How China fishing the tourists?

An interesting article on how China is able to attract tourists to come to their country, a note of interest to anyone, especially for countries that aggressively encourages tourism, such as the countries in Southeast Asia.

In fact it also attracts tourists themselves in choosing China as one of their main tourist destinations.

About eighteen Asian journalists, invited by the Chinese government on August to the country's mainland, and was able to make them in an awe. The country has put all creativity to make the entire area of this country has a unique history and heritage that is worth a visit.

Similarly, as written by a senior journalist, Abun Sanda, that China is not only selling the Great Wall of China, Forbidden City, Tien An Men, Maosoleum Mao, Xi'an, Shanghai, Tibet, and so on, but also other potential tourist attraction across the province.

They are very serious in choosing an attraction, to be worth visiting, modern infrastructure, and do not be surprised if your visit will see shops trinkets, tour guide, transportation, information is written in several languages, and so on.

Furthermore, the journalist wrote his admiration, while visiting Lake Pohai with spectacular colorful fountains, world-class playground, beautiful hotels, shopping centers, and hiking trails hills on the shores of Lake Pohai, which is awesome.

Countries in Southeast Asia, such as Vietnam is most famous with its historic relics, including churches, temples, forts and traces their history of their people. Thailand highlighting its religious tourism that comes through the Buddhist temples. Myanmar known as the land of 1000 Pagodas, Indonesia known as the natural beauty and exotic beaches and a variety of Hindu temples and Buddhist relics of the past times, as an example.

Asian countries basically have a distinctive uniqueness of each, although there are similarities on the other side. Exotic!

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(Source Abun Sanda - travelKompas, Lucy Pandjaitan - Vietnam /Images Glenn Alexei)