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If drinking tea is a Chinese tradition, afternoon tea in Hong Kong has its roots in Britain. Afternoon tea is a light meal served in the late afternoon. Many mass-market cafes and chain restaurants serve set teas between lunch and dinner.
1 Hotel Haitang Bay is an eco-friendly resort on the tropical island of Hainan in Southern China. Overlooking Haitang Bay, the resort hotel has 294 units, seven food and beverage outlets, a spa, swimming pools, a fitness room, and facilities for meetings and events. China Travel 1 Hotel Haitang Bay is the latest hotel to …
Regal Oriental Hotel is hosting travelers arriving at Hong Kong International Airport while they await their Covid-19 test results. Regular hotel guests have been moved to other properties. And the hotel's food and beverage outlets are temporarily closed.
Kitchen staff at the Shangri-La Hotel, Wuhan, are preparing and delivering more than 1,000 meals a day to local hospitals and facilities during the coronavirus outbreak. Meals are prepared in the hotel’s sanitized kitchens. And staff follow strict health safety procedures.
Year of the Rat is the first sign in the Chinese Zodiac, making Chinese New Year this year Double Happiness for Disney fans! With everyone's favourite mice - Mickey and Minnie Mouse - in the spotlight, what's up at the Happiest Place in Hong Kong during the festive season?
August in Hong Kong: is this a good time to visit? There will be festivals, concerts, and an international film festival. However, the weather can be hot, humid, and rainy. And be forewarned that demonstrations and marches are likely, and sometimes they end in violence.
Duffy the Bear’s newest friend Stellas Low, comes to Hong Kong Disneyland, where she realizes her dream of becoming a dancer. She makes her debut on 11 August 2017. Exclusive products, yummy treats and lots of photo opps!
The Hong Kong-based hotel group Marco Polo has launched a premium brand targeted at upscale travelers in Greater China. One hotel is already open in Chengdu and four more are under development.
New hotels are opening in China practically every day. Does the country face a surplus of rooms? Let's see what industry insiders have to say about the challenges and opportunities facing the country's hospitality industry.