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  • imperial I
  • April 6, 2015
  To read about tipping in the other 49 countries, you can read the full article here.  » Read more »
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  • imperial I
  • April 4, 2015
La apertura de Banyan Tree Yangshuo por fin ofrece a nuestros clientes un hermoso refugio mientras exploran la encantadora belleza del paisaje rural de la zona, sin tener que desplazarse desde la ciudad de Guilin. Para tener mayor viabilidad económica, esta lujosa propiedad de 142 habitaciones, ha sabido encontrar el equilibrio perfecto para seducir tanto al cliente chino, como al extranjero.  Aunque el pueblo más cercano no es el más pintoresco, Banyan Tree ha sabido tomar prestado la ribera del rio y enfocar todo el protagonismo sobre el mismo.  » Read more »
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  • imperial I
  • March 30, 2015
What’s the latest craze in China? Apparently marathons. In 2010 the Chinese Athletic Association held a total of 12 official running events; in 2014 there were 53, with marathons representing the majority, according to an article written by South China Morning Post. While China is often characterized as pushing economic and industrial boundaries, a recent surge in athletics proves there’s more than just machines grinding. Many Chinese cities are now hosting running races as a way to showcase their landmarks and increase revenue,  » Read more »
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  • imperial I
  • March 27, 2015
  If you believe the media, there is never a good time to travel to China. We hear repeatedly about China's lack of political freedom but rarely about China lifting 680 million people out of poverty over the last 30 years. What about the very real economic liberty that brings? Every spring, we hear about various flu's from China killing a small number of people. This is often spun by the local WHO office and the media as a major risk to the world's health,  » Read more »
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