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  • April 4, 2013
  Hong Kong has long – unfairly in my opinion – been dismissed by many as a destination dominated by business or conference travelers. Now officially a part of China, the world’s largest art market, but with regulations and red tape much more easily navigated than on the mainland, the city is really stepping up its cultural offerings to the benefit of not only its sophisticated and well-traveled populace but also to the millions of international visitors that it attracts from all over the globe.  » Read more »
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  • March 25, 2013
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  • March 19, 2013
  When booking the Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund through Imperial Tours, you will receive these special amenities: A glass of champagne or signature cocktail for two at The Long Bar Chef’s choice of a Waldorf signature cake for guests celebrating special occasions such as birthdays and anniversaries In-room fruit amenity replenished daily Afternoon Tea for two at Salon de Ville or Peacock Alley per room with a minimum 2 night stay And to entice families to visit China this summer,  » Read more »
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  • March 18, 2013
In the face of modernization, China is struggling to preserve its cultural heritage, and nowhere is this more visible than in the ancient hutongs of Beijing. I have never been an admirer of the hutongs from an architectural or historical point of view, it was more about the buzz I felt as I meandered down these narrow alleys, seeing them bursting with activity.  Sadly, the city’s rapid growth will no longer allow these vibrant communities to remain in these areas.   » Read more »
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  • March 14, 2013
While Imperial Tours is primarily known for its luxury private tours, this fall we are offering our Majestic Tour, a 10-night small group tour (maximum 16 people) covering Beijing, Xian, Hangzhou and Shanghai. This is a great way for people who prefer the camaraderie of other travelers to experience must-see China…in style. Highlights include: VIP Meet & Greet upon international arrival 4 nights in Shangri-La’s Beijing China World Summit Wing Executive Room Exclusive access to a private section of the Forbidden City not open to the public White linen banquet on a little-visited section of the Great Wall 1 night at the Xi’an Hilton in a Deluxe Room 2 nights in the Hangzhou Four Seasons Deluxe Room Private tea ceremony and tasting in a traditional tea house 3 nights in a Deluxe Riverview Room at the Peninsula Shanghai Expert-led walking tour of Colonial Shanghai 10 breakfasts,  » Read more »
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