TOP 10:Thailand - 35.4 million international visitors; Thailand is a cheap and vibrant tropical destination and one of the most fascinating and beautiful places in the world. Beautiful beaches, sunny weather, Thai food, cheap shopping and hotels, and world-class tourist facilities make it a favorite among Asian and Western tourists. Tourism is estimated to account for about 20% of Thailand's By 2032, the number of tourists from China will exceed 100 million. Medical tourism in Thailand USA is also booming with patients from all over the world visiting this country to avail cheap prices and get quality medical services.

TOP9:Germany - 37.5 million international tourists; booming Western European country Germany has gained $38 million and 2 million jobs from tourism.In 2017, more than 37.5 million foreign tourists visited Germany. It is considered one of the safest countries in Europe with many cultural, historical and natural attractions. Berlin, Stuttgart, Hamburg, Nuremberg and Munich are the most visited cities. Rothenburg is one of the most beautiful towns in Europe and looks like a fairy tale world under the blue sky and white clouds.

TOP8:Turkey - 37.6 million international tourists; By 2015, Turkey will be one of the most visited countries in the world. Turkey is the crossroads of Eurasia. The country has 15 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Numerous historical sites and cultural diversity are the main attraction for international tourists.In 2017, more than 37.6 million tourists hosted the International Tourism Festival. Istanbul's largest city, the famous Hagia Sophia, is located in this city. G?reme National Park is famous for its beautiful landscapes. The best way to travel is to take a hot air balloon ride overlooking the park.

TOP 7:United Kingdom - 37.7 million international tourists; The United Kingdom is known for its historical monuments, excellent tourist facilities and infrastructure, and the cultural vitality of the country. London is the most popular city for international tourists. London Bridge, the Tower of London and the London Eye are popular destinations.In 2017, it hosted 37.7 million foreign visitors, generating $17.2 billion in revenue. The capital city of London is a major international city and financial center with a population of 10.31 million. It is located on the banks of the River Thames and its history dates back to Roman times. Take the London Eye Ferris wheel for a panoramic view of London.

TOP 6:Mexico - 39.3 million international visitors; Mexico is located between the United States and Central America. Mexico has 31 states and its capital is Mexico City. It is famous for its beaches on the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, with as many as 450 beaches along the Mexican coastline. The Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve of Mexico is a World Heritage Site and millions of butterflies enter the reserve every year. A second famous tourist attraction is the Copper Canyon, which is larger than the National Grand Canyon in the United States. Mexico City's Plaza de la Constitución is one of the largest plazas in the world and is surrounded by the Papal Cathedral, the National Palace, the Federal District building and the templomayor ruins.

TOP 5:Italy - 58.3 million international tourists; Italy's rich history and the fact that most of its monuments are well-preserved make it attractive to tourists. It is one of the most visited countries in the world. There are 50 World Heritage Sites in Italy and the Colosseum is one of the most spectacular wonders of the world. Roman monuments commemorating the two world wars, Renaissance architecture and ruins attract visitors from all over the world. Rome is one of the oldest metropolises, known for its influential art, architecture and culture. Florence Cathedral, Milan Cathedral and the Leaning Tower of Pisa are world famous tourist landmarks.

TP4:China-60.7 million international tourists; China has many historical, cultural and natural landscapes such as the Great Wall of China, Huangshan Mountain, Shaolin Temple, Huangguoshu Falls, the Forbidden City and the Three Gorges. China is cheap and has good public **** transportation. China is expected to become the most visited country in the world by 2020. The most famous tourist attraction in China is the Great Wall of China, which is the longest man-made structure in the world at 21,196 kilometers. The second most famous attraction is the Forbidden City, which was the imperial palace from the Ming Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty (1420-1912). It consists of 980 buildings with more than 9,000 rooms and covers an area of about 72 hectares.

TOP3:United States - 76.9 million international visitors; cities such as New York, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Miami and Honolulu are popular among international travelers. The National Grand Canyon, Yellowstone National Park and Alaska are the most popular destinations and the beaches of Florida are among the best in the world. The Mississippi and Missouri Rivers are the longest rivers in the United States and the fourth longest in the world. Niagara Falls, located on the U.S.-Canada border, is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world, and with more than 14 million visitors a year, it is one of the world's most visited tourist destinations.

