Pictured is the champion of the Great Wall Marathon, receiving his prize at the Prize Giving presentation held at Novotel Xinqiao Beijing.

Later on in the evening, Jean Marc Perrigon, Executive Chef of Novotel Xinqiao Beijing also posed with the champion during the Prize Giving dinner held at the hotel.

InterContinental Hotels Group's market dominance in China received another major boost with the signing of nine new management contracts.

Kempinski Hotel and Resorts has appointed Mr. Rene Schmitt as the Vice President China.

Business tourism in China has been expanding alongside economic growth in recent years and China has a big potential in this sector, a Chinese commerce official said recently.

In a civil ceremony on April 30th at the People's Hall of Shijiazhuang Govt, Mayor Zang on behalf of the Shijiazhuang City Government awarded Ms Stackler the Shijiazhuang Working Model Award for 2001-2003.

The Swissotel Beijing, Hong Kong, and Macao Center took a leading role recently in opening the first Davidoff Cafe in Beijing and North China through a joint effort with the Davidoff Brand.

Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts has invested over US$3 million in setting up MICROS-Fidelio's OPERA Central Reservations and Customer Information Systems .  These state-of-the-art systems ensure that negotiated rates can be booked through all channels with even higher levels of guest recognition through the sharing of individual preferences at all 42 Shangri-La hotels as well as [...]

The Nevada Commission on Tourism (NCOT) will officially open Nevada's first tourism office in Beijing June 11, becoming the only U.S. state tourism department to be represented in the People's Republic of China, Lt. Gov. Lorraine Hunt announced Wednesday.

Mr. Samdech Hun Sen, Prime Minister of Cambodia, and his Economic and Trade Delegation arrived in Chongqing on Apr 22 for a one-day visit. The Prime Minister was welcomed by James Kim, Director of Operations at the Hilton Chongqing.

Sheldon Adelson plans to compete with Hong Kong billionaire Stanley Ho by bringing a new Vegas-style hotel to Macau. The Las Vegas Sands, which opened today in Macau, cost $240 million and has 277 gaming tables and 405 slot machines.