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Chinese tourist arrivals to US surge 53% in 2015
04/12/2016|8:13:32 AM|
Chinese tourist traffic to US grew by 53% YoY in 2015, after the US government extended the validity of multiple entry visas for Chinese visitors to 10 years in 2014
Chinese travelers spend 48% more in South Korea in Q1
04/17/2016|9:14:13 AM|
Chinese tourists spent 48% more in shopping at South Korea’s Lotte Department Store from January 1 to April 11 this year, which was nearly 50% more than the first quarter of 2015 before the MERS outbreak
CNTA: holiday travel in China still growing
02/15/2016|11:21:36 AM|
Travel continued to grow during this year’s Spring Festival holidays, as the market offered a diversified range of travel products such as tours of heritage towns, hot-spring wellness holidays, and fun on ice and snow. As well, outbound tourism has become a mainstay.
Hong Kong plans HKD 380 million package to revive inbound tourism
02/26/2016|11:26:57 PM|
The Hong Kong government is planning a range of measures to boost its flagging inbound tourism. The initiatives, expected to cost HKD 380 million in the government's latest budget, include waiving licence fees for local travel agents and hotels and expanding the scale of major events to be held this year.
Travelport partners with Macao tourism authority for destination marketing
04/14/2016|11:54:14 AM|
Macao Government Tourism Office has formed a new marketing partnership with Travelport, aimed at driving more tourist inflow
Mark your calendar for 2016 TravelDaily Events
03/29/2016|3:33:27 PM|
In 2015, TravelDaily has been on the go too, having launched HMC, CADC, TDC and other events. Now take a look at the calendar for upcoming events in the new year!
6 million Chinese tourists spend RMB 90 billion overseas for New Year Holiday
02/16/2016|8:43:43 AM|
A record 6 million Chinese travelers traveled overseas during the Spring Festival holidays, spending RMB 90 billion in their travel, as China remains the world’s largest source market for outbound travel spending for three years.
China set to become world’s largest business travel market
02/02/2016|11:00:36 PM|
China’s inbound and outbound tourism traffic is expected to grow 5% in 2016, to 263 million, of which inbound tourist arrivals are expected to increase by 2.5% to 137 million, while outbound tourism traffic will increase by 8% to 126 million.
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