TOP2:Spain - 81.8 million international tourists; Spain is a tropical destination that relies heavily on tourism, accounting for 11% of its annual GDP. With magnificent beaches on the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, as well as numerous historical sites and lively holiday carnivals, Spain captivates international travelers. The most popular cities are Barcelona, Madrid and Seville. The Guggenheim Museum is one of the most modern architectural marvels in the world. Barcelona's Sagrada Familia Cathedral is one of the most beautiful churches in the world and is expected to be completed in 2026.

TOP 1:France - 86.9 million international tourists; France is the most popular country in the world with 86.9 million international tourists visiting the country in 2017. Paris, Strasbourg, Alsace and Lyon are the main cities that attract tourists. France's 9.7% U.S. GDP comes from tourism, with 30% coming from foreign tourists and 70% from domestic tourism. It is famous in France for its fashionable cosmetics and beautiful art museums. The Eiffel Tower is France's most famous tourist landmark. Take the elevator to the observation deck at the top of the tower for a panoramic view of Paris at night.

2. Short term travel to UK

Generally it takes 2-3 weeks for a UK tourist visa to come down. Its best to apply for the visa 2-3 months before your trip, which also facilitates your travel arrangements. As mentioned earlier, Chinese nationals in the UK with some type of short term visa and a visitor visa can visit both the UK and Ireland on one visa.

In addition, Ireland and the UK*** enjoy visa application centers in China. In order to meet the eligibility requirements of the UK-Ireland visa system, applicants for Irish short-term visas must submit their applications at a UK/Ireland visa application center in China. Irish visa applications will continue to be determined by the Irish authorities and UK visa applications will continue to be determined by the UK authorities.

3. UK International Trade in Tourism Services

The UK is the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution and its export trade is dominated by industrial goods.

4. Tourism in countries around the UK

China-Britain Street is not the border between China and the UK.

Chinese-English Street is located at the junction of Shatoujiao Street, Yantian District, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, China, and the northern part of the Special Administrative Region of China, with Wutong Mountain at its back and Dapeng Bay at its south. It was formed by the silting of the riverbed from Wutong to Dapeng Bay, formerly known as the Heron Trail, and is about 250m long and 3-4m wide, with Shenzhen and Hong Kong each occupying half of the street. The center of the street to boundary markers and is along Hong Kong Street.

On June 8, 2012, Chung Ying Street was named China's Famous Historical and Cultural Street by the Ministry of Culture and the State Administration of Cultural Heritage. 2004, Chung Ying Street was named one of Shenzhen's eight scenic spots.

Chinese-Ying Street belongs to China, and its Shenzhen and neighboring Hong Kong are places in China. So Chung Ying Street is not the junction of China and Britain.

:5. International Travel in the United Kingdom

1. Chatsworth Manor

Chatsworth Manor, also known as D'Arcy Manor, is the estate of the Dukes of Derbyshire and is located in the Northpick National Park in the county of Derbyshire, England. It was built in 1552 and covers more than 1,000 acres. The estate houses a collection of famous paintings of various genres, including huge paintings and sculptures painted by 17th century Italian and French painters, including Greek and Roman statues. It was also the setting for the famous movie "Pride and Prejudice".

6. UK Travel Sites

To travel to the UK, you you'd better go to the Exit-Entry Administration Center of the Public Security Bureau in your domicile to apply for a passport. Take the passport, immediately go to the travel agency to sign up. It doesn't matter if there are no tours to the UK in Taiyuan. Travel agencies can help you organize tours around the country. If you really want to go, you have to start preparing, or it will be too late.

The cost is around 15,000 yuan. If you want to travel freely in London, travel agents generally won't Idon't allow it, but if you pay an extra deposit, you might be able to.

If you have a good personal career and assets, you can just sign up for a free trip, don't don't go with a tour group.

:7. Ranking of International Tourism Management in the UK

1. The Shard Building

The Ruins building is 309.6 meters high and was completed in 2012. It is a relatively new building in London. It is a cityscape and iconic building overlooking the whole of London.

2. St. Paul s Cathedral

St. Paul's Until 1965, the cathedral was the tallest building in London.

3. Tower of London

The Tower of London is nearly 1,000 years old and is the oldest intact building in London. The building has had many identities over the centuries. It has been a royal residence, a zoo, a prison, and now the protector of the crown.

4. The British Museum

London's British Museum was the world's first national public **** museum, opening in 1753. It is a Greek Revival building containing more than 8 million rare and valuable items, and has always been free and open to everyone.

