The droplets with anthrax spores produced by a high-pressure water gun used to wash a backyard after slaughtering two cattle that died of an unknown disease could be the source of the anthrax pneumonia case reported in Beijing in August, according to a report released by the China CDC Weekly on Tuesday, disclosing detailed information of the case including the results of an epidemiological investigation.
Campers find fun in glamp life By Yang Feiyue | China Daily | Updated: 2021-04-20 08:07 Share
Pursuit of outdoor recreation fuels growth in high-end tent sites, Yang Feiyue reports.
For the upcoming Labor Day holiday, Dai Zheng has already received bookings for more than 80 percent of tents at his glamping business in Shanghai. This quick turnaround is not something that Dai expected. The pandemic has changed the way people travel and brought us great opportunities for development, Dai says.
The longing to get back out into nature in wake of the pandemic and the pursuit of slow leisure has fueled the domestic glamping market. Businesses like Dai s have experienced a boom in booking numbers, and industry estimates predict that this will only continue to grow.