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Reindeer or Elephants? China’s Top Christmas Destinations According to Ctrip
Finland and Thailand are among the top destinations for Chinese travelers during the "mini-peak" of Christmas travel season. Read More
Chinese Tourists Return to Paris Amid Easing Fears of Terrorism
Having struggled to attract Chinese travelers after a string of violent terrorist attacks in 2015, Paris is once again gaining popularity in China. Read More
Stronger Together: Nordic Tourism Boards Teaming Up in China
The tourism boards of Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden are doing joint marketing campaigns in China to strengthen their standings in the Chinese market. Read More
Marimekko’s Flower-Filled Designs Spring To Life In Shanghai
Following its first store in Beijing in August, the Finnish brand fond of bright colors and lively prints continues its foray into China with a second boutique in Shanghai. Read More
Marimekko Hits Shanghai With A Splash Of Color
Recently, the popular Finnish textile & clothing design house Marimekko held its first fashion show at MoCA Shanghai in People's Park as part of Radical Design Week 2012. Read More
Finland & China Strike A Bond With Radical Design Week 2012
Finland and China come together starting this Friday with the launch of Radical Design Week 2012, a ten-day exposition of Finnish future-oriented design and innovation in Shanghai. Read More
Marimekko CEO Brushes Up On Mandarin As Brand Enters China Market
This week, the popular Finnish fashion brand and textiles designer Marimekko made its first official foray into the China market, launching its inaugural retail location in Hong Kong. Read More
Architecture Ties Together China And Finland
The Chinese architect Fang Hai, who has spent the last 16 years living and working in Helsinki, becoming in the process a bridge linking architects in his homeland and adopted… Read More-
Countries Use Shanghai Expo To Boost Brands’ Visibility
The Expo is providing some valuable visibility for a number of lesser-known companies from countries that Chinese consumers don't yet associate with distinctive luxury brands. Read More
