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More Chinese departure cities added for Taiwan tourism

04/15/2015|11 years ago

Taiwan Tourism Agency said its China tourism policy prioritizes quality and the relaxation of Chinese visitor numbers must be carried out in an orderly manner.

How TV and mobile technology are changing the face of destination marketing

04/19/2015|11 years ago

Up until recently, most destination marketing was done with traditional media: newspapers and magazines, public transportation, and television.

Chinese visitors to Japan skyrockets 83% in 2014

02/16/2015|11 years ago

Chinese visitor numbers to Japan soared 83% y-o-y in 2014, totaling 2.4092 million trips and total expenditure reached 560 billion yen (approx:US$4.8 billion),

China’s inbound tourism seeks breakthrough in 2015

02/11/2015|11 years ago

China’s inbound tourism maintained stable growth in 2014 as the numbers of overseas arrivals picked up according to the CNTA.

Chinese independent travelers to Taiwan double

01/09/2015|11 years ago

Independent travelers‘ numbers have already increased to more than half of that of group visitors and their proportion will continue to increase in 2015.

More mainland cities lined up for independent travel to Taiwan

12/10/2014|11 years ago

The newly approved cities, will likely include provincial capitals Haikou, Lanzhou, Yingchuan and Hohhot and will boost the number of approved cities to 46 cities.

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