Choosing Hotels For Their Sales Responsiveness

This month's China Hospitality News reader Catherine Zhou is the secretary of an America-funded drinks company in Guangzhou. She is mainly responsible for the company's administration affairs, booking hotels and arranging meetings.

Japan Visas Easier For Chinese Tourists

To attract 30 million tourists to visit Japan in 2010, the Japanese government is considering further easing of restrictions on visas for Chinese tourists.

New Tourism Developments For MICE In Sanya

With the aim of enhancing its appeal to the meetings, incentive travel, conventions, and meetings sector and making Sanya a truly international destination, the government and the travel industry are constantly looking for new ways to promote the region. Two recent developments are the emergence of pleasure boating and the focus on environmental issues.

Sanya: Creating A Paradise For MICE

Du Liyin, the director of Sanya Tourism Development Bureau, comments that Sanya is not only a paradise for holiday makers, but is also a popular destination for meetings, incentive travel, conventions, and exhibitions.

Emergencies Test Hotels' Coordinating Ability

This month's China Hospitality News reader Ivy Han comes from Wuhan Digital China Limited. She is mainly responsible for the company's administrative affairs, and MICE and meeting planning.

Et-china Acquires Yoee.com

Et-china, a Guangzhou-based online travel company, has announced that it has acquired Beijing-based Yoee.com, a leading online seller of air tickets in China.

Enjoying The Natural Beach Life In Huizhou

Ma Lin, general manager of Sheraton Huizhou Beach Resort, has rich experience in hotel management. China Hospitality News interviewed him to find out what distinguishing features Huizhou, a new resort, has to attract more tourists from China and abroad.