Self-Discipline Pact For Taiwan Tours In Guangdong

China International Travel Service Guangdong, China Travel Service Guangdong, Nanhu International Travel Agency, GZL International Travel Service Ltd., and another nine qualified travel agencies have signed a self-discipline pact to offer high-quality service to tourists heading to Taiwan.

New South Wales To Set Up Office In Shanghai And Guangzhou

At the Advance Asia 50 Summit it was announced that the Australian State of New South Wales will set up offices in Shanghai and Guangzhou to promote business and tourism cooperation between China and New South Wales, including Sydney.

MICE Strengthens Guangzhou's Influence

The China Import and Export Fair has long been part of Guangzhou's economic image. CIEF has not only influenced exhibitors, but has also boosted the development of the MICE sector in Guangzhou.

Ocean Park Hong Kong Expands On Chinese Mainland Market

Tom Mehrmann, the chief executive of Hong Kong's Ocean Park, has told the local media that Chinese mainland is the main tourist source region for Hong Kong, and tourists from the mainland accounted for 45% of the total tourist arrivals at Ocean Park.

Guangdong Travel Agencies And Banks Offer Travel On Installment Plan

According to media in the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, travel service providers in Guangdong are cooperating with banks to offer payment by installment travel services and other travel payment service such as zero initial payment, zero interest, and zero service charge to stimulate the local tourism market.

Dongguan Plans To Build Tour Dispatch Hub

According to Jiang Xiaoying, director of Dongguan Tourism Bureau, Dongguan will build a tour dispatch hub to attract tourists from the Pearl River Delta region, and the world at large, to come and visit the city.

113 Travel Agencies Approved To Provide Taiwan Service

According to The Measures for the Administration of the Travel of Mainland Residents to the Taiwan Region and Regulations on the Management of Travel Agencies, 113 international travel service providers from 25 Chinese provinces have been designated as the second group of travel agencies to provide Taiwan travel services.