Tailor-made, staycation buzzwords in market
"Tailor-made trips", "staycation" and "cultural tours" have become the buzzwords describing the domestic tourism market during the recent National Day holiday, which ran from Oct 1 through Friday.
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"Tailor-made trips", "staycation" and "cultural tours" have become the buzzwords describing the domestic tourism market during the recent National Day holiday, which ran from Oct 1 through Friday.
Beijing's northeastern Miyun district has launched 10 micro-vacation routes to cater to residents' enthusiasm to go out during the upcoming holiday.
Northeastern Beijing's Miyun [Photo provided to China Daily] Northeastern Beijing's Miyun district has launched themed routes revolving around blossom, gourmet food, homestay and folk culture. The district is steeped in blossoms in spring. One can enjoy peach and apricot blossoms, as well as azaleas in its Beijing Wtown, Yunmeng Mountain, Qingliang Valley and Heilongtan. Pear blossoms can be found at the district's Bulaotun and Mujiayu townships. Cherry blossoms are available in Jinpoluo village and Mujiayu township. As for food, one can't miss the millet, buckwheat and chestnut banquets ...
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