Search results for “tourism spending”
CNTA survey: inbound visitors stay eight days on average in 2015
01/29/2016|11:44:42 AM|
Inbound visitors to China stayed for eight days on average and spent USD 237.75 per capita in 2015.
HNA-Caissa-led consortium to acquire 43.88% of FlightManager for RMB 933 million
03/25/2016|10:16:44 PM|
A consortium led by HNA-Caissa and Caissa Sega, along with CAAC Private Equity Fund and Beijing CAAC HeYuan Investment, plans to invest RMB 933 million to acquire 43.88% shares of Shenzhen Huoli Tianhui Technology, the parent company of flight management App FlightManager.
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.
Australia to grant 10-year visa for Chinese visitors
02/19/2016|8:38:18 AM|
Australia is to issue 10-year visa for Chinese visitors and will also take a step forward on military communication and law enforcement cooperation with China.
Ctrip sets up financial services division to tap into the travel finance segment
01/20/2016|4:09:57 PM|
Ctrip announced it is setting up Ctrip Financial Services division that will jointly launch the Ctrip Traveler Rewards with MasterCard.
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.
Taiwan OTA KKday raises USD 4.5 million in A-round funding
03/17/2016|11:13:01 AM|
KKday, a Taiwan platform for independent travel, has received USD 4.5 million for its A-round funding. The funding will be invested in developing its presence in Southeast Asia.
Ctrip gets Japan tour operator license to tap into Japan tourism boom
12/02/2015|12:24:24 AM|
Ctrip has seen visitor number to Japan doubling and has became the first Chinese OTA to get a tour operator license in Japan.
51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

READ MORE

MOST POPULAR

1

B2B travel to outpace global economic growth, says HBX executive

2

Air China rolls out direct flights to Washington as U.S.-China airlines intensify competition

3

Trump's "tariff hammer" deals a 30% blow to US hotel industry

4

Despite rising risks, Chinese travel to Japan surges ahead of May holiday

5

How Booking.com CBO sees China market and AI potential?

©2025 广州力矩资讯科技有限公司 粤ICP备06070077号
Tell us more about yourself!