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Online travel portals gear up for long weekends in August

Online travel portals gear up for long weekends in August

Travel portals are expecting an average 50% jump in bookings this month with people looking for quick weekend getaways by clubbing their leaves with off days.

08/07/2017|10:50:39 AM|ETtech
Chinese outbound tourists increase 5% to 62.03 million in H1 2017

Chinese outbound tourists increase 5% to 62.03 million in H1 2017

China remains the world’s largest outbound tourism source market following a 5% increase year on year in the number of Chinese outbound tourists to 62.03 million in the first half of 2017.

08/04/2017|11:28:49 PM|ChinaTravelNews
China posts $10.2 billion tourism trade surplus

China posts $10.2 billion tourism trade surplus

China received 138 million inbound tourists in 2016, up by 3.5%, and generated USD 120 billion, up by 5.6%, compared to USD 109.8 billion by outbound tourists, with tourism trade surplus of USD 10.2 billion.

07/31/2017|8:29:01 PM|CNTA
Virgin Australia maps out plan to tap into China's aviation hubs

Virgin Australia maps out plan to tap into China's aviation hubs

Virgin Australia, the airline part-owned by HNA Group, aims to add new routes to mainland China to tap into the Chinese backer's aviation hubs and the record flow of visitors heading Down Under.

07/31/2017|5:54:40 PM|ChinaAviationDaily
Singapore and Hong Kong's airport dominance is under threat

Singapore and Hong Kong's airport dominance is under threat

A $1 trillion global airport spree is threatening the status quo of Singapore and Hong Kong as key transit points connecting travelers in Asia to and from the rest of the world.

07/31/2017|4:29:33 PM|Bloomberg
Hoteliers need WiFi not Weibo to satisfy Chinese tourists

Hoteliers need WiFi not Weibo to satisfy Chinese tourists

Hoteliers are prioritizing budgets around social media and marketing campaigns over spending on the specific services that Chinese travelers require.

07/28/2017|3:46:37 PM|Tnooz
Spring Airlines targets China's ascendant middle class

Spring Airlines targets China's ascendant middle class

Spring Airlines, China's largest budget carrier, is determined to meet growing demand for affordable travel —— but not necessarily by flying solo

07/25/2017|6:15:26 PM|NikkeiAsianReview
Luxury “air cruise” is bringing wealthy Chinese to Kenya

Luxury “air cruise” is bringing wealthy Chinese to Kenya

A luxury “air cruise”, which can hold up to 450 people, will only carry 86 wealthy Chinese to Kenya for $45,000 a ticket, more than 38 times the country’s gross national income of USD 1,160 per capita.

07/25/2017|6:04:36 PM|Quartz
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