China’s tourism authorities announced that the country plans to build or upgrade 250,000 public toilets in 2016, and will install even more next year.
Welcome to Breaking News in Tourism and Hospitality Industry from Meadin.com. Let’s look at what happened this week.
Welcome to Breaking News in Tourism and Hospitality Industry from Meadin.com. Let’s look at what happened this week.
Welcome to Breaking News in Tourism and Hospitality Industry from Meadin.com. Let’s look at what happened this week.
Educating customers and stakeholders. Most Travel & Tourism companies now have branded sustainability programs, and these often include customer engagement programs.
The Marriott acquisition of Starwood and the Expedia acquisition of Orbitz are harbingers of a consolidation coming in the hotel industry.
The time has come to bring about a Spring for the tourism supply, to encourage the investments needed to shift from startup to the industrial era by pulling the right levers.
PATA has launched a new study - "Stepping out of the crowd" focussing on young Asian travellers, which will be released in December 2015.
Tripadvisor has added more details about its plans for China and its new Chinese brand Mao Tu Ying.
The hospitality industry has expressed concern over the lack of specific recommendations for the sector in the draft national tourism policy 2015 formulated by the tourism ministry.
The tourism in Southeast Asia is rising, especially in Vietnam where the number of new hotel constructions is increasing.
By the end of 2015, the Travel & Tourism sector will contribute US$7,860 billion, 10% of global GDP, once all direct, indirect and induced impacts are taken into account.
Professor Hanqin Qiu and two co-authors have found that China’s high-speed railway has increased domestic tourism demand.
Jiuhua Mountain is one of the four buddistical holy mountain, and it has been called as the Lotus World of Buddhism.
Central China Normal University and Wuhan Branch of China Tourism Academy jointly released a report shows five characteristics of China’s tourism development.
Sustainability will play a more important character in managing the future development and operation of the world’s tourism industry.
With the development of Chinese economy and the lifting of international tourism, Australia is facing the unprecedented opportunity.
Will the events of the last few days—and accompanying condemnations by western news media—mark a new chapter in what has seemed an ever-growing sector?
A few hotels have localized their brands in China. In 2012, Accor renamed its Grand Mercure hotel in Shanghai as Mei Jue. IHG designed a new brand called Hualuxe Hotels & Resorts for its customers in China.
According to a report, 45 percent of surveyed hoteliers said they had seen an increase in Chinese guests over the past year, and 54 percent said they expected the trend to continue.
A rising demographic of middle-class travelers, coupled with a government push to modify mandated holiday travel, has hoteliers in China and neighboring countries adapting.
Hong Kong needs to nearly double the number of hotel rooms over the next decade to keep up with rising demand, according to a government task force.
A growing number of major international hotel groups are now accepting China"s UnionPay cards as they eye the country"s booming luxury travel market.
Mr Sun plans to return to Chong Qing tomorrow to promote Dunedin"s attractions and business opportunities.