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  • October 5, 2009
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 5, 2009 Contact : Hilari Graff at Strategic Vision Tel: 914-881-9056/9020 hgraff@strategicvision.org Two New Culinary Inspired “Imperial Moments” in China to Enhance a Travel Experience SAN FRANCISCO, CA (October 5, 2009) – Enjoying a savory meal at some of the most elite and historical venues in China is now a reality thanks to Imperial Tours (www.imperialtours.net)!  » Read more »
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  • October 1, 2009
Imperial Tours has launched two new culinary inspired "Imperial Moments" that can be incorporated into travel itineraries visiting Beijing:   A private meal in the Cheng Courtyard where menus from famous meals of Chinese modern history can be replicated [and a] banquet in an exclusive section of the Forbidden City. Dinner at Cheng Courtyard Guests of Imperial Tours now have the opportunity to dine at Cheng Courtyard, an aristocratic home bequeathed to Chairman Mao's personal chef (Chef Cheng),  » Read more »
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  • October 1, 2009
What’s New in China for 2010 Nancy Kim and Guy Rubin are two of our top tried-and-tested China outfitters. As the heads of Imperial Tours (888-888-1970; imperialtours.net), this Beijing power couple creates itineraries for first-time visitors and committed Sino-philes who seek to understand the country’s complex cultures.  Their inside track includes a little black book of must-visit hotels, restaurants, spas, and everything in between, plus an impressive Rolodex of specialists. (New for 2010: Randall Peerenboom,  » Read more »
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  • October 1, 2009
Imperial Tours is offering an eight night luxury Culinary Tour of China, covering Beijing, Hangzhou and Shanghai. Highlights include a white linen banquet atop a little known section of the Great Wall, an exclusive meal in the home of Chairman Mao's personal chef, a private cooking lesson given by the Executive Chef of the prestigious Whampoa Club, a traditional tea ceremony and tasting, a visit to one of China's largest seafood markets, amazing meals at world class restaurants,  » Read more »
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  • September 1, 2009
reported by Scott Goetz There are far more than seven potential wonders of the world for elite travelers. Ancient as well  as modern sites, natural as well as man-made creations—they all hold appeal. But how do you  decide which seven are must-visits? Our list of top wonders not only takes into account the spot’s  beauty and rarity, but also the level of opulence and exclusivity.  » Read more »
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