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Published Date: 07 July 2007
THE largest group of Chinese tourists ever seen in Scotland will be visiting Edinburgh today.
The 140-strong group will be taking in Edinburgh Castle, Calton Hill and Holyrood Palace.

They are on an incentive trip from a healthcare company called Baojian

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Car Driver,

07/07/2007 16:33:58

welcome to edinburgh

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Tricia,

08/07/2007 15:37:31

140 is en masse?


 

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