Japan To Attract More Chinese Tourists In 2010
According to Japan's Chunbun "The Chinese Review", the Japanese government has recently decided to focus on China to attract more foreign tourists and it also plans to use a quarter of its budget in 2010 to attract foreign visitors: a total of JPY5 billion.
WTTC: China Leads World Tourism Recovery
The World Travel & Tourism Council has pointed out in its annual report that since tourism is a key factor for global economic growth during the financial crisis, China's tourism industry has now become the leader in tourism recovery and growth.
Bringing International Experience To Wuhan New World Hotel
David Wicker is a veteran of the hospitality industry with over 25 years experience. Prior to taking the role of general manager of the New World Wuhan, he held similar roles in Shanghai at the Plaza Royale Oriental Shanghai and Shanghai JC Mandarin.
Chinese Business Travel Market Growing
The latest China Business Travel Survey result released by American Express shows that despite the impact of the global financial crisis, China's business travel market has shown growth in times of adversity.
Planning MICE Travel Events In Beijing
Speaking about this year's inbound incentive travel, Yao Hong, deputy general manager of the Inbound Travel Department of the International MICE Division of China International Travel Service, says that due to the financial crisis, many foreign companies are reducing their budgets for meetings, incentive travel, conventions and exhibitions, some have canceled their events while others […]
Post-Olympic MICE In Beijing
As the host city of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Beijing attracted the attention of the whole world and increased its fame in the international community. It could be said that the Beijing Olympic Games was not only an international sporting event, but also the largest exhibition ever held in Beijing.
Traveling To Keep Marco Polo At The Top
Henk Meyknecht is the area general manager for China of Marco Polo Group, together with being the general manager of Marco Polo Parkside, Beijing. Born in the Netherlands, he has a career that spans over 26 years in Europe, the Middle East, North America, and the Far East.
Travel Management: The Art Of Spending Wisely
Travel management companies may be relatively new in China but they are rapidly helping organizations across a wide spectrum of industries to manage their travel budgets and get the best possible value during the current global economic downturn.
Branding Nanjing In The Exhibition Economy Year
A strong exhibition industry is an important criterion in measuring a Chinese city's internationalization and economic and social development level. Much attention bas been paid to the exhibition economy in recent years for its positive effect on dining, lodging, transportation, tourism, advertising, decoration, and shopping.
SAS China: Committing To Sustainable Development
Every airline company is making adjustments to cut costs and reduce losses. SAS Scandinavian Airlines is actively pushing forward a core business strategy to thoroughly carry out its Northern European style of operation. Hans W. Dyhrfort, general manager of SAS Greater China, introduced the core value of the new SAS strategy to China Hospitality News.
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 […]