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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.
Chinese buyers spend USD 2.6 billion on US hotel property acquisitions in 2015
04/12/2016|8:13:56 AM|
Chinese companies splashed out USD 2.6 billion on buying US hotel properties in 2015 and the buying spree is expected to keep on
Chinese travelers spend over USD 100 billion overseas in 2015
02/04/2016|6:08:26 PM|
Chinese outbound visitor traffic in 2015 reached 120 million, up by 12% YoY, and they spent USD 104.5 billion, increased by 16.7% YoY.
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!
Double-digit growth in Chinese outbound travelers continues for the 12th year
01/30/2016|4:05:17 PM|
China remains a leading force in the global market of outbound tourism with Chinese outbound visitors increasing at a double-digit rate for 12 years in a row.
Chinese tourists embrace new ways of travel in 2016
02/03/2016|11:38:15 AM|
Novel outbound travel, family tour and cruise vacations is expected to grow significantly in 2016 as the Chinese population enjoy better quality of life and the tourism sector is offering better-quality service.
China boasts 250 million inbound and outbound visitor traffic in 2015
02/02/2016|11:38:50 AM|
In addition to a domestic travel market in excess of 4 billion people, China also handled more than 250 million inbound and outbound visitors in 2015, and the tourism sector contributed more than 10% of the domestic economy and employments.
CNTA: Chinese investors rushing to invest in Europe
01/29/2016|10:01:47 AM|
The full-on collaboration between the travel sectors of China and Europe has turned Europe into a “gold-rush” market for Chinese travel enterprises, which has been making diversified investment overseas.
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