New General Manager For Pullman Shanghai Skyway
Accor has announced the appointment of Klaus D. Gottschalk as the general manager of Pullman Shanghai Skyway, the first Pullman hotel in Shanghai.
Hong Kong Ranks 12th In Tourism Competitiveness
The World Economic Forum has released its 2009 edition of The Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Report, which shows that the region of Hong Kong ranks 12th on the league table of global travel and tourism competitiveness.
New World Hotel Wuhan Welcomes New GM
David Wicker has joined the New World Hotel Management Company as the general manager of the New World Hotel Wuhan.
IHG Appoints Leaders In Greater China
IHG has announced the appointment of two of its senior leaders for Greater China.
New Faces At Westin Shenzhen Nanshan
The Westin Shenzhen Nanshan, which is slated to open mid-2009, has recently welcomed two new top executives to its management team.
World of Accor 2009 Expo Comes To China In March
This will be the sixth year that Accor has staged its World of Accor expos showcasing Accor's global hotel network, along with new products and services, to travel agents, wholesalers, corporate clients, MICE organizers and tourism partners.
California Opens China Office
The California Travel & Tourism Commission has formally launched its representative offices in China to introduce California's tourism resource to Chinese consumers and increase the awareness of their travel products among Chinese consumers and the Chinese hospitality industry.
Edwards New GM At Shanghai Marriott Hotel Hongqiao
Michael Paul Edwards has been appointed as the new general manager of Shanghai Marriott Hotel Hongqiao.
14 Beijing Travel Agencies Subject of Tourist Complaints
According to the Beijing Tourism Administration, in the fourth quarter of 2008 Beijing received 20 complaints from tourists. These involved a total of 14 travel agencies.
Marketing MICE Cruises In China
Cruises have gradually gained acceptance from Chinese tourists as a new vacation product, and after several years of marketing promotion and cultivation by some famous international cruise companies, the Chinese cruise tourism market is showing great potential and companies from Amway, through Lenovo, to Unilever are using cruises as a venue for MICE events.
Cathay Pacific And Dragonair Decrease Surcharges
According to Ctrip.com, both Cathay Pacific Airways and Hong Kong Dragon Airlines Limited have decreased their surcharges by more than 40%.