Hong Kong Sees July Visitor Arrivals Up 32%
The Hong Kong Tourism Board has announced that arrivals in Hong Kong for the month of July 2010 reached the highest ever single-month level, with with 3.13 million visitors: representing a robust increase of 31.9% year on year.
China Releases Tourism Green Paper For 2010
The Tourism Research Center of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences has published China's Tourism Development Analysis and Forecast 2010, aka Tourism Green Paper 2010, which is the ninth green paper in a series which was first published in 2000.
Key Focus For China's Outbound Business Travel In 2010
The global financial woes and H1N1 swine flu were the two key issues for the outbound tourism market in 2009, and tourism operators are thinking what impact these key issues will still bring to the outbound business travel market.
China Southern Restores Shenyang-Daegu Route
From January 3, 2010, China Southern Airlines will restore its Shenyang to Daegu air route.
Joint Declaration To Boost East Asian Tourism
A joint declaration, "China-Japan-South Korea Joint Declaration on Tourism Exchanges", was made by China, Japan, and South Korea to promote the development of the East Asian tourism industry at the close of the Fourth China-Japan-South Korea Tourism Ministers Conference which was held in Japan.
在北京策划会展活动
说起今年的入境会奖旅游，国旅总社入境游总部国际会奖区副总经理姚红向《中国旅业参考》表示，因为全球经济不景气，很多国外企业的会奖活动都压缩开支，有的是取消，有的是减少人数。
Shenzhen And Hong Kong To Jointly Promote Packaged Tourism Products
Yue Chuanjiang, the deputy director of Shenzhen Tourism Bureau, says that Shenzhen and Hong Kong have their own advantages in tourism and they can attract more tourists if they can work together to promote their products.
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.