Dali Forges Link With Nantou County In Taiwan
Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture Tourism Industry Association Scenic Spots Branch has signed an agreement on friendly cooperation with Nantou County in Taiwan to develop tourism.
Nanning-Macau-Taiwan Route To Be Launched In October
Guangxi Airport Management Group and Air Macau will launch a route from Nanning to Taiwan via Macau October 19, 2009.
Travelzen.com Expands Into Taiwan Market
Mainland Chinese travel website Travelzen.com, a joint venture between Shanghai Ever Bright Town International Travel Agency Limited and a well-known international private equity group, has announced plans to enter the Taiwan market.
Scheduled Direct Cross-Strait Flights Start On 32 Routes
Permission from the mainland Chinese civil aviation authorities has been granted to 16 airlines in mainland China and Taiwan for scheduled direct cross-strait passenger and cargo flights between the Mainland and Taiwan.
Accor Prepares To Open Its First Hotel In Taiwan
Following an in-depth analysis of the market, Accor will open its first hotel in Taiwan — the Novotel Taipei Taoyuan International Airport — in November 2009.
New Appointments For Shanghai JC Mandarin
Meritus Hotels & Resorts has announced the appointments of George Benney as general manager and Justine Lee as director of sales and marketing of Shanghai JC Mandarin Hotel.
China Southern Sets Up Branch In Taiwan
China Southern Airlines Company, one of the largest airline companies in Asia, has set up a branch in Taipei in Taiwan.
Ctrip.com Acquires ezTravel
Ctrip.com announced at its analyst conference call for the second quarter that it has acquired Taiwan's largest travel website, ezTravel, and plans to enter the Taiwan tourism market.
Taiwan Tourism Bureau Plans Training Courses In Mainland
The Tourism Bureau of Taiwan is planning to launch three-day/two-night training courses for mainland travel agencies to clarify the procedure for traveling in Taiwan.
BTA Rewards Hong Kong, Macau And Taiwan Agencies
According to Beijing Tourism Administration, travel agencies in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan that have organized visits by more than 5,000 tourists to Beijing will be awarded CNY100,000, and those have organized 10,000 tourists to visit Beijing will be granted CNY200,000 in subsidies.
Taiwan And Mainland To Set Up Tourism Offices In Beijing And Taipei
The director of the Taiwan Tourism Bureau, Lai Sezhen, told local media that Taiwan and the mainland are planning to set up tourism offices in Beijing and Taipei by the end of 2009.