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Heathrow Oct, 18 2010 - Dec, 17 2010 Christmas flights from LHR to Dalian £ 539
Heathrow Nov, 01 2010 - Dec, 10 2010 Cheap airfare flights from LHR to Dalian £ 569
Heathrow Aug, 17 2010 - Oct, 09 2010 Cheap airfare flighs to Dalian £ 579
Heathrow Dec, 24 2010 - Jun, 30 2011 Cheap flights to Dalian From Heathrow £ 599
Heathrow Aug, 16 2010 - Dec, 05 2010 Cheap flights to Dalian £ 639
Heathrow Aug, 01 2010 - Dec, 07 2010 Cheap Flights to Dalian £ 639
Heathrow Dec, 15 2010 - Dec, 23 2010 Christmas Airfare from LHR to Dalian £ 669
Heathrow Dec, 08 2010 - Dec, 20 2010 Christmas flights from LHR to Dalian £ 799
 
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Travel Guide for Dalian, China

Dalian is the second largest city in Liaoning Province, Dongbei (North East), China and the largest port in northern China as well as a major destination for Chinese tourists. Located at the southern tip of the Liaodong Peninsula, the main part of the city is on its own sub-peninsula, with the port to the north of the town centre and natural coastline dotted with beaches to the east and south.

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Dalian, as a city, is young by Chinese standards, dating from 1898, though smaller settlements had long existed in the area. Like Hong Kong, Shanghai and Qingdao, Dalian's development stemmed from colonial occupation, in this case by Russia. Under Russian rule Dalian, or Dalny as it was known, became the southern tip of the Trans-Siberian Railway and the main port of the eastern Russian empire. Following the Russian defeat in the Russo-Japanese war of 1904-5, the city was transferred to Japanese control and renamed Dairen. The Chinese government resumed control following the Second World War (though the city was jointly run with Russia until 1955) and in 1950 was again renamed by the newly formed Communist regime, this time to Luda City. There followed a period of relative stagnation until the city (once again named Dalian) was opened up to foreign investment in 1984. This sparked the first period of redevelopment of the city, the second period coming with the appointment of Bo Xilai as ...  

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