Korean Air To Strengthen Transfer Service In China's Major Cities
Korean Air has formally launched an initiative to expand in China's major and second-tier cities.
California Opens China Office
The California Travel & Tourism Commission has formally launched its representative offices in China to introduce California's tourism resource to Chinese consumers and increase the awareness of their travel products among Chinese consumers and the Chinese hospitality industry.
China Sets Goals For Tourism Industry
China has set goals for its tourism development in 2009 and aims at receiving 1.85 billion tourists for domestic travel, 50 million for outbound travel, 132 million tourists for inbound travel and a total tourism income of CNY1.23 trillion.
Korean Air and Asiana Airlines Reopen Sanya-Seoul Route
Korean Air and Asiana Airlines have reopened fights on the Sanya-Seoul route.
Beijing's Inbound Tourist Numbers Decreased By 14.4% In October
Statistics from the Beijing Municipal Tourism Bureau for inbound tourists staying overnight in Beijing in October 2008 show that the number of overseas tourists visiting Beijing decreased, while the number of tourists from the Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan markets increased to different degrees from the same period of last year.
China Unveils Tourism Promotion Emblems For World Expo
The tourism promotion slogans, emblems, and images for the 2010 World Expo have been unveiled at a press conference held in the Shanghai World Financial Center.
China Southern Promotes Tourism With Guilin And Sanya
China Southern Airlines is cooperating with Guilin and Sanya to launch a new winter-spring tour product.
China Eastern And Korean Air To Launch Charter Flight In Huangshan
According to Huangshan municipal government, China Eastern Airlines and Korean Air will launch a temporary passenger charter flight between Huangshan and Inchon from October 1 through to November 30, 2008.
China Southern Increases Surcharges On Route To South Korea
China Southern Airlines will increase the surcharge on the South Korea – China route from September 2, 2008.
Nine Chinese Airlines Join Hulunbeir Aviation Market
According to the Hulunbeir Tourism Bureau, nine Chinese airlines have joined the Hulunbeir aviation market.
China, Japan, South Korea Tourism Authorities Sign In Busan
In the third Tourism Ministers Meeting of China, Japan, and South Korea held in Busan, the three parties discussed how to strengthen tourism communication and cooperation among the three countries.