Traders Upper East Hotel, Beijing Receives "Best Newly Opened Hotel Award"

Beijing, China (August 25, 2010) /ChinaNewswire.com/ — The 2009-2010 China Hotel Industry Summit and Best Business, Resorts, Newly Opened Hotel Award ceremony took place at Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing on 6 August 2010. At the ceremony, Traders Upper East Hotel, Beijing was named one of the "Ten Best Newly Opened Hotels in China." Other […]

Hong Kong Sees July Visitor Arrivals Up 32%

The Hong Kong Tourism Board has announced that arrivals in Hong Kong for the month of July 2010 reached the highest ever single-month level, with with 3.13 million visitors: representing a robust increase of 31.9% year on year.

Tibet Reports 29% Increase In Tourist Arrivals

According to the Tibet Tourism Bureau, the Tibet Autonomous Region earned CNY287.7 million in tourism revenues during the first seven months of this 2010, representing a year-on-year growth of 29.3%.

Oriental Culture Hotel Welcomes Guest No. 300,000

Chen Xin Yi recently became the 300,000th guest of Oriental Culture Hotel, a four-star class business hotel, which is located in the Dong Cheng district of Beijing, and is managed by TianLun International Hotels. The general manager of the hotel, Pan Gaofeng, presented Chen with a certificate of honor and a souvenir, and also invited […]

Taiwan Sees Mainland Tourist Numbers Double In 2010

According to a spokesman for the Taiwan Strait Tourism Exchange Association, the number of mainland tourists visiting Taiwan in the first seven months of 2010 was 707,400: an increase of 109% year on year.

Li Bingbing Visits Regal International East Asia Hotel

Li Bingbing,the Chinese actress and 2010 Adidas spokesperson, recently attended an autumn product launch press conference hosted by Adidas in the Regal International East Asia Hotel in Shanghai. She was was welcomed on her arrival by Kjell Rognoy, the general manager of the hotel.

Tianjin To Have 3,000 Yacht Berths By End Of 2011

The municipal government of Tianjin, a coastal city in northeastern China, has announced that it plans to build 3,000 permanent berths by the end of 2011, as part of its efforts to meet the demand of the city's fast-developing yachting industry.