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Guangzhou

Delicious dumplings.

Travel tips on where to eat in China's Guangzhou: Why this is the capital of Cantonese cuisine

China's Guangzhou is very much the belly of the country.

  • by Sue Williams
The streets are always the main lure in Guangzhou.

Guangzhou, China: An economic powerhouse filled with friendly people and food

So much has changed in Guangzhou; a whole new city has been built alongside the old.

  • by Sue Williams
Riding high on the tram at Canton Tower.

China: Six of the best things to see in Guangzhou

From temples to towers, including one of the world's highest outdoor observation decks.

  • by Brian Johnston
Guangzhou or Canton, mausoleum of the Nanyue king,

Guangzhou's must-see museum

The Mausoleum of the Nanyue King is one of China's outstanding museums.

  • by Michael Gebicki
Guangzhou's Canton Tower has "the world's highest Bubble Tram''.

Things to do in Guangzhou, China: Three-minute guide

The best things to see, eat and do in Guangzhou, China.

  • by Keith Austin
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The service is generous.

Airline review: China Southern Airlines

The service is generous - and so, it appears, is this airline's approach to upgrades.

  • by Andrew Bain
Business class on China Southern.

Airline review: China Southern business class

If business has always seemed a wallet-busting indulgence, this is an affordable way to find out how the other half lives.

  • by Katrina Lobley
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Bye, Singapore: the hottest new stopover cities for Australians

Big-name attractions are drawing travellers away from Bangkok or Singapore to new stopover destinations.

  • by Jane E Fraser
China Southern Airlines Dreamliner

Flight test: China Southern Airlines Dreamliner business class

Asia's biggest airline is now flying between Australia and London with extremely competitive fares.

  • by Anthony Dennis
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What a pearler of a town

A 72-hour stopover in China's third biggest city may be short but it's certainly sweet, writes Anthony Dennis.