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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
- Envisage a national identity, unity of a multicultural nation, the people’s welfare and international cooperation.More
- If there was any doubt that eTurboNews (eTN) has become one of the most formidable and most influential travel trade...More
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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! -
OpenJaw CEO: 7 challenges airlines face in 2019
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: ChinaGlobalIndustries: AviationInformation Technology...I have found that there are a set of common themes and common challenges that come through during conversations with airlines. -
Chile丨Hospital tenders envisaged for 2019
Content Types: DealRegions & Countries: ChileIndustries: HealthcareHospital tenders envisaged for 2019 in Chile -
Brexit - 6 month delays at the English channel and other worst case scenarios
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: United KingdomIndustries: HealthcareWe have previously written about letters sent by the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Matt Hancock, to the life sciences industry and to the NHS about Brexit preparations. -
Travel industry giant Expedia Group still sees room to grow
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: USAIndustries: AviationInformation Technology...The recent Expedia Explore '18 conference in Las Vegas closed with CEOs Dara Khosrowshahi and Mark Okerstrom skipping onto the stage at Aria arm in arm. -
Main hospital projects in Bogota, Colombia
Content Types: DealRegions & Countries: ColombiaIndustries: HealthcareUsme Hospital, Santa Clara Hospital, Bosa Hospital -
Ctrip extends its leisure travel platform to empower small players
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: ChinaGlobalIndustries: Information TechnologyTourismOn the first-ever Ctrip Day held on December 11, the leisure travel business unit of Ctrip announced it would extend its platform. The unit outlined 15 major product lines and launched its Version 3.0 system. It would open supply, operation and sales channels to facilitate the business of its travel partners around the world, especially to empower small and micro businesses and individual entrepreneurs. -
Ctrip to spend RMB 100 million to promote skiing in China
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: ChinaIndustries: Information TechnologySports & Leisure...Ctrip announced the formal launch of the "Ctrip 300 million user skiing program", and said it will spend RMB 100 million in 2019 for the promotion of skiing in China. -
Chinese travel-sharing website Qyer opens first Japan guesthouse
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: ChinaJapanIndustries: TourismHospitalityQyer, Chinese travel information website which allows travelers to exchange information and experiences, launched a Q-Home guesthouse in Osaka, Japan's second-largest city, Chinese state-backed The Paper reported. -
8 to 10 million Chinese travelers will experience cruise trips by 2025
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: ChinaIndustries: TourismChina is likely to become the world's largest cruise market in the next 10 to 20 years while its travel industry and the public sector step up moves to boost marine-based tourism, China Daily reported.
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