5. Palace of Westminster

The Palace of Westminster, also known as the Houses of Parliament, is one of the finest Gothic Renaissance buildings in the world.

6. Tate Modern

This building was once Britain's first oil-fired power station, built in the 1940s. It was a modern lighthouse, notable for its spectacular chimneys, and after the power station closed in the 1980s, Herzog and de Meuron transformed it into the new Tate Modern, which opened in May 2000.

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The Tate Modern is one of the most beautiful buildings in the world.

7. Cucumber

Its official name is St. Mary's sAxe30, named after the lost church. Since its completion, the Cucumber has become one of the first supertall buildings on the London skyline.

8. Official UK Tourism Website

History of London:

London has been a transportation hub and an important city for almost two thousand years. History does not record the earliest origins of London with certainty. Many believe that London was founded by the Romans.

But archaeological research has shown that before the Romans arrived, there were traces of human activity in London such as farming, living and burying the dead.

By the first century A.D., the Romans, under the leadership of the emperor Claudius, formally conquered what had become Britain in A.D. 43. They established a settlement on the Thames and named it Londinium.

The Romans later built walls here and gradually built massive cities in the area surrounded by the walls. Although Londinium looks like a Latin name.

But some scholars believe that the word comes from the language spoken by the Celts who originally inhabited the area, and may indicate a wilderness area or a place where a river flows.

:9. Traveling in the UK

1. Important documents are listed in detail as follows:

1) Copy and front page of passport

2) Sterling exchange for ￡200-300

3) Money order and copy (for lodgings and deposits)

4) Original and two copies of admission letter.

5)3 copies of graduation certificate (copies of academic and English documents)

6)Transcripts

7)Medical certificate

8)Address book and back up

9)Guide to studying in the UK

10)Passport photographs, 20 on blue background and 20 on white background.

1)Map of UK

12)Identity card

13)Proof of funds

14)Address and contact details of the contact person in UK.

Reminder: passport and offer is necessary for entry and exit; carry ID card; change is convenient for just arrived in the UK living expenses; money order is tuition and accommodation fees; medical certificates may be checked on entry, be prepared;

2. Check-in.

At the airport, first of all, pay attention to the time, see how long the plane still has to take off, make plans before boarding.

Then check in (aka change your boarding pass). Check your flight counter number from the airport display, find the corresponding check-in counter, and hand your ticket, passport (with valid visa), and ID card to the airport check-in staff.

Check-in baggage is also handled here (more on this later). After checking in, the check-in staff will return your passenger ticket, boarding pass, baggage claim tag, passport and ID card to you.

3. Checked baggage.

International students have a lot of luggage, so you can check in at the same time as you check in. After that, you will be given a baggage claim form. However, there is a limit to the weight and size of random checked baggage, and the prescribed free checked baggage weight limit varies according to different airlines (for details, please refer to the baggage limit of each airline).

Over the range, the air freight charges; At the same time, according to the current international regulations, a single piece of luggage can not exceed 32 kilograms, otherwise it will not I can not help to check. Therefore, if the luggage is not overweight, random check-in is the most economical.

Packing as much as possible for the first time out of the country urgent, necessary items, such as seasonal clothes, essential school supplies, commonly used over-the-counter medicines and so on. If you are not sure if you can bring something into the UK, the best thing to do is not to bring it in order to avoid confiscation or being charged with a crime; or you can ask UK Customs directly for specific information.

10. British Tourism Corporation

The Queen of England has a century-old wine cellar with a collection of world-class wines. Former U.S. President Barack Obama was very excited to be invited to visit this cellar; serious South African national hero Nelson Mandela's brow was also relaxed after visiting the cellar for a wine tasting.

Many of the wines kept in the Queen's cellar are so precious, rare and aged that millionaires may not be able to drink them. For ordinary people like me who can do without it, it's worth a look, so here's a list of the 10 oldest wines in the Queen's Wine Cellar. Please save it .

What kind of existence is the Queen's Wine Cellar?

The Queen's American wine cellar was built in 1908 for a simple purpose: The Queen, the Prime Minister, and the Foreign Secretary were always supposed to be able to come up with top-notch wines for the frequent diplomatic banquets, which is why it's also known as the secret weapon of British diplomacy. Of course, the cellar not only contains the best wines to accompany meals, but also strong beers. Our focus is on wine. There are currently 33,369 bottles of wine in the cellar, worth 800,000 pounds.

