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BEIJING – Even as some Chinese companies are reducing prices to boost exports, otherproducers such as Lin Rongxi are looking to make inroads in the high-end luxury market withgourmet tea products. "Right now everyone is talking about the rise of . . . → Read More: Tea firms set to explore high-end international market BEIJING, Dec. 14 (Xinhua) — A total of 1.122 million Chinese mainland tourists visited Taiwan in the January-November period this year, a mainland spokesman said Wednesday. About 1.1 million mainland tourists visited Taiwan in groups and 22,000 as individuals, . . . → Read More: More than 1 mln mainland tourists visit Taiwan in past 11 months A tai chi theme park will be built in Shiyan city, Hubei province, which is home to the Wudang Mountains, kungfu’s birthplace. Invested by Los Angeles-based Ikonic Entertainment Group and the Shiyan-based Taichi Lake Group, with Ikonic Entertainment providing . . . → Read More: Tai chi theme park to kick off in Hubei HONG KONG, Nov. 29 (Xinhua) — Visitor arrivals to Hong Kong rose 16.4 percent year-on-year to 3,794,076 in October, and 16.2 percent to 34,217,497 in the first 10 months of 2011, the Tourism Board said on Tuesday. In October, . . . → Read More: HK’s visitor arrivals up 16 pct in October Taipei, Dec. 28 (CNA) Taiwan’s tea exports to China grew noticeably this year compared with last year, mainly because of a trade agreement that was signed between the two sides in 2010, the Agriculture and Food Agency (AFA) said . . . → Read More: Taiwan tea exports to China grow under ECFA Green tea, taken in a capsule or drunk in a cup, may shave a few points off "bad" cholesterol readings, according to a US study involving more than 1,000 people. The findings, published in the Journal of the American Dietetic . . . → Read More: Green tea treats bad cholesterol HANGZHOU – The Chinese are gradually losing the traditional tea-drinking habit in favor of coffee, largely because of the length of time it takes to brew a decent cup, experts say. "I prefer coffee to tea," said Wang Yan, a . . . → Read More: Tea exports rise but domestic consumption on the decline BEIJING, Nov. 20 (Xinhuanet) — The hotel plans to serve more of exhibitions, meetings and trade fairs. Competition is heating up in Guangzhou with more international hotels opening, but demand for world-class hospitality is also growing, William . . . → Read More: New Westin in Guangzhou |
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