Traveling To Historic And Scenic Chengdu

Lin Lin is the China-based Asia Pacific marcom manager for Honeywell. Her travels in China have taken her to Beijing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Xi'an, and Xiamen.

Timely Internal Communication Key To Successful Meetings

China Hospitality News reader Alice Wei is the manager of the Beijing office of Shanghai VR Conference Organizer Company. She is in charge of planning and organizing corporate meetings, recommending and selecting hotels, and caring for VIP clients.

Beijing Tourism Administration Launches Meeting Planning Training

In a bid to develop the city's meetings, incentives, conferences and events market Beijing Tourism Administration has teamed up with Meeting Professionals International to jointly develop a Certificate in Meeting Planning training program in the Chinese capital.

Taiwan's Mainland Arrivals Hit 1.09 Million

The number of mainland visitors traveling to Taiwan reached 1.09 million as of December 3,2010 and the total is expected to reach 1.2 million by the end of 2010 according to Yang Yi, a spokesman for the State Council's Taiwan Affairs Office.

UK Opens New Visa Application Center In Bejing

The United Kingdom recently opened a new visa application center in Beijing, with the aim of providing a better and more comfortable service for the ever increasing number of Chinese visitors traveling to the UK.

Belgian Tennis Star At Renaissance Beijing Capital Hotel

Belgian tennis player Justine Henin, who holds 43 WTA singles titles and seven Grand Slam singles titles, visited Beijing for the first time recently. During her visit she stayed at Renaissance Beijing Capital Hotel, where she was welcomed by Hans Loontiens, the general manager of the hotel, and Lily Loontines.

KLM Aims To Have Seven China Destinations In 2011

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines plans increase the number of destinations in China next year to seven from the current six, according to Pieter Elbers, the senior vice president of corporate communications at KLM.

Ex Pakistan PM At The Regent Beijing

Shaukat Aziz, a former prime minister of Pakistan, stayed at The Regent Beijing during a recent visit to the Chinese capital. He was welcomed on his arrival by Eric Kee, the acting general manager of the hotel.