The cellar's wine list includes a huge range of top wines from Bordeaux, with a 1999 VegaSicilia, a 2000 MugariojaReserve, a 2001 Sassicaia, a 1994 Marceteau and many more. All are world-class top wines.

The cellar boasts - a luxury management lineup of four Masters of Wine and a former diplomat who meet 2-3 times a year to decide which wines should be purchased in the near future, and which wines should be consumed when they have reached their peak. They also classify the wines in the cellar into A1, A, B and c, with the highest class, A1, used only for important royal events and important state visits.

Top 10 oldest wines in UK cellars

1. 1931 Birdland Annual Port

1931 QuintadoNoval Wine Port

QuintadoNoval is one of the oldest wine makers. Among the many top Port producers, Flying Bird stands out because its grapes are harvested from a single vineyard. The winery was founded in 1715 and is located in Douro, Portugal. It has changed hands several times and now belongs to Millesimes, a subsidiary of AXA, the world's second-largest insurance conglomerate.

The winery's 1997 Port gave Parker 100 points, but it was actually 1931 that was the winery's most legendary vintage. The strength and quality of the winery is evident in the fact that there were only three port wine merchants still in business at the time of the world economic downturn, and Birdland was one of them.

Vintage port is a winery's best port, made from grapes selected from the finest vineyards on the estate and produced only in good years. Birdland has only produced two in the last ten years, 2003 and 2011. the 1931 port scored 98 points from Robert Parker in Birdland, with rich tannins and intense, complex aromas. when the queen of england opened the bottle in 1991, she thought it was amazing, flawless, and that it could be stored for another 20-50 years, if not more. in 2004, the wine leaked, but the wine was still superb, so it was replaced. So it was replaced and kept in the cellar.

2. Port, Gram Year, 1935

1935 Graham's Wine Port

Graham's American Winery was founded in 1820 to produce the finest wines. It was also the first wine producer to invest in vineyards in the Douro Valley. After more than 100 years of hard work, the winery managed to produce several legendary vintages that made Gram famous.In 1970, Graham was purchased by the Symington family, which has more than 300 years of winemaking history. The family is the top producer of port in the Douro and accounts for 1/3 of all port sales in Portugal.

Suckling rated the 1935 GrahamPotter in 1990, giving it a score of 94 points, citing its unrivaled fullness and finesse. Flavors of red fruit and licorice mingle with each other, and the mouthfeel is sweet and smooth. Several owners in the Queen's cellar also examined the 1935 Quepot that is in the collection. The most recent was 2002, which they felt was still of good quality, but had reached the end of its drinking life and was no longer suitable for long-term cellaring.

3. 1945 Bird Garden Year Porter

1945 Quinta Donova Wine Port

It was another Bird Garden year. Port and Parker 92 points, with an average price on the international market of up to $40,000 before tax.When this wine was tasted in 1989 it was thought to be light and thin, but as it aged in 2010 it was full-bodied and smooth. The wine has a medium ruby color and a fragrant nose with sweet floral, orange, plum and perfume notes.

4. Port, Fonseca, 1948

1948 Fonseca Wine Port

Fonseca is located in the Douro region of Portugal. The winery was founded in 1815 and has become synonymous with vintage Port in the eyes of many collectors and wine experts. Since the emergence of Port as a classic great wine in the first half of the 19th century, the winery has become envied as a world-class Port producer.

Many of the vintages produced by the winery, such as 1927, 1948, 1868, 1977 and 1994, have earned high marks from authorities for their exceptional quality. Among them, the 1948 Fonseca Vintage Port received a 100-point rating from the Wine Spectator (Wine Spectator 100). The wine is warm and full-bodied on the palate, with delicate aromas and textures, rich fruit flavors and subtle spice. The wine was considered classic and beautiful for important occasions when it was inspected by the Queen's Wine Cellar in 2004.

5. 1955 Chateau Latour Red

1955 Chateau Latour

Chateau Latour, known to all wine lovers, is one of the five Grand Cru Classés of Bordeaux. Compared to Chateau Lafite Rothschild, a fried chicken that was once all the rage in the Chinese wine world, Latour is a tough guy and a woman. If Lafite is a euphonious lyrical poem, Latour is a sweeping epic.

