CNTA Approves Three JVs For Outbound Travel
China National Tourism Administration has published the names of the first batch of joint venture travel agencies approved to operate outbound travel business in China.
Canada's Delta Hotels Opening China Rep Office
Delta Hotels and Resorts, a Canadian high-end hotel management company, recently announced it will open a representative office in China.
CNTA: Travel Agencies Received More Complaints In 2008
The China National Tourism Administration has published a report on the complaints received about travel services in 2008.
STTA Recommends Suspending Cooperation With Galaxy Tour In U.S.
Shanghai Tourism Trade Association has requested every outbound travel service provider in Shanghai to take proper care when choosing American travel service providers and to suspend cooperation with Galaxy Tour so the latter can concentrate on dealing with the traffic accidents which involved Chinese tourists near Las Vegas.
CNTA Proposes National Leisure Program To Boost Chinese Tourism Market
Zhu Shanzhong, director of the marketing and communications department of the China National Tourism Administration, said in Shanghai that CNTA has proposed a national leisure program to encourage more Chinese citizens to participate in domestic tours and to promote the Chinese tourism market.
HKTB Hosts 2008 Hong Kong WinterFest
The Hong Kong Tourism Board has announced that the 2008 Hong Kong WinterFest will be held from November 28, 2008 to January 4, 2009.
CITM 2008: Marketing Travel In Shanghai
China International Travel Mart 2008 will be held in Shanghai, from November 20 to November 23. With its nine-year history, what kind of help will CITM bring to Chinese tourism enterprises in this coming economic downturn? China's leading travel professionals give us their views.
CNTA: China Becomes The World's Fourth Largest Host Country
Du Jiang, vice director of China National Tourism Administration, has announced that China has become the world's fourth largest host country for international tourists and the largest source market for tourists in the Asia region.