A New Chapter For Hangzhou's Exhibition Business
Hangzhou is famous around the world for the West Lake, while the exposition which was named after the West Lake caught the attention of Zhejiang province and China and attracted the eyes of the whole world as soon as it was launched in 1929.
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.
Follow-up: Japan Opens Travel Market To Wealthy Chinese
Japan's Tourism Department says that from July 2009, Japan will issue travel visas to individual tourists from the affluent classes from Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou.
China Launches 12 National Travel Routes
China has launched 12 national travel routes with the aim of influencing tourists' travel habits and creating new modes of travel consumption.
The Ritz-Carlton Shenzhen Is Open For Business
The 282 room Ritz-Carlton Shenzhen opened in mid-March, the fifth property of the luxury hotel brand to have opened in China in the space of slightly more than two years.
Guangzhou Spends CNY2.4 Billion Renovating Asian Games Hotels
Tang Ruping, director of Guangzhou Asian Games Organizing Committee, has told the local media that Guangzhou will spend CNY2.4 billion to refurbish 61 hotels that will serve the 16th Asian Games.
East Star Ordered To Suspend Operations
Following a request from the Wuhan Municipal Government, the South Central regional branch of the Civil Aviation Administration of China has ordered East Star Airlines to suspend its operations with effect from March 15, 2009.
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.
South Korea Determined To Develop Chinese Tourism Market
South Korea has made a range of plans to attract Chinese tourists this year.
Hong Kong Proposes To Offer Multiple Entry Visas In More Cities
Henry Tang Ying-yen, Hong Kong's chief secretary for administration, is proposing that Hong Kong offer multiple entry visas to people in more cities in Guangdong province.
CTS HK Group Fostering National Brands
At the beginning of 2009, China National Travel Service Group Corporation announced a rebuilding plan for its hotel properties. In June 2007, the former CTS Group and CTS HK Group merged to build up one of the largest domestic tourism groups — CTS HK Group — and later in November 2008, the group launched its […]