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“China Era” a boon to global travel industry
11/17/2014|1:23:00 PM|
China’s domestic, outbound and inbound tourism sectors registered 3.6 billion, 114 million and 128 million trips respectively in 2014. Chinese made an average of 2.8 outbound trips per capita.
Wanda Tourism Acquires Zhejiang Everbright Travel
09/29/2014|4:24:13 PM|
Wanda Group subsidiary Wanda Tourism successfully signed an agreement to acquire Zhejiang Everbright Travel Group
China to double domestic spending on tourism by 2020
08/22/2014|10:14:19 AM|
China aims to double domestic spending on tourism by 2020 by offering financial and other support to develop the sector, the government said on Thursday, as it seeks to boost spending at home to spur economic growth.
"New strategy for a New China": Australian tourism changes tack
07/10/2014|12:26:00 PM|
New distribution strategy will be supported by increased advertising spending. New and innovative itineraries and programs, designed to meet the needs of Australia's target market in China, will also be developed and promoted by Tourism Australia.
Chinese Tourists Will Make South Korea Their Top Destination in 2014
07/09/2014|5:36:59 PM|
South Korea is expected to overtake Thailand as the top travel destination for Chinese tourists this year, China’s largest online travel agency Ctrip.com International Ltd said.
Tourism Australia targets China FIT market with new distribution strategy
07/08/2014|12:30:47 PM|
As part of the new recruitment drive, Australia's national tourism organisation aims to sign up between 30 and 35 specialist agents in the first year - based primarily in the 'Tier 1' cities of Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, plus a selection of 'Tier 2' cities, including Nanjing, Hangzhou, Qingdao, Chengdu and Chongqing.
Boost for travel agents in mainland China
06/25/2014|10:35:48 AM|
Amadeus has gained approval from the International Air Transport Association (IATA) for Billing and Settlement Plan (BSP) certification within mainland China.
Cost savings is top corporate travel priority for Chinese firms
06/24/2014|2:42:07 PM|
Slowing growth rate in the Chinese economy is giving rise to calls for more structured corporate travel management in order to obtain better cost savings.
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