As the country celebrates its 150th anniversary, Nigel Tisdall strikes out for a landmark that played a pivotal role in its past but gets fewer than 100 visitors per year
Chinese tourists want more from their trips abroad than shopping sprees. Cash registers still ring to the sound of the Chinese tourist dollar, but FTCR found that the increased availability of goods at home means even first-time travellers are focused on making memories rather than stuffing their suitcases.
