ITB China ropes in Saudi as culture travel partner
ITB China, the marketplace for China’s travel industry, has announced Saudi as the Official Culture Travel Partner of ITB China Virtual 2021
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Accor introduces Emblems Collection – a captivating portfolio of unique luxury hotels
Accor has introduced Emblems Collection, a unique global portfolio of boutique hotels and luxurious resorts.
Demand for bookings of sixth-cycle designated quarantine hotels double on Trip.com
Since the launch of designated quarantine hotels in early 2021, Trip.com has recorded bookings in total of over 200,000 room nights, helping more than 10,000 Hong Kong residents returning…
ITB China 2021 kicks off with who’s who of Chinese travel industry on board
The Marketplace for China’s travel industry is once again attracting a diverse exhibitor representation, quality buyers and sees a strong line-up of partners this year
Shanghai Disneyland shuts down with over 30K visitors locked inside after one tests COVID positive
China has locked 33863 visitors inside the Shanghai Disneyland park after one visitor tested positive
US issues new guidelines for air travel, lifts restrictions on India, China and Europe from 8 November
In a new development as US opens international borders for non-essential travel, the US has issued new guidelines for foreign travellers, lifting restrictions on China, India and much of…
Radisson Collection unveils chic new hotel in Wuxi, China’s enchanting lakeside city
Radisson Collection Hotel, Wuxi is a stylish and sophisticated new downtown hotel that puts guests in the heart of one of China’s most compelling cities.
ITB China announces the Maldives as Official Island Travel Partner 2021 for Shanghai event in November
In 2021 Maldives will be the Official Island Travel Partner for the upcoming ITB China, set to take place from 24 – 26 November as a physical event in Shanghai, with a virtual extension from…
Boeing predicts Chinese airlines will buy 8,700 Planes by 2040
According to Boeing's estimates, Chinese airlines will require 8,700 new planes worth $1.47 trillion by 2040 to keep up with the country's growing commercial air travel demand.
China-Hong Kong travellers will no longer need quarantine from 8 Sept
Travellers arriving in Hong Kong from China will no longer need to quarantine from 8 September onwards
