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La provincia china de Hunan y el departamento hondureño de Cortés firman acuerdo de amistad

China’s Hunan province and Honduras’ Cortés sign friendship agreement 

China’s Hunan province and Honduras’ Cortés department signed a friendship agreement to strengthen cooperation in economy, culture, education, and tourism.
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Argentina autoriza ingreso de turistas y empresarios chinos con visa estadounidense

Argentina Allows Chinese Tourists and Business Travelers with U.S. Visas

Argentina now allows Chinese tourists and business travelers with valid U.S. visas to enter without an Argentine visa for up to 30 days. The measure aims to strengthen ties with China and promote tourism and trade.
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Gobierno venezolano firma memorando de entendimiento con iFLYTEK

Venezuelan government signs Memorandum of Understanding with iFLYTEK

Following the bilateral meeting between the Venezuelan government and the Chinese company iFLYTEK, both parties signed a Memorandum of Understanding for the development of AI technologies.
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Cinco países de América Latina podrán ingresar a China sin necesidad de visa para viajes de turismo

Five Latin American countries will be able to enter China without a visa for tourism trips

The People’s Republic of China announced visa exemptions for five Latin American countries: Uruguay, Brazil, Argentina, Peru, and Chile
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México y China inauguran Centro de Visas en CDMX

Mexico and China Inaugurate Visa Center in Mexico City

New Chinese Visa Center in Mexico City Eases Processing for Mexicans Interested in Tourism, Culture, and Business in China
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China-Cuba cooperation to promote tourism

Cuba’s ambassador to the People’s Republic of China, Carlos Miguel Pereira, and the executive director of Caesars Travel Group, Chen Xiaobing, signed an agreement of understanding to promote tourism between the two countries.
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Buenos Aires seeks to attract Chinese tourism

Under the concept of “digital cities”, Buenos Aires seeks to attract travelers, students, and digital nomads from China as part of its post-pandemic tourism reactivation strategy.

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