CITS Promotes Mount Lushan Brand

To attract more domestic and foreign tourists and to improve its brand awareness and influence, Mount Lushan in Jiangxi province has signed a tourism cooperation agreement with China International Travel Service.

Meetings And Exhibitions Advance Side By Side In Dalian

The Third Summer World Economic Forum will be held in Dalian on September 10, 2009, and the Dalian Municipal Government said it would spare no efforts to ensure the success of the forum and strive to make it a permanent event in the city and a new platform for international community to learn about the […]

Providing National Hospitality With International Standards

Currently BTG-Jianguo owns more than 60 hotels across China. It aims to increase this to 80 hotels in 2009 and set up a brand alliance with "Jianguo Hotel" as the alliance name. With such rapid expansion, how can BTG-Jianguo keep its brand building synchronized and how can it achieve a consistency of service for all […]

Accor And Hua Ye Xiamen Hotel To Part Ways

The Hua Ye Xiamen Hotel and Accor Asia Pacific Company Shanghai Company have announced that, with effect from August 1, 2009, they have mutually agreed to discontinue using the Sofitel brand and related management services for the hotel currently named Sofitel Plaza Xiamen.

The Case Of Two CITS Closed In Shanghai

A mediation agreement has been reached between China International Travel Service Head Office and China International Travel Service (USA), on the trademark infringement case under the auspices of a judge from Shanghai No. 1 Intermediate People's Court.

Accor To Launch Pullman Hotel In Shanghai

France-based hotel group Accor has announced that it will take over and manage the Shanghai Skyway Landis Hotel in March 2009 and operate it under its upscale Pullman brand.

IHG: Service The Secret Of Success In China

By Paul Doyle At their recent Asia Pacific leadership conference, which was held in China, InterContinental Hotels Group top management Andy Cosslett, the global chief executive officer, and Peter Gowers, chief executive of Asia Pacific, briefed their leadership on the current status of IHG and its future directions in the current challenging economic climate.