Hoi Tak Sends Earthquake Donations From Xinjiang To Sichuan
The Hoi Tak Hotel, Xinjiang says its donation activity for earthquake relief began on May 14, 2008, and will continue to May 31, 2008.
Super 8 China Donates RMB100,000 To Red Cross
Super 8 China has donated RMB100,000 and the staff from Super 8 China additionally donated over RMB20,000 for the Sichuan area impacted by the recent earthquake and aftershocks.
Xi'an Welcomes Renovated Grand Castle Hotel
The Grand Castle Hotel, Xi'an has just re-opened after an extensive redesign.
Sichuan Tourism Bureau Estimates Tourism Loss To Exceed RMB50 Billion
Zhang Gu, director of Sichuan Tourism Bureau, said that direct economic losses in the tourism sector caused by the earthquake are estimated to exceed RMB50 billion.
Xinjiang Adds Three New 4A Grade Tourist Attractions
After assessment by the National Tourist Area Quality Grade Evaluation Commission, Xinjiang has added three new 4A grade tourist attractions, making a total of 12 around the autonomous region.
Sichuan Airlines Opens Route From Yichang To Hangzhou
Sichuan Airlines has opened a route from Yichang to Hangzhou.
Su Takes New Grand Mercure Xidan Beijing Role
Grand Mercure Xidan Beijing has appointed Lily Su as director of sales.
Opening The Prototype Courtyard In Beijing
Anthony Ha, general manager of the Courtyard By Marriott Beijing Northeast Hotel, was born in Vietnam but grew up in the United States. He finds speaking English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai and Cantonese an advantage in the hospitality industry, especially as he welcomes guests from around the world to China's capital city.
CNTA Publishes Statistics On Tourists Involved In Disaster Areas
After investigating domestic and overseas tour groups in the earthquake disaster areas and assembling statistics of tourism organs of each area, the China National Tourism Administration has published the number of tour groups affected by the earthquake — a total of 506 with 10,386 tourists.
China Sending Tour Groups To America From June 17
The China National Tourism Administration and the U.S. Department of Commerce have announced in Beijing that starting June 17 2008, Chinese citizens can organize tour groups to America.
At Your Service In Shanghai And Nanjing
Serviced apartments are a popular option for travelers who need to spend more than a few days in a city, and for long-term residents who place a premium on convenience. Seen by some people as a compromise between hotel living and having a long-term residence, serviced apartments frequently have advantages over both.