Tag: CTS

CTS Announces Expansion Plans For 2011

China Travel Service Head Office recently announced that it plans to develop its traditional inbound and outbound travel business and expand its presence in the medium- and high-end market.

Mangocity.com Builds New HQ In Shenzhen

Mangocity.com, China's third biggest online travel service provider, recently held a groundbreaking ceremony for its headquarters and its online travel research and development center in Nanshan District, Shenzhen, Guangdong Province.

Business Opportunities For Hotels Near Exhibition Centers In Shenzhen Xiamen And Guangzhou

Each year more than 400,000 international conventions are held worldwide and the direct and indirect economic benefits exceed USD280 billion. The large potential of the industry in China, and the high returns, have attracted many governmental and non-governmental institutions to invest in the new business. Here we review some of the offerings in Shenzhen, Xiamen, […]

Online Marketing In China: The Travel Agencies' View

According to figures released by China Internet Network Information Center, between the end of 2009 to July 2010 the number of Internet users in China increased by 36 million to 420 million, surpassing the 400 million mark. At the same time the Internet popularity rate increased 2.9 percentage points to 31.8%.

CTS Hong Kong Slated To Take Over 20 Hotels

News from from China National Travel Service (HK) Group is that the group will be one of the major enterprises that are authorized to take over hotels from central enterprises that do not have hotels as one of their primary businesses.

Mangocity.com Relaunches Its Website

Mangocity.com, which is owned by China Travel Service (Holdings) Hong Kong Ltd., has launched its new homepage, air ticket channel, and hotel channel.

Dengfeng And CTS Set Up Chinese Travel JV

Dengfeng Songshan Shaolin Cultural Tourism Group, which is wholly-owned by the Dengfeng government, and CTS subsidiary, China Travel International Investment Hong Kong Limited, have jointly set up a joint venture — CTS (Dengfeng) Songshan Shaolin Cultural Tourism Company.