Considering Australia’s recent rejections of Huawei and Chinese billionaire political donor Huang Xiangmo, Alipay seems to have bucked the trend.

Similarly, Travel Weekly staff were seen flocking to the cafe downstairs this morning after running out of instant coffee and their will to live.

We completely respect this woman’s dedication to her belongings. And, considering we’ve lost three pairs of sunnies this year, we should probably take notes.

Chinese New Year is an absolute gold mine for Australia’s visitor economy with visitors spending $8,328 per trip, it’s no wonder the price of Dim Sum has skyrocketed.

Hotels are filling up fast with travellers excited to celeberate Oz day and the Year of the Rooster

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Chinese tourists still need to overcome hurdles to visit Oz, something that will hinder their New Year celebrations, according to TTF.

Southern Discoveries are welcoming Chinese New Year with a mob of sheep.

Chinese New Year has highlighted the bad behaviour of foreign tourists.

Hong Kong Tourism Board invited members of the travel industry to Hong Kong House for a cocktail party to celebrate […]

Chinese airlines have been granted approval to exceed weekly air capacity entitlements to the major Australian gateways over Chinese New […]