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.
Judging Chinese Hotels By Their Top Management
Ozawa Hairan, the assistant manager of NEC China, is mainly responsible for the operation of the general affairs department of NEC China, as well as the company's planning for business trips and meetings.
Booking Hotels In China For Diplomatic Clients
Aynur Wang is the assistant to the administrative consul of The Embassy of the Republic of South Africa in China. She is mainly responsible for liaison with hotels, assisting diplomats arranging venues and related issues for major events like the National Day celebration and booking hotels and making payment for visiting delegations and diplomats.
Guangzhou Star-rated Hotels Reshuffled
Guangzhou's hospitality industry is planning a major reorganization to save the time-honored star-rated hotels of the city.
Guangzhou's Old Five-star Hotels Spend Big Money On Renovation
In face of competition imposed by newly-opened five star hotels, time-honored five-star hotels in Guangzhou have each begun to spend large sums on transformation and renovation.
Hotel Promotions Key For Corporate Bookings In China
Tina Pu is from Olympus (China), Guangzhou Branch. She is responsible for arranging the company's business travel and other administrative affairs.
Suzhou To Add 15 Star-grade Hotels — Aims For World Expo
According to the Suzhou Municipal Tourism Department, about 15 new star-grade hotels will open in the city this year — aiming at the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai.