HRS Speeds Up Expansion In China
After launching a new Chinese website in the first half of 2009, Germany-based Hotel Reservation Service recently announced that it would set up offices in Beijing, Shenzhen, Nanjing, Hangzhou, and Chengdu.
Nanjing To Have Three New North America Air Routes
It is learned from Nanjing Lukou International Airport and China Eastern Airlines Jiangsu branch, that Nanjing is about to launch three new routes to North America in November.
China Eastern's Jiangsu Branch Launches Third Route To Japan
Following the launch of routes from Nanjing to Osaka and Tokyo, China Eastern Airlines Jiangsu has launched its third air route, from Nanjing to Nagoya.
Regalia Resort & Spa Opens In Nanjing
The first luxury city resort in Nanjing, Regalia Resort & Spa Nanjing, has opened in the Chenguang 1865 leisure block beside the Qinhuai River.
Lin Appointed GM At San Want Hotel Shanghai
Kenny Lin has been appointed as the new general manager of San Want Hotel Shanghai.
CITS Promotes Mount Lushan Brand
To attract more domestic and foreign tourists and to improve its brand awareness and influence, Mount Lushan in Jiangxi province has signed a tourism cooperation agreement with China International Travel Service.
Making The Details Count In Millennnium Wuxi
Geoffrey Howe, an Australian citizen, brings 20 years academic and professional experience in the hospitality industry to his role of general manager of the Millennium Wuxi hotel.
Nanjing Welcomes New Five-star Hotel In Hexi
Hexi New Town's first five-star hotel, Jiangsu Guomao International Hotel, has opened its doors in Hexi Central Business District of Nanjing, Jiangsu province.
GreenTree Inn Opens New Hotel In Downtown Nanjing
GreenTree Inn's third hotel in Nanjing has recently opened for business in the city's Gulou District.
Wu Joins Sofitel Zhongshan Golf Resort Nanjing
Jane Wu Juan has been appointed as director of sales and marketing of Sofitel Zhongshan Golf Resort Nanjing.
CAAC Announces Details For Taiwan Flights
The Civil Aviation Administration of China has announced a detailed distribution scheme for scheduled flights between Taiwan and mainland China. Altogether nine passenger airlines and two cargo airlines in the mainland are involved.