ThevillageofSamnaunisjustoneofmanysmallskiresortsinSwitzerlandbutforoneweekendayear,itturnsintoaworldcenterforSantaClausfans.Morethanahundredmenandwomendescendo
ThevillageofSamnaunisjustoneofmanysmallskiresortsinSwitzerlandbutforoneweekendayear,itturnsintoaworldcenterforSantaClausfans.Morethanahundredmenandwomendescendo
America's biggest shopping mall grabbed headlines this week by hiring its first African-American Father Christmas. But black Santas have been around for a lot longer than you might think - and even played a role in the civil rights struggles of the 1960s.
Peter Claus, a successful Belgian businessman who has been doing business with China since the 1980s, has many stories to tell when it comes to his experience in China.
Ms Ko Hui Yen's eldest child Kit-sen, who is six, does not believe in Santa Claus. When the girl was about three, she pulled the beard of a Santa and it turned out to be made of cotton wool.
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