Costa Introduces Regular Routes To Taiwan
From January 2010, Costa Cruises will launch regular cruise route departing from Hong Kong to Taiwan for mainland Chinese tourists.
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.
Fujian And Taiwan Sign Agreements To Boost Tourism
At a ceremony celebrating 10,000 Taiwanese tourists visiting Fujian via Uni Air, Fujian and Taiwan have signed two cooperative agreements to boost tourism.
Zhoushan Plans Direct Cruise To Taiwan
At the Guanyin Culture & Zhoushan-Taiwan Tourism Cooperation Conference, the Zhoushan Tourism Association signed a cooperative agreement with the Taiwan Cross-Strait Business & Travel Shipping Association.
CIFIT Lifts Xiamen's MICE To New Heights
The 13th China International Fair for Investment & Trade will be held in Xiamen from September 8 to 11, 2009. Compared with former ones, the 13th CIFIT is expected to be much better in terms of scale, program, and effects.
Anyang: All Scenic Sites Free To Foreign Tourists
From July 1, 2009, to December 31, 2009, all scenic sites in Anyang, including the Shang dynasty capital Yinxu, will be free to visitors holding foreign passports.
Macau: Inbound Tourist Numbers Decline In 2009
At the Annual Marketing Meeting of the Macau Government Tourist Office, Joao Manuel Costa Antunes, the director of MGTO, stated that according to provisional data, in the first five months of 2009, the number of inbound tourists was 8.9 million: a decrease of 10% over the same period of last year.
Hotels.com Launches Chinese Website
Hotels.com, one of the world's top professional hotel chain websites, has announced the official launch of its Chinese website: Hotels.cn.
Shandong Airlines Joins Hands With Qingdao Tourism Administration
A cooperative agreement was signed recently by Shandong Airlines and the Qingdao Tourism Administration to promote their joint development.
Taiwan To Raise Fuel Surcharges From Mid June
According to Taiwan's Civil Aeronautics Administration, as a result of the increase of aviation fuel prices, local airlines can raise fuel surcharges for long and short haul international flights by 25% from June 15, 2009.
Fuzhou Allows Temporary Residents To Travel To Taiwan
Mainland residents who have lived in Fuzhou for more than one year can now visit Taiwan by way of Fuzhou Port instead of applying for exit and entry documents in their place of registered permanent residence.