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- Headquartered in the tech suburb of Zhongguancun in Beijing, Quanjingke (QJK) is a leading smart tourism solution provider in China which operates an interactive e-commerce platform with innovative VR technology. With a deep understanding as to how VR technology could potentially affect the evolution of traditional industries, QJK has successfully applied VR technology to the tourism, marketing and visualization sectors. QJK provides CGA members with technical services for VR sightseeing, 3D dynamic images and 720-degree 3D panorama.
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- Guam is the closest U.S. territory to China. Guam has a warm climate and full of sunshine throughout the year. The underwater...More
- Baicheng.com is China‘s leading outbound travel service provider. As the prior outbound tourism e-commerce platform, our...More
- Centours International Travel Co., Ltd was established in 2002 and is a fully qualified travel company approved by China...More
- If there was any doubt that eTurboNews (eTN) has become one of the most formidable and most influential travel trade...More
Resources
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Hotels, Restaurants & Tasting Sessions in the Cognac Region
Content Types: EventRegions & Countries: FranceIndustries: Food & BeverageTourismSpend your holiday in the Cognac Region! -
International Cruise Summit 2019
Content Types: EventRegions & Countries: SpainIndustries: TourismThis is the only forum of global knowledge about the worldwide cruise industry to be held in europe on an annual basis. We are witnessing a significant increase in the cruise business and every year the industry demonstrates that it is one of the driving forces of global tourism. -
2019 TravelDaily Conference & Digital Travel Show
Content Types: EventRegions & Countries: ChinaIndustries: AviationInformation Technology...As an economic barometer, the tourism industry is among the first to bear the brunt of economic slowdown and grapple with uncertainties on future directions. The challenge to find the next big opportunity is getting tougher, as it requires looking beyond the obvious to identify underlying trends and make accurate predictions. So what are the genuine needs of today's global travelers? What gaps are there in the market? -
Ctrip takes customized travel to version 3.0 and shoots for RMB10B GMV in two years
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: ChinaIndustries: Information TechnologyTourismCtrip is gradually drifting away from being a transactional platform offering simply a search tab or budget-friendly deals. Instead, it is introducing functionalities with upgraded user interface to make it easier for travelers to figure out where to go and what to do. -
Construction of Terrewode Women’s Community Hospital in Uganda complete
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: UgandaIndustries: HealthcareConstruction works of Terrewode Women’s Community Hospital in Uganda has been completed. Ms Alice Emasu Seruyange, the founder and executive director of TERREWODE announced the reports and said that the hospital is meant to benefit obstetric fistula patients in the country. -
CarePay eyes regional expansion with Sh5.1bn funding
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: KenyaIndustries: EducationHealthcare...Amsterdam and Nairobi-based CarePay International, a mobile health payments platform, has raised €40 million (about Sh5.1 billion) in a Series A financing round for regional expansion. -
Accor’s renewed focus – aspirational and experiential aspects of a guest
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: ChinaGlobalIndustries: Service IndustryTourism...If for a hospitality brand, one only relates it with the stay/ sleep aspect, then today it would be deemed as an archaic perception. And if a hotel company goes deeper into other spheres of one’s life via its own digital ecosystem, is the foundation of brand going to be shaken? Would it be able deliver the same experience when it sells any other product other than its core one? -
OYO and Ctrip establish strategic partnership
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: ChinaIndustries: Service IndustryTourism...OYO, India's largest hospitality company, and Ctrip, China’s largest online travel company, inked a strategic cooperation agreement on May 27, enabling users to get access to OYO hotels on the Ctrip platform, reported Tencent News Yixian. -
Chinese tourism to US declines for first time in 15 years
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: ChinaUSAIndustries: TourismData from the National Travel and Tourism Office found travel from China to the U.S. fell 5.7 percent in 2018 to 2.9 million visitors. It marked the first time since 2003 that Chinese travel to the U.S. slipped from the year prior, The Associated Press reported. -
Trade war threatens business travel as Chinese companies slash conference budgets
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: ChinaUSAIndustries: TourismThe ongoing trade war between the world's two largest economies is casting a shadow on China's tourism industry, especially on the niche business travel market known as "MICE tourism."
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