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Business travel spend set to reach two-thirds of pre-pandemic level by 2022

Business travel spend set to reach two-thirds of pre-pandemic level by 2022

The revival in business travel is being led by the Middle East.

11/18/2021|7:02:17 PM|TR BUSINESS
Over 150,000 square meters of exhibition area booked in advance for 5th CIIE

Over 150,000 square meters of exhibition area booked in advance for 5th CIIE

A total of 50 enterprises and institutions signed up for the 5th CIIE on Saturday.

11/08/2021|2:09:59 PM|Yicai Global
ITB China 2021 goes fully digital

ITB China 2021 goes fully digital

The ITB China virtual exhibition will span two months, beginning 8 November as planned and running through to the end of the year.

11/02/2021|4:25:13 PM|ChinaTravelNews
Rosewood, Trip.com forms joint venture; China rolls out first international rail network | Daily Brief

Rosewood, Trip.com forms joint venture; China rolls out first international rail network | Daily Brief

Cathay Pacific passenger traffic decreased in Sep; Canton Fair wraps up, but exporters lament lack of foreign buyers.

10/20/2021|11:06:55 PM|ChinaTravelNews
4 insights for CFOs as travel costs emerge

4 insights for CFOs as travel costs emerge

It all comes down to a balancing act between meeting your travelers wants and needs, versus what is cost effective for the organization.

10/18/2021|5:53:55 PM|SAP Concur
Wuhan Marathon set to make its return with COVID-19 protocols in place

Wuhan Marathon set to make its return with COVID-19 protocols in place

Several high-profile international events in China were cancelled.

10/18/2021|11:47:05 AM|Dunsar Media
Hong Kong government extends convention and exhibition industry subsidy scheme

Hong Kong government extends convention and exhibition industry subsidy scheme

The amount of the immediate relief will be subject to a cap of HK$1 million (US$128,500) per event.

10/11/2021|11:52:14 AM|Australasian Leisure
Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics: IOC will only sell tickets to Chinese citizens

Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics: IOC will only sell tickets to Chinese citizens

The IOC said in a statement its decision was made in consultation with the Chinese government.

09/30/2021|5:01:45 PM|Deadline
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