The first two HUALUXE Hotels and Resorts properties, the world’s first international luxury hotel brand specifically designed for Chinese consumers, open in Greater China.
Recently, Vienna Hotels Group launched a program named “to open thousands of hotels in a hundred cities " program.
CLSA Limited releases new findings that show Chinese tourism growth is on track to reach 200million outbound travellers by 2020.
Katerina Giannouka has been appointed vice president – development, Asia Pacific and China for Rosewood Hotel Group.
Whilst countries like Indonesia and Malaysia are working to introduce visa free policies for Chinese tourists, Vietnam has implemented a new law which will see greater restrictions for the segment.
Recently, Zhuyou Hotels Group officially launched its first motel brand - Pod motel to enter the hotel market along Chinese highway.
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts continues expansion in China with Fairmont Wuhan, the capital of Hubei Province, Central China.
Meadin Brand Index (MBI) is released exclusively by Meadin.com, providing index data that reflect the brands (including relative brands of hotels and suppliers) influence for a period of time.
Greentown China Holdings Ltd. will jointly develop land in Hangzhou, China, with Wharf Group in a deal valued at 480.5 million yuan.
Meadin Brand Index (MBI) is released exclusively by Meadin.com, providing index data that reflect the brands (including relative brands of hotels and suppliers) influence for a period of time.
Central China Normal University and Wuhan Branch of China Tourism Academy jointly released a report shows five characteristics of China’s tourism development.
According to Fitch Ratings, secondary and tertiary Chinese markets pose the greatest risk of oversupply and project under performance for U.S. lodging companies.
China rules. Citizens of the Middle Kingdom are world champions in traveling, with the number of Chinese tourists traveling to other countries doubling over the past five years.
New Century Hotels & Resorts and China UnionPay cooperation signing ceremony was held in Hangzhou today.
Decelerating economic growth and the increased cost of compliance in China both have contributed to lower than expected travel and expense (T&E) spending in 2014.
China and New Zealand signed a cooperation agreement to further simplify visa procedures for China tourists to visit New Zealand.
According to the report released by GBTA, China’s total business travel spend to grow 15.9 percent in 2014 to $262 billion USD and another 18 percent in 2015.
Ascott has crossed its milestone of having 12,000 apartment units in China by securing contracts to manage five more properties.
Steigenberger Hotel Group now represented by five properties in China and plan to sign first agreement for an InterCityHotel in China.
WeChat, an instant messaging service owned by Chinese Internet service provider Tencent, has emerged as a viable sales channel for travel companies.
Hilton Worldwide has announced an exclusive license agreement with Plateno Hotels Group to rapidly launch and develop the Hampton by Hilton brand in China.
Fu Anpin , the sales vice-president of Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group in Asia-Pacific region,revealed that the group will add 5 to 7 new hotels in the next five to six years.
Wyndham’s international RevPAR dropped by 3.5% during the third quarter, thanks in part to fast growth of the company’s lower-rated Super 8 brand in China.
Jumeirah Group signed three management agreements to add three new luxury hotels and resorts in China. China will likely to be the second largest base of Jumeirah Group.