Chinese Government Limits Price Markups At Travel Spots
China's State Development and Reform Commission has issued a new circular, requiring all scenic spots to publish their new prices two months in advance if they make adjustments, and they should maintain the new prices for at least three years.
Guizhou Province Works On Creating Travel Zone
Guizhou Province will further open its tourism to the outside and enhance the cooperation with surrounding areas to build a barrier-free tourism zone.
Hotel Equatorial Qingdao Finishes Room Renovation
After 9 years of use, the Hotel Equatorial Qingdao initiated and has just completed the renovation of its business suties and deluxe rooms.
Renaissance Yangtze GM Wins Award
Renaissance Yangtze Shanghai Hotel's General Manager, Rauf Malik, has recently received the "Best General Manager 2006 Award" from Shanghai Jinjiang International Hotels in acknowledgment of his outstanding managerial performance in 2006. Since his arrival one year ago, Malik has achieved a full turnaround for the hotel resulting in higher profits and overall greater employee and […]
Hotel In Beijing's South Targets October Opening
Presidential Plaza Beijing has signed a contract with Beijing Ji Xing De Yi Investment Company to manage the Beijing State Guest Ji Xing De Yi Hotel on the outskirts of the capital city.
Wong Takes General Manager Post In Shenzhen
Dominic Wong has been chosen to lead the Grand Mercure Oriental Ginza Shenzhen as General Manager.
Differentiating Hotel Brands To Build Better Business
Subtle differentiation is a growing concern among hoteliers in China as they compete for guests and employees in burgeoning and competitive markets. Shenzhen has dozens of top hotels, so advocating special features is a must for hotels who hope to survive in this market.
Chinese Online Travel Company Posts Impressive Results
Chinese online travel service provider Ctrip.com says its net revenues were RMB226 million for the fourth quarter of 2006, up 45% year-on-year. It made the finiancial statements as it announced its unaudited financial results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2006.
Low Quality Hospitality Firms In Beijing Will Be Eliminated In 2007
Ding Xiangyang, vice mayor of Beijing, said that Beijing would strengthen their supervision on travel enterprises this year.
Chinese Management Contracts Unveiled For Mandarin Oriental
Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group has announced three new management contracts for luxury hotels to be developed in Taipei, Guangzhou and Paris. All three hotels are planned to open in 2010.
New Century Tourism Group Plans Listing
Chen Miaolin, president of New Century Tourism Troup, says that its subsidiary New Century International Hotel Management Company would get listed on a China exchange in 2008 to raise about RMB800-900 million.