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Explore the Digital Signage World with SIGN CHINA 2023 this July
2023-05-29
SIGN CHINA 2023 is back and better than ever before, with an exciting biannual event taking place in Shenzhen from 17-19 July and Shanghai from 4-6 September.
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LED CHINA 2023 Exhibitior Study Case – CCTV Spring Festival Gala
2023-05-10
The CCTV Spring Festival Gala has accompanied us through more than 30 years. Regardless of whether the taste of the year has faded, to have the essential ritual sense of the Spring Festival is to watch the Spring Festival Gala! At the coming of the Chinese New Year Festival in the year 2020, China Central Radio and Television has continued to create a visual and creative light show. which is divided into four chapters. The production combines media technology, national affairs hotspots, and tra
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China to Resume Issuing All Types of Visas for Foreigners
2023-03-15
China will resume issuing all types of visas for foreigners, including the tourism visa, port visa, and multiple visa-exemption policies starting from March 15, 2023. It is the latest in a series of moves to reopen its border. Inbound travelers are advised to consult with their local China embassies or consulates for more detailed requirements and procedures.
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More than 165 countries in the world can enter Hong Kong without visa!
2023-02-24
As we all know, as an international metropolis, Hong Kong has quite close and good relations with most countries in the world. In order to facilitate exchanges and cooperation, the Hong Kong SAR has also reached many mutually beneficial agreements with countries around the world, The exemption of visas is one of them.
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China to scrap COVID quarantine rule for inbound travelers
2022-12-27
BEIJING, Dec 26 (Reuters) - China will stop requiring inbound travelers to go into quarantine starting from Jan. 8, the National Health Commission said on Monday in a major step towards easing curbs on its borders, which have been largely shut since 2020.China's management of COVID-19 will also be downgraded to the less strict Category B from the current top-level Category A, the health authority said in a statement, as the disease has become less virulent and will gradually evolve into a common
