China Travel & Tourism News

China Southern Airlines will resume its flights to Moscow as of April 10 in an effort to boost Asian-European air traffic service. The airlines' branch in Xinjiang Uygur A...

Korean Air Lines Co, South Korea's biggest carrier, plans to fly directly to 50 Chinese cities over the next five years as it wants to tap China's rising demand for outbound travel...

Domestic automaker SAIC said Thursday it has scrapped plans to build a joint venture factory to produce sports utility vehicles (SUVs) with South Korea's Ssangyong Motor Co., alth...

A new domestic operator should take charge of launching the country's homegrown third-generation (3G) TD-SCDMA mobile phone technology, a telecommunications industry official said....

SAP AG, the world's top business software maker, expects to spend up to 125 million euros (US$150 million) in China through 2008 as it triples its development staff to 1,500 in th...

Top steelmaker Baoshan Iron and Steel Co. (Baosteel) reported a 2.2 percent fall in quarterly earnings yesterday, the first quarterly earnings decline in at least three years, as ...

With about four years to go before the Vancouver winter Olympics, tourism companies have already started selling flights and hotels at surprisingly high prices, prompting authoriti...

China International Capital Corp, the nation's biggest investment bank, said Tuesday it has won regulatory approval to become the country's first securities firm to help clients tr...

China's leading logistics company Sinotrans announced in Hong Kong on Wednesday that its annual turnover for 2005 reached 28.79 billion yuan (3.58 billion U.S. dollars), 30.09 perc...

Two of China's top four banks have reached a major agreement that will see them cooperate in a range of services. The China Development Bank and the China Construction Bank...

China plans to accelerate reforms in the social security and education systems to reduce its 46 per cent savings rate, the People's Bank of China said yesterday. The high h...

Southwest China's Yunnan Province is to invest more than 20 billion yuan (2.5 billion US dollars) in airport construction projects in the next five years. According to the prov...

China's Health Minister Gao Qiang has strongly criticized the practise of bribery during procurement and sale of medicine and medical appliances. Speaking at a work meetin...

On behalf of China's steel plants, the Shanghai-based Baosteel Group has started the fourth round of negotiations with the world iron ore providers on the contract price of the ra...

Bank of Communications (BoCom), the mainland's fifth-largest lender, yesterday posted blistering growth for net profit in 2005 thanks to its recent listing and strong lending. ...

The third China Forest Tourism Expo will be held in the city of Anshan, northeastern Liaoning Province, from May 26 to June 2, the State Forestry Administration (SFA) announced on ...

Tourists view cherry blossoms in Tokyo, capital of Japan, March 27, 2006. Since the temperature is higher than usual this spring, cherry blossoms bloom half a month earlier in Toky...

Retailers yesterday said the oil business had turned sluggish, as consumers needed time to take in the government's decision to raise retailing prices of oil products by 3 to 5 per...

Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) announced Friday the total expenditure associated to inbound tourism in Hong Kong in 2005 registered double-digit growth of 14.1 percent compared wit...

Tourism Australia launched a new round of travel campaigns in Shanghai yesterday. Television and print ads with the country's new tourism slogan "So Where The Bloody Hell Are Y...

Air Macao, the flag-ship air carrier in the special administrative region of Macao, said on Monday that it will launch a new air route to Hangzhou, capital of East China's Zhejiang...

Southwest China's Yunnan Province is to invest more than 20 billion yuan (2.5 billion US dollars) in airport construction projects in the next five years. According to the...

China is opening its air ticketing agency market, lowering the threshold for new players and granting the right to approve agents to industry associations, an official with the eas...

An Airbus 320 plane made a stopover at Pudong Airport in Shanghai on Sunday before heading for Kitakyushu City, Japan, for the first time. The flight started from Guangzho...

Ducks swim in a river of the Benzhai Village in Anshun, southwest China's Guizhou Province, March 24, 2006. With the rape flowers in full blossoms in the early spring, the village ...

A 72.65-kilometer highway connecting the hometowns of late Chinese leaders Mao Zedong and Liu Shaoqi, will be built in central China's Hunan Province from May 2006, according to th...

People in the Republic of Korea (ROK) will be able to come by non-stop flights to Huangshan, a popular scenic city in east China famous for its imposing Huangshan Mountain, as the ...

Advertising Co Ltd, the world's fourth largest advertising agency in terms of revenue, yesterday announced it had bought Always Marketing Services Co Ltd, a field-based marketing c...

Global technology service giant EDS will set up its Asian headquarters in Shanghai and recruit as many as 1,000 employees to work there, said Joe Eazor, president of EDS Asia and c...

the world's leader in personal computers, says it plans to create 200 new jobs and ramp up investment in China amid strong sales growth here. "This expansion is an importa...