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Foreign visitors to Thailand up 5.6%, led by Chinese

Foreign visitors to Thailand up 5.6%, led by Chinese

Thailand welcomed 26.9 million foreign tourists from January 1 to October 11, up 5.6%. Chinese remained at the top of international arrivals with 7.63 million.

10/13/2017|10:12:09 AM|BangkokPost
Golden Week trade boosts Alipay transactions in Europe

Golden Week trade boosts Alipay transactions in Europe

Payments made in European stores using the Chinese mobile payment app Alipay increased six-fold over this month's Golden Week, according to the tech company.

10/12/2017|4:58:21 PM|ChinaDaily
Taiwan's tourism industry feels chill

Taiwan's tourism industry feels chill

An online survey found that more than 400 hotels and B&Bs across the Taiwan island had been put up for sale after sharp declines in customers.

10/11/2017|5:15:34 PM|Ecns.cn
Australia not ready for Chinese tourism boom

Australia not ready for Chinese tourism boom

The number of Chinese visiting Australia is set to more than triple to 3.3 million per year by 2026.

10/11/2017|5:44:19 PM|ABC
China UnionPay sees record payment of $206 billion during holiday

China UnionPay sees record payment of $206 billion during holiday

National bank card association China UnionPay saw record payment of 1.37 trillion yuan ($206 billion) with a total of 728 million transactions during the National Day holiday, the association said Monday.

10/11/2017|9:21:06 AM|ChinaDaily
IATA: global passenger trips rose 7% in 2016

IATA: global passenger trips rose 7% in 2016

Air travel passengers in 2016 increased 7% to 3.8 billion year on year, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA).

10/10/2017|5:05:15 PM|TheFinancial
Chinese tourist spending patterns reshape global travel sector

Chinese tourist spending patterns reshape global travel sector

The eight-day Chinese holiday led to an unprecedented boom in tourism, which not only boosted the economies of China and other countries and regions but also brought changes to global tourism.

10/10/2017|9:36:51 AM|GlobalTimes
China’s fastest bullet trains pose threat to domestic airlines

China’s fastest bullet trains pose threat to domestic airlines

China’s high-speed rail operator has reported a 140% rise in bookings for lines that terminate in Hangzhou over the past holiday, underlying a trend of consumers shifting to domestic rail travel.

10/10/2017|2:24:18 PM|SouthChinaMorningPost
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