Numerous landmarks and attractions across Europe are set to create a bridge of light with China on 2nd and 3rd March 2018 by turning a shade of red to celebrate the 2018 EU-China Tourism Year (ECTY). The pan-European celebration is to coincide with the Lantern Festival in China which marks the end of the New Year’s festivities. Thus far, the European pillar of the light bridge includes 30 sites in 12 EU member states. Cultural events involving both local and Chinese communities will accompany the illumination of the landmarks in several locations.

The Light Bridge initiative aims at increasing awareness of lesser known European destinations in China. It is also an opportunity for European and Chinese communities to better familiarize and appreciate each other’s cultures. The Chinese pillar of the light bridge will be built on 9th May 2018 on the occasion of Europe Day.

The Light Bridge features as a part of an ambitious program of activities carried out on the occasion of the EU-China Tourism Year. The ECTY aims to promote the EU as a travel destination in China, provide opportunities to increase bilateral cooperation as well as mutual understanding and create an incentive to make progress on market opening and visa facilitation.

The European Commission is responsible for the organization of the ECTY in cooperation with the European Travel Commission and the China National Tourism Administration.

EU-China Light Bridge لاءِ يورپي لائين اپ:

آسٽريا

• اولمپڪ اسڪائي جمپ، انسبرڪ
• Brucknerhaus، Linz
• ڊيزائن سينٽر، لنز
• ٽپس آرينا، لنز
• سوارووڪي ڪرسٽل دنيا، واتنس

بيلجيم

• سينٽ جانشوئس مل، برجز
• وڏي جڳهه، برسلز
• Durbuy
• The Caves of Han, Han-sur-Lesse

ڪوريٽيا

• عظيم ريولين ٽاور، ڪورڪولا
• ٽرسات قلعو، رجيڪا
• Stari Grad Plain، Stari Grad
• Zagreb Fountains

ايسٽونيا

• ٽي وي ٽاور، ٽيلين

فنلينڊ

• Finlandia Hall, Helsinki

فرانس