China To Be World's Top Tourist Destination By 2020
According to the chairman of the International Tourism Association China is expected to surpass France as the world's leading tourist destination by 2020.
China Releases Tourism Green Paper For 2010
The Tourism Research Center of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences has published China's Tourism Development Analysis and Forecast 2010, aka Tourism Green Paper 2010, which is the ninth green paper in a series which was first published in 2000.
BITF Issues Hainan Tourism Declaration 2010
At the Boao International Tourism Forum 2010, representatives from 50 countries and regions jointly issued the Hainan Tourism Declaration 2010.
Key Focus For China's Outbound Business Travel In 2010
The global financial woes and H1N1 swine flu were the two key issues for the outbound tourism market in 2009, and tourism operators are thinking what impact these key issues will still bring to the outbound business travel market.
Managing Grand Millennium Beijing's Hotel Success In Difficult Times
Leon J. Lee, the general manager of Grand Millennium Beijing, has worked in hotels in China since 1985 when he was the resident manager of the Hua Ting Sheraton Hotel in Shanghai.
Service Gives A Competitive Edge In Ramada Parkside Beijing
Hunter Wang is the general manager of the first Ramada hotel in Beijing, Ramada Parkside Beijing. With more than 20 years experience in the hospitality industry, he has worked in major international groups including Shangri-La Hotels, Kempinski Hotels, and Marco Polo Hotels.
China Publishes 2009 Tourism Economy Report
The China National Tourism Administration has released a report on China's tourism economy in 2009.
Developing China's Sanya Into A Top Global Travel Destination
Liu Kaiqiang is the director of Sanya Tourism Association. He recently shared with China Hospitality News his thoughts on the development of the tourism industry, and the meetings, incentive travel, conventions, and exhibitions business in Sanya and on the tropical island of Hainan.
JAL Reduces Flight Frequency On Two International Routes
Japanese media reports that Japan Airlines has announced that it will temporarily reduce the flight frequency on two of its international air routes to Shanghai and to San Paulo.
Providing International Service With Ethnic Characteristics
Daniel Cheng has held the post of general manager at Inner Mongolia Jin Jiang International Hotel since January 2008. We interviewed him on what he thinks of the regional advantage of Inner Mongolia and how he will seize opportunities for the development of the hotel.
Guiyang: The Green MICE Destination
The ancient Chinese called the northern side of mountain "Yin" and the southern side "Yang", hence Guiyang has got its name since the city is located to the south of Guishan Mountain. Ancient Guiyang was rich in bamboo and the musical instrument called a Zhu is quite similar in pronunciation with the Chinese word for […]