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- 57. New CHI Residence - 279 - Opens in Hong Kong
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New CHI Residence - 279 - Opens in Hong Kong. Catering to an ever-increasing demand for luxury, serviced accommodations and hot on the heels of recently opened 393, a second CHI Residences property, 279, has opened its doors in the heart of Kowloon in Hong Kong. To celebrate the opening of 279, travellers can take advantage of a special Chinese New Year package of HK$900 HK$1,300
- 58. One City Three Festivals: Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Mid-Autumn Festival and Deepavali 2007
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One City Three Festivals: Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Mid-Autumn Festival and Deepavali 2007 Together with Chinese New Year and Christmas celebrations, ethnic festivities such as the Mid-Autumn Festival, Deepavali and Hari Raya Aidilfitri have grown over the years to become Uniquely Singapore signature events with strong visitor appeal. These signature events will help Singapore attract
- 59. Royal Caribbean to Cruise from Hong Kong in 2010
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Royal Caribbean to Cruise from Hong Kong in 2010. In recent years, Hong Kong has established itself as one of Royal Caribbeans top markets in Asia, and will be one of the homeports for the Legend of the Seas cruises, from February 2010, in time for the Chinese New Year holiday season.
- 60. China Airlines to Launch Extra Flights for Lunar New Year
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China Airlines to Launch Extra Flights for Lunar New Year. For the busy 2009 Chinese New Year period, China Airlines is to launch charter and extra flights to Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia, Oceania and Australia.
- 61. Air China Provides More Flights for CNY
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Air China Provides More Flights for CNY. Air China is laying on 11.5% more seats this Chinese New Year holiday compared to last year, helping tens of thousands more people get home to their families for the most important holiday of the year. The airline has scheduled 7.2 million seats on 40,000 flights for the years busiest travel period, set to begin on 19 January 2011.
- 62. Scotland Gives Chinese Names to Locations and Landmarks
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After ten weeks of voting across China, the results of VisitBritains 1.6 million Great Names for Great Britain campaign are in. Ahead of Chinese New Year celebrations, the national tourism agency has revealed the new Mandarin names for twenty-three points of interest across Scotland, as chosen by the Chinese public. VisitBritains biggest ever marketing campaign in China builds
- 63. HKIA Reports February 2011 Traffic
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HKIA Reports February 2011 Traffic. Boosted by the increased demand over the Chinese New Year holiday, Hong Kong International Airport handled 4 million passengers and 24,295 flight movements in February 2011, representing a year-on-year growth of 2% and 9.2% respectively. Cargo tonnage however, experienced a 5.9% drop at 242,000 tonnes in the month.
- 64. Hong Kong throws Mega World Party to Celebrate Year of the Golden Pig
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Hong Kong throws Mega World Party to Celebrate Year of the Golden Pig. Hong Kong became a colourful multi-cultural party Sunday night, as the city ushered in the Year of the Pig with the 2007 Cathay Pacific International Chinese New Year Night Parade. Taking place at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Piazza and the streets of Tsim Sha Tsui, the event attracted tens of thousands of spec
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