Huang An At Novotel Wuhan Xinhua

Huang An, the well-known compere and singer from Taiwan, recently visited Novotel Wuhan Xinhua. He was welcomed by David Wang, the director of sales at Novotel Wuhan Xinhua, who met Huang in the premier lounge of the hotel.

China Plans Beijing-Taipei Highway

According the draft 12th Five-Year Plan, the national highway network will have two new highways: the Lhasa to Golmud section of the Beijing to Tibet Highway and the Fuzhou to Taipei section of the Beijing to Taipei Highway.

China To Pilot Individual Tourist Scheme In Q2 2011

In a pilot scheme the Chinese government is expected to start allowing residents from several cities to travel to Taiwan as in the second quarter of this year: according to Shao Qiwei, the chairman of the Cross-Strait Tourism Exchange Association.

TransAsia Airways To Operate Taipei-Chongqing Route

TransAsia Airways, an international carrier based in Taiwan, recently announced that it would launch non-stop flights between Taipei Songshan Airport and Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport in March 2011.

W Hotels Debuts In Taipei

W Hotels Worldwide has opened its first property in Taiwan, the 31-story, 405-room W Taipei which is located in the central business district of Xinyi.

Keelung City Opens Tourism Office In Xiamen

Keelung, a major port city situated in the northeastern part of Taiwan, has officially established the Xiamen office for Keelung City Tourism Alliance Association, as part of the efforts to boost travel and cultural exchanges between the two cities.

Film Directors And Producers Gather At InterContinental Sanya Resort

The 11th Cross-Strait & Hong Kong Film Director Seminar and the 2010 China Film Directors' Guild Annual Ceremony was held in Sanya recently. About 300 guests including renowned movie directors and producers from the mainland, Taiwan and Hong Kong participated a press conference and welcome gala dinner organized in InterContinental Sanya Resort recently. Tony Marrinan, […]

Taiwan: Mainland Visitor Numbers Up 68% In 2010

According to the latest figures released by Taiwan's tourism authority, more than 1.63 million visitors from mainland China traveled to the island in 2010, 67.75% more than in the same period of 2009.