FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Jan 28, 2007 Media Contacts:   U.S. Office: Margot Kong Imperial Tours 888-888-1970 web_inquiry@imperialtours.net   Germany Office: Marlis Leo Imperial Tours +49 69 864259 web_inquiry@imperialtours.net Imperial Tours Opens European Office and Expands U.S. Office San Francisco, Calif. – Imperial Tours announces the opening of its first European office in Frankfurt,  » Read more »

    China News Contents Travel Snippets Hotel/Restaurant Update For Hong Kong, Shanghai & Beijing Imperial Tours News Blast Discovery – The Spirit of Zhuangzi     Dear Guy, The 2008 Beijing Olympics are re-casting the competitive landscape of Beijing's hotel industry.  » Read more »

reported by Andrea Bennett A seat on a sold-out flight. A beachfront room at a hot new resort. That elusive cabin upgrade (at no extra charge). These are a few of the things that a great travel agent can secure for a client. In this easy-to-use pullout guide, you’ll find T+L’s 2006 A-List: 125 travel super-agents the best of the best—specialists who always deliver. In the past year, we’ve interviewed hundreds of agents to find out which ones provide unparalleled service and essential advice.  » Read more »

    China News Contents Travel Snippets Hotel/Restaurant Update For Hong Kong, Shanghai & Beijing Imperial Tours News Blast Odds N Ends – Interview With Last Emperor's Brother Discovery – Chinese Museology's Brave New World   Dear Guy,  In this issue you will learn:  What Pu Ren,  » Read more »

As it readies for the 2008 Olympics, Beijing strives to redefine its images as an ultra-modern capital city with world-class facilities. As a result, the number of choices in luxury hotel accommodations continues to expand at a dizzying rate. However, most options remain centrally located near Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City. Bill Clinton regularly stays at the St. Regis Hotel (http://www.stregis.com/beijing), Known for its personalized service. All accommodations feature warm,  » Read more »