Northwest China Promotes Five Tourism Brands
The five provinces in northwest China — Shaanxi, Gansu, Ningxia, Qinghai and Xinjiang — have signed a strategic cooperative agreement to promote five distinctive tourism brands.
Booking China Hotels By Service, Not By Price And Star Grade
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Carlson Enters Tibet With Park Plaza Brand
Carlson Hotels Worldwide has signed an agreement to open its first property in Lhasa, the capital of the Tibet Autonomous Region. People's Republic of China.
China Southern Reopens Two Tibet Routes
China Southern Airlines is reopening two routes to Tibet: from Guangzhou and from Beijing.
Tibet Tourism Resumed On April 5
Ba Zhu, director of Tibetan Tourism Bureau, has disclosed to the local media that Lhasa in Tibet resumed receiving tourists on April 5 and it will receive about one hundred overseas tour groups in early April.
Tibet Re-opens To Foreign Tourists From April
News from the Tibetan Tourism Bureau is that from April 2009 Tibet will be re-opened to foreign tourists, as well as to tourists from Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Macau.
Four New Passenger Trains For Qinghai-Tibet Railway
The Qinghai-Tibet Railway Company will add four new pairs of passenger trains from April 1, 2009.
West China Cities Cooperate On Tourism
Twenty-four tourism cities from western China, including Xi'an, Kunming, Chengdu, Nanning, Guilin, Urumuqi, and Huhehot, have signed a cooperation agreement with the aim of strengthening regional cooperation and bringing the tourism resources of western China into full play.
Tibet Arranges CNY46 Million For Tourism Recovery
The Tibet Autonomous Region is said to have arranged CNY46 million in 2008 to rejuvenate its tourist industry that was hit by the March 14 riots.
China's Inbound Tourism: Development In Adversity
The inbound tour business occupies an important position in the international tourism sector, and the number of inbound tourists who stay in a destination for at least one night and the resulting foreign exchange earnings are important indicators in measuring a country's tourism strength.
CNTA Announces Measures To Mitigate Impact Of Financial Crisis
The China National Tourism Administration has announced a number of measures to revive the confidence of the domestic tourism market and develop the tourism economy.