Tag: earthquake

Spring Airlines Keeps To Shanghai-Kagawa Route Plan

Spring Airlines, China's largest budget airline, has said it will not cancel its plan to launch a service between Shanghai and Takamatsu Airport in Japan's Kagawa Prefecture on March 27, 2011: despite the earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan on March 11.

Sichuan's Tourism Income Hits CNY160.3 Billion In 2010

According to figures released by Sichuan Tourism Administration the province generated a record CNY160.3 billion in tourism revenues in the first 10 months of 2010, 28.3% more than in the same period the previous year.

Sichuan To Implement Five Tourism Initiatives

Sichuan's tourism administration has held a press briefing to announce that the province will implement five new tourism initiatives to enhance the sustainability of tourism in earthquake-stricken areas.

Sichuan To Open Earthquake Ruins Travel

News from the Sichuan Tourism Administration is that Sichuan will develop earthquake ruins tourism products to meet the great market demand while appealing to tourists to respect people in disaster areas.

Managing A Hotel With A Glorious History In Beijing

Si Ma, the general manager of the Jianguo Hotel Beijing, has over 25 years of management experience in the hotel industry with hotel companies including Beijing Jinglun Hotel and BTG-Nikko International Hotel Management. He has been the general manager of the Jianguo hotel since March 2007.

Chengdu Rated One Of China's Top 10 MICE Destinations

At the Sixth China Exhibition (Festival Affairs) Fortune Forum and Award Presentation Ceremony held by the Asia Events Fortune Forum, Chengdu was awarded five prizes including the Best MICE City Management Award 2008 and rated as one of China's top 10 MICE destination cities.

China's Aviation Industry Lost CNY28 Billion In 2008

Yang Guoqing, deputy director of Civil Aviation Administration of China and a deputy to the current CPPCC meeting, has disclosed to local media that China's aviation industry suffered a total loss of CNY28 billion in 2008, which is said to be the biggest loss suffered by the Chinese aviation industry in 30 years.