Macau Sees Group Tourist Numbers Hit 489,000 In June 2010
The Statistics and Census Service of the Macau Government has announced that the number of tourists in groups reached 489,000 in June 2010, which is 1.67 times more last year, when the H1N1 flu reduced the number of arrivals.
Beijing Capital Airport's July Passenger Traffic Up 16.5%
Beijing Capital International Airport Company, the operator of Beijing airport, has said that passenger traffic through the airport in July 2010 increased by 16.5% year on year.
Traveling To Macau For Adventure And Relaxation
Chang Zhang is the director of human resources at Zhuhai Air Traffic Control Center. He has traveled extensively throughout China and across Asia to destinations that include Beijing, Kunming, Lhasa, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, Nepal, and Vietnam.
China Southern Launches Nanning-Taipei Direct Flights
China Southern Airlines Company, the nation's largest carrier, recently launched regular direct flights on the route linking Nanning and Taipei, further enhancing communications between Guangxi province and Taiwan.
MICE In Macau
When talking about Macau's MICE industry, one should consider the city's fusion of Chinese and western cultural elements. By comparison to MICE businesses in Hong Kong and other mainland cities, the scale in Macau is small but perfectly formed.
Mandala Airlines To Launch Direct Flight To Macau
Mandala Airlines, a low-cost airline based in Indonesia, will launch a three times-a-week direct flight service between Jakarta and Macau from July 21, 2010.
Choosing A Hotel To Meet Associates' Travel Needs
China Hospitality News reader Amanda Huang is the administrative assistant of Bayer Company GZ Liaison Office. She is responsible for the office's daily administration affairs, arranging business trips and booking air tickets and hotels for her associates, and selecting and arranging venues for meetings and banquets.
Spring Airlines To Open First Route To Japan In July
The Chinese low-cost carrier Spring Airlines has signed a memorandum with the Japanese Ibaraki prefectural government on the launch of a Shanghai to Ibaraki route: the first time that a privately-owned Chinese airline has launched an international air route.
Yantai Tourism Administration Joins Hands With JTB
Shandong Yantai Tourism Administration has reached an agreement with the Japanese JTB Corporation on sending high-end tourist groups to Yantai and organizing tourist charter flights.
Macau And Shenzhen Sign MOU On Quality Tourism
Macau Government Tourist Office has signed an MOU in Macau on "Quality and Integrity for Macau Tours" with the Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
Macau Revokes Viva's Business License
The Macau SAR Civil Aviation Authority has revoked the business license of air carrier Viva Macau and ordered the company to stop all business activities including online air ticket sales.