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The top Chinese travel trends to watch for in 2015
12/25/2014|5:10:57 PM|
2015 promises to be a year where brands and organizations marketing to Chinese start looking at them as travelers, beyond just shoppers.
China receives nearly 100 million inbound trips this year
11/06/2014|12:36:00 PM|
China National Tourism Administration’s latest statistics indicate that inbound arrivals for January-September this year was nearly 100 million
APEC agree on promoting smart tourism, eco-friendly destinations
09/16/2014|8:09:06 PM|
Tourism ministers from the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) grouping have agreed to promote smart tourism and eco-friendly tourist destinations. The new initiatives are part of the “Macau Declaration”, signed in the gaming city, after four days of meetings.
Hard road for foreign travel agencies in China
08/18/2014|9:45:46 AM|
Even though the golden age of Chinese outbound tourism has begun, strict legislation still limits any effort by non-Chinese companies to take advantage of this market from inside mainland China.
Time for travel agencies in North Asia to consider a symbiotic relationship
12/31/2008|10:59:00 AM|
Lai further added, “Generally, travel agents in North Asian countries are showing similar travel sentiments across the board during the current crisis. One difference though is that in markets like Hong Kong where the financial sector is significantly affected by the downturn some international TMCs have to resort to more drastic cost saving measures like no-pay leave and staff lay-offs.”
Will the Olympics prove to be a key driver for China's inbound leisure tourism?
08/26/2008|10:03:00 AM|
22 August, 2008: Historically the Olympics have proved not to be the best driver of tourism growth, as was stated by the European Tour Operators Association and witnessed by Sydney and Athens in their disappointing tourism performance in the aftermath of the event.
Will Chinas aviation industry be ready for the Olympic Games
08/09/2007|2:21:00 PM|
The General Administration of Civil Aviation of China (CAAC) last week suspended some scheduled services of Air China and China Eastern Airlines at Beijing Capital International Airport, due to repeated delays. This was only a very small part of total operations. But it was significant because it was part of a programme to reduce congestion and ensure the smooth running of the airport in the lead-up to the 2008 Olympic Games, now just 12 months away.
Asia's Travel Industry Charges into 2007
01/29/2007|3:09:00 PM|
2006 was a special year in the evolution of the Asian travel industry. The region continued steaming along with record growth figures, surpassing all other major regions and forging a strong position in the global game. (1/25/2007)
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