagoda
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• Jinmao Tower
  ...of its kind in China. It has been rated as 4A scenic spot by the National Tourism Administration. [[category:tourism]]
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• Kaiping Forts
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• Dongzhulin Monastery
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• Nanguan Catholic Church
  [[category:tourism]][[category:church]]
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• Mount Danxia
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• Xishiku Catholic Church
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• Chinese Northeast Tiger Park
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• Sculptures on Peak Flying From Afar
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• Dongyue Temple
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• Tianchi Nature Landscape Reserve
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• Guangxi
  == Tourism ==
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• The Peak
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• Kyrgyzstan Pavilion in 2010 Shanghai Expo
  ...istory and customs, and the harmonious development of economy, culture and tourism in Bishkek.
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• Furong Cave
  [[category:tourism]][[category:cave]]
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• Qizi Bay
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• Hegang
  == Tourism ==
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• Kumtula Caves
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• Puzhao Temple
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• Happy Valley Racecourse
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• Taiqing Palace
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• Tianshui
  Today, the city has become a major city that focuses on tourism and processing, and the center of economy, culture and commerce, and the tr ==Tourism==
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• Central Avenue
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• Mount Lianhua
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• Guangzong Lamasery
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• Ganglong Sutra Stone Wall
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• Anhui
  == Tourism ==
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• Haihe Fountain Amusement Park
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• Beijing Aquarium
  [[category:tourism]]
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• Lingyin Temple
  ...leted in October 2008, it reportedly became the "biggest Buddhist cultural tourism center" south of the [[Yangtze River]].
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• Henan
  == Tourism ==
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• Manfeilong Pagodas
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• Guizhou
  == Tourism ==
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• Nantian Hot Spring
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• Xumishan Grottoes
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• Mount Luofu
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• Nandaihe International Amusement Center
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• Songshan Forest Park
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• Sam Kai Vui Kun
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• Gedain Songtsanling Monastery
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• Hanshan Temple
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• Forest of Steles in Xi'an
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• Yufo Gadern
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• Former Residence of Dr. Sun Yat-sen
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• May 4th Square in Qingdao
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• Wenchang Pavilion
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• Mount Jiuhua
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• Geyuan Garden
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• Kangrinboqe Peak
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• Mudanjiang
  == Tourism ==
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• East Lake
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• Tombs of Ancient Tibetan Kings
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• Sanying Tower
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• Jumbo Kingdom
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• Dongjiaominxiang Catholic Church
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• Baochu Pagoda
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• Holy House of Mercy
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• The Paramount
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• Jade Emperor Temple
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• Great Mosque
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• Jinggang Mountain
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• Maoling Mausoleum
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• Lan Kwai Fong
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• Zhangjiajie National Forest Park
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• Macau Tower
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• Mount Tai
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• Hoh Xil Nature Reserve
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• Mengyang Nature Reserve
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• Folk Residences at Qiankou
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• Phoenix Mountain
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• A-Ma Temple
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• 108 Pagodas
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