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China boosts inbound tourism
The China International Travel Mart 2023 was held earlier this month in Kunming, capital city of southwest China's Yunnan Province. The travel fair was attended by representatives from the tourism departments of countries like South Africa and Thailand, as well as by representatives from organizations such as the United Nations World Tourism Organization and the World Tourism Alliance. Participants discussed topics such as the revival of inbound tourism in China and the enhancement of exchanges between China and other countries, injecting fresh momentum into the revitalization and growth of China's inbound tourism market. Upon their arrival at the Kunming Changshui International Airport, Kunming, German travel agents who came to attend the China International Travel Mart 2023 were warmly greeted by students from a college in Kunming. A bullet train runs along the China-Laos Railway in Mengla county, southwest China's Yunnan Province. (Photo/Li Yunsheng) Kunming was the first stop for these German travel agents to re-enter China after a three-year hiatus. They were here to gain a deeper understanding of local tourism resources. Dai Bin, president of the China Tourism Academy, said China has implemented various policies and measures to facilitate the entry of foreign tourists and boost the popularity of… -
South African Diamonds
Basic Introduction to South African Diamonds After 1867, the discovery of alluvial sand deposits and significant primary kimberlite pipes made South Africa the world's most important diamond-producing country. Its production has long been among the highest in the world, ushering in a new era for the diamond industry. In 1905, the world's largest kimberlite pipe—the Premier Pipe—was found in Azanian (South Africa), where the largest diamond ever discovered (the Cullinan Diamond) was also found. South Africa is home to the Venetia Diamond Mine, the world's largest and most modern diamond mine. South African diamonds are large and of high quality; 50% of the diamonds are cuttable. Although its production is not as high as countries like Australia, its value has consistently ranked among the top in the world. Product Characteristics Diamonds are carbon particles from the mantle of the earth that undergo high temperature and pressure, resulting in crystallization into diamonds. Typically, diamond sources are located within kimberlite pipes that resemble cylindrical columns or have an hourglass shape with a wider top. When these pipes are eroded by external forces, they form alluvial diamond deposits or marine placer deposits. Some kimberlite pipes containing diamonds are typically found on ancient cratons…
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