Thailand recently agreed to again welcome Chinese tourists but has implemented a 14-day quarantine. However, such quarantine requirements could fall short of effectively supporting tourism by making inbound travel rather impractical.
Thanks to her steady wage, buying food and clothing was not a problem. Like her parents, though, Luo strove to save as much as possible so she could buy an apartment in the city with her husband.
Textile exports including masks jumped 34.8 percent year on year during the period, while auto exports slipped 6.7 percent.
Tengchong became a base for commerce for many Chinese and foreign businesspeople. More than a dozen international companies were set up in Tengchong. Imports and exports from the city accounted for 30.5 percent of the foreign trade in Yunnan in 1929.
That is happening even though at least 17 states, as of Tuesday, were still seeing upward trends in average new daily cases over the past week, data from Johns Hopkins University showed.
Teng Jianqun, director of the Department for American Studies at the China Institute of International Studies, noted that behind the agenda of the administration of US President Donald Trump is its concern about China bringing changes to the existing global business order led by the US.
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That from analysts' perspective augurs with policymakers' efforts to steer the economy to high-quality growth and focus on sharing development opportunities with the rest of the world. In other words, the world's second largest economy will look to actively promote foreign investment and keep fine-tuning the domestic business landscape, despite global uncertainties and headwinds, they said.
Tedros said: "We have of course received the letter. We are looking into it." When pushed by reporters, he repeated the answer and did not elaborate further.
Ten COVID-19 patients were newly discharged from hospitals after recovery, the commission said.
Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia were the top three countries that witnessed the highest capacities for the flights with the Chinese mainland. In 2017, there were 175 direct flights between the Chinese mainland and Thailand, including 44 newly launched flights, and the capacity climbed 12.3 percent year-on-year.