Hungary Opens Consulate General In Chongqing

The Republic of Hungary has opened a consulate-general in Chongqing, making it the seventh consulate in Chongqing following those of the UK, Canada, Japan, Denmark, Cambodia, and the Philippines.

ANA To Increase Flights To China In 2010

According to reports in the Japan's Asahi Shimbun, All Nippon Airways has recently published its annual development plan for 2010, in which the company states that it has decided to increase the number of flights it operates to China.

Japan Visas Easier For Chinese Tourists

To attract 30 million tourists to visit Japan in 2010, the Japanese government is considering further easing of restrictions on visas for Chinese tourists.

Traveling To Beijing For Business And Pleasure

Feng Haifeng is a medical consultant at the Tumor Medicine Department of Beijing Novartis Pharma Ltd. He often travels on business to Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Shanghai.

Etihad Launches "Why Ey?" Campaign In China

Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, is launching a "Why EY?" campaign in China which aims to motivate and reward key business partners such as travel agencies and ticketing agents through incentive and promotional programs.

Air China To Launch Flights To Bangalore In 2010

It is learned from Air China's southwest branch that the company will launch a direct air route from Chengdu to Bangalore in India, and will also be the first direct route to Bangalore from China.

Japan-zaixian.cn Pairs Up With Ctrip.com

Strategic Decision Initiative Inc. and Itokuro Inc. have announced that Japan-zaixian.cn, their jointly operated portal that provides Chinese citizens with information about Japan, will cooperate with China's largest online travel service provider Ctrip.com.

Judging Chinese Hotels By Their Top Management

Ozawa Hairan, the assistant manager of NEC China, is mainly responsible for the operation of the general affairs department of NEC China, as well as the company's planning for business trips and meetings.

Japan To Attract More Chinese Tourists In 2010

According to Japan's Chunbun "The Chinese Review", the Japanese government has recently decided to focus on China to attract more foreign tourists and it also plans to use a quarter of its budget in 2010 to attract foreign visitors: a total of JPY5 billion.