Latour is arguably the most rigid and strongest of the five first growths. Powerful and thick, full of cassis and delicate black cherry flavors, the aging potential is outstanding. Generally need 10-15 years to perfectly show the charm, some good years can even be aged for decades. It has been more than 60 years since the introduction of the dry red wine Latour in 1955. Parker gave this wine a rating of 95 points and considers its best drinking period to be from 2007 to 2020. in 2003, the Queen of England opened the bottle and inspected the wine collection. She also thought it was well preserved and still tasted fresh and delicious.

6. 1961, Bauchamp father and son Gordon Supergarden was dried out.

1961 BouchardPere and FilsGrandCruLeCorton

DomaineBouchardPereFils, located in CotedeBeaune, Burgundy, is a century-old winery with a history dating back to 1731. Currently, the winery owns 130 hectares of vineyards, including 12 specialty vineyards and 74 first growths. The wines produced by the winery have always been rich and ripe in style, with balanced acidity, moderate oak flavors and delicacy.

1961, packers and his son Gordon super garden dry red year too old, more than 50 years ago, but it still has potential. 2000, the Queen's American cellar examined the wine, called it a national treasure and don't be in a hurry to open the bottle to drink. 2007, it was used in the Queen's This is a fine bottle of wine.

7. 1962 Chateau Margaux

1962 Chateau Margaux

Chateau Margaux is also one of the top five first growths in Bordeaux, with a history dating back to the 12th century. The wines produced by the estate are very elegant and fragrant, with rich tannins, soft and smooth. When young, flowers and fruits dominate, especially violets and jasmine. As it matures, it develops aromas of truffle and cigar box, and is elegant, complex, intense, powerful, long and fresh.

In 1996, the Queen's cellar examined the 1962 Margaux dry red wine and found it ripe and tasty enough to be stored for another 10 years at Chenfontaine. it was checked again in 2002, and the wine was well balanced, but could not be stored for long.

8. 1964 Cook bottle of Champagne

1964 Magnum Krug Brut

Champagne Krug was founded by German Johann-Joseph Krug (Johann-Joseph Krug) in 1843, and has been passed down for six generations. It is the court-level winery in the Champagne region of Cook. It is in the entire Champagne region, just as Domaine de la Romanée-Conti is in Burgundy and Petrus is in Bordeaux. In terms of both the quality and scarcity of the Champagne and the unattainable prices of the black and white Dew wines, Cook stands at the top of the pyramid of the entire Champagne world.

In 1982, the Queen of England inspected her collection of 1964 Magnum (1.5L) Champagne, which was full and complex, with white chocolate and other oxidized flavors and a long aftertaste. Suitable for special occasions, it has reached its drinking age.

9. In 1967, Kimberly Hsu's Sudet was expensive, rotten and sweet.

1967 Chateau Suduiraut

Chateau Suduiraut is another famous chateau in the Bordeaux region of Sauternes, second only to Yquem on the quality of d. It is a first-rate winery in the region, located in the northern part of the chateau. yquem. Like the other old Bordeaux chateaux, the exact historical origins of Chateau Koh Kim Bow Winery are not known now. However, the land dates back to the late 16th century and the chateau was built in the 17th century.

The distillery's sudai is rotten, sweet and white, with a quality comparable to that of the Kindy distillery. It is balanced and leveled to near perfection. With flavors of roasted fruit and honey, this wine can easily be kept for 30-50 years without losing its flavor, but it is produced in very small quantities. Chateau Bauchoux's 1967 is a legendary vintage, intensely aromatic, with beautiful acidity and a smooth, richly flavored wine with aromas of candied fruit, dried fruits, caramel, black tea, and saffron.In 2000, the Queen of England inspected this collection and found it to be of the highest quality.

10, 1970 Botus dry red

1970 Chateau Petrus

Botus winery is located in the right bank of Bordeaux, France, Pomerol region. It is the most famous winery in this region and the most expensive wine in Bordeaux. As the king of wine, Bertus attaches great importance to quality and produces only genuine wines, choosing the best grapes and even stopping production in bad years. This wine has a subtle and rich nose, with blackberry, cream, chocolate, truffle, milk and oak flavors hidden in aromas of cassis and mint. The palate is silky and stunning.

Parker gave the 1970 Bertus dry red 99 points. It has soft, round, concentrated and vibrant tannins, with complex layers of cassis, leather and dried fig aromas. The Queen of England believes this wine should be used for special occasions. check in 2003, it is already very ripe, with fading fruit, and almost ready to open and drink.