Beijing's Inbound Tourist Numbers Decreased By 20.6% In November
Impacted by the global financial crisis, in November 2008 Beijing only welcomed 311,000 inbound tourists, a decrease of 20.6% from the same period of last year, and 6.2% more than the decrease of previous month.
Sanya To Promote Itself In Ten Countries And Regions
Sanya's tourism industry has agreed on a tourism marketing promotion plan for 2009, and it will focus on promoting the resort area in ten countries and regions.
Howard Johnson Caida Plaza Shanghai Welcomes New GM
Philip Chan has been appointed general manager of the Howard Johnson Caida Plaza Shanghai.
Hong Kong Visitor Arrivals Decreased In November
According to the Hong Kong Tourism Board in November 2008 the number visitor arrivals in Hong Kong decreased by more than 1% from the same period of last year.
Executive Floors In South China
Business travelers who frequently shuttle between cities often select the executive floor when staying at a hotel. To a certain degree the standard of the executive floor reflects the hotel's overall strength and position.
Renaissance Shanghai Zhongshan Park Welcomes Wong
Eddie Wong has been appointed director of marketing of the new Renaissance Shanghai Zhongshan Park Hotel.
Ctrip Refunds Surcharge Differences To Travelers
As both Cathay Pacific Airways and Hong Kong Dragon Airlines have greatly decreased their surcharges on the routes between mainland China and Hong Kong, every tourist can save about CNY160 per trip according to Ctrip's new surcharge collection standards.
China Travel HK Acquires Remaining 49% Share Of USCTS
China Travel International Investment Hong Kong has announced that it has agreed to acquire the outstanding 49% share of China Travel Service (USA), for USD264,000.
Hong Kong Hotel Rates Will Not Rise For WinterFest
According to major travel agencies in Beijing, rooms of some hotels in Hong Kong have been in short supply but the rates have not greatly increased for the period of the 2008 Hong Kong WinterFest.
Cathay Pacific And Dragonair Decrease Surcharges
According to Ctrip.com, both Cathay Pacific Airways and Hong Kong Dragon Airlines Limited have decreased their surcharges by more than 40%.
Cathay Pacific Takes Steps To Lessen Impact Of Financial Crisis
Cathay Pacific Airways has responded to a serious downturn in business resulting from the global financial crisis by taking a number of steps to protect the long term financial health of the company.