Panda twins arrive in Berlin
Not yet black and white and cute, but two new pandas born in Berlin are destined to become media stars
China
China's senior tourists a growing market
Tourism from China is growing again, but this time the average traveler is older and looking for different itineraries
China's Grand Canal celebrates UNESCO anniversary
A thousand-mile canal that took two thousand years to build celebrates its anniversary as a World Heritage
Toilet Timers at China tourism site
Digital timers at a Chinese attraction draw attention and criticism
China's highest waterfall has a guilty secret
A Chinese waterfall gets a little help from its friends
Viking delving deeper into China
Viking's China joint venture adds new cruise itineraries as well as pre-and-post cruise extensions
Are pandas headed back to San Diego?
The San Diego Zoo has signed an agreement with China which it hopes will once again bring giant pandas to the Zoo
Harbin Ice Show underway in China
The 25th time around for this spectacular show
Everest base camp gets high-speed WiFi
Super high-speed WiFi has been installed in a base camp on China's side of the mountain and will soon be available to visitors and climbers
Italy, China: Bad week for monuments
A fountain in Florence and the Great Wall of China suffer damage
China, Australia end lingering Covid rules
As Covid seems, for most, to be only a memory, restrictions are fewer. China and Australia are dropping some of theirs.
Ingenious Transport, Rural South China
Traveling around small towns and markets in Asia, PortMoresby is constantly amazed at the ingenious solutions people come up with for their transport needs.
The Great Wall of China
The Great Wall is truly an awesome sight, a series of ancient fortifications built to protect ancient territories against the nomadic tribes from the northern steppe.
Beijing: Where Culture and Politics Collide
Beijing can be a little overwhelming, so a tour guide is recommended to get visitors through the more crowded attractions a little faster.
Terracotta Warriors, Xian, China
The Terracotta Warriors were commissioned by the first emperor of China to guard his tomb and protect him in the afterlife.