China Signs Tourism MOU With Australia

The Australian Department of Resources, Energy, and Tourism and the China National Tourism Administration have signed a China-Australia Tourism Cooperation Memorandum of Understanding in the presence of Chinese premier Wen Jiabao and the Australian prime minister Julia Gillard.

Incentive Travel With Inner Mongolian Characteristics

Inner Mongolia is one of the major birth places of prairie culture in China. With its rich culture resources and long history it has attracted wide attention. In recent years, more featured travel products have been developed based on the prairie culture and this has greatly boosted the region's tourism.

Dongguan Aims To Be A MICE City

Yu Jianmin, deputy director of Dongguan Municipal Tourism Bureau, has told local media that Dongguan has great potential for incentive travel, but it needs to improve its reception capacity before fully developing within the sector.

Jiangxi To Encourage Subsidized Incentive Travel

China's Jiangxi province is preparing a three-year plan on leisure travel in which it encourages companies to offer subsidized travel and incentive travel to their employees.

Guangdong Travel Services Focus On Female Tourists

Travel agencies in Guangdong have begun to launch themed travel products targeting women with the approach of this year's International Women's Day on March 8.

Beijing Business Hotel Rates Increase By 15%

Data published by Ctrip.com indicates that from the middle of October, due to various meetings and exhibitions coming to Beijing, the booking rates of four- and five-star hotels in the city have increased by more than 15% compared to September 2008.