Sanya To Regulate Day Tour Operators
From June 11, 2010 the Sanya Tourism Development Committee, in conjunction with transport and security departments, is launching special rectification actions for day-tours.
China To Implement Regulations On Tourist Complaints
The China National Tourism Administration has announced on its official website that the Regulations on Tourist Complaints Handling will be put in force from July 1, 2010.
Wuxi Regulates Travel Agency Services For FIT
The tourism and quality supervision departments of Wuxi have promulgated the Travel Agency Service Specification for Frequent Independent Travelers.
Hainan To Regulate Hotel Room Pricing
According to an official from the Hainan Provincial Tourism Development Commission, Hainan province will promulgate documents to regulate the market price of hotel rooms, set up an information publishing system, and to urge hotels to be self-regulating.
Tianjin To Set Up Payment System For Tour Guides
News from Tianjin Tourism Department is that Tianjin will build a new payment system for tour guides in 2010.
CNTA To Approve Foreign-invested Travel Agencies
The Chinese National Tourism Administration has published a proclamation on its official website concerning applications for setting up foreign-invested travel agencies in China.
Hebei To Publish Farmhouse Tourism Standards
The Farmhouse Service Quality Standards, drafted by the Laishui Bureau of Quality and Technical Supervision and Yesanpo Scenic Spot Management Committee, has been approved by experts from Hebei province, and is expected to be published by the end of 2009.
CNTA Publishes Details For Regulation On Travel Agencies In China
The Chinese National Tourism Administration has promulgated the Implementation Details for Regulation on Travel Agencies to clarify the rules in the Regulation on Travel Agencies which was published in March.
CAAC Promulgates New Curb On Airline Expansion
The Civil Aviation Administration of China has issued a new rule in a bid to prevent rapid overheating and expansion of the country's airline companies.
113 Travel Agencies Approved To Provide Taiwan Service
According to The Measures for the Administration of the Travel of Mainland Residents to the Taiwan Region and Regulations on the Management of Travel Agencies, 113 international travel service providers from 25 Chinese provinces have been designated as the second group of travel agencies to provide Taiwan travel services.
Shanghai Hotel Rates To Be Supervised For World Expo
The Bureau of Shanghai World Expo Coordination is considering supervising the rates and occupancy of Shanghai hotels for the 2010 World Expo half a year ahead of its opening.