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.
Costa To Increase Investment In China In 2010
Costa Crociere S.p.A., the largest cruise company in Europe, announced at the Fourth China Cruise Industry Development Summit held in Sanya that it will introduce a new ship, Costa Romantica in 2010, to take the place of Costa Allegra.
Asiana Airlines Adds Two Flights From Chengdu To Seoul Each Week
From July 1, 2009, Asiana Airlines will add an extra two flights a week from Chengdu to Seoul making a total of four flights per week.
Korean Air Announces New Routes To China
Korean Air has announced that in late May it will open two new routes: from Seoul to Xi'an in Shaanxi, and from Seoul to Mudanjiang in Heilongjiang.
South Korea Determined To Develop Chinese Tourism Market
South Korea has made a range of plans to attract Chinese tourists this year.
British Airways Appoints McQuillan Regional General Manager For Far East
British Airways has appointed Kevin McQuillan as its regional general manager for the Far East with effect from March 2, 2009.
Two New Top Executives At Plaza Royale Furongguo Changsha
The soon-to-open Plaza Royale Furongguo in Changsha has announced two new top executives for its management team.
Mennetret Takes Over At Novotel Wuhan Xinhua
The Accor Group has appointed Gilbert C Mennetret, a French citizen, as the general manager of Novotel Wuhan Xinhua.
HKTB Targets MICE, Opens Hong Kong Exhibitions Office
The Hong Kong Tourism Board has announced the establishment of its Meetings and Exhibitions Hong Kong Office to enhance MICE promotions, aiming to improve Hong Kong's competitive position in the global MICE sector.
Korea Tourism Organization Establishes New Office In Shenyang
The Korea Tourism Organization has formally established a new travel office in Shenyang.
China's Foreign Exchange Tourism Revenue Decreased By 15.28% In August
The latest statistics issued by the China National Tourism Administration indicate that in August 2008, the foreign exchange revenue in the tourism sector of China was USD3.198 billion, a decrease of 15.28% compared to the same month in 2007.