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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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- Obvious Portugal is a corporate M&A advisory firm dedicated to Foreign Direct Investment in Portugal. More
- ChinaTravelNews is a media brand owned by TravelDaily China (www.traveldaily.cn), China’s leading online publisher and event...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
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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! -
A country where American Travel in record numbers and no questions asked
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: USAIndustries: AviationMedical & Health...Flying from the US or Russia to Turkey is no problem. Many of the Turkish Airlines flights from US gateways leave with good loads. It’s because both Americans and Turkish authorites don’t really care. -
California issues Stay at Home order as COVID-19 rages on
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: USAIndustries: Medical & HealthCOVID-19 is increasing at alarming rates in California and all Californians are urged to do their part to stop the surge. -
New Orleans: No parades, but 2021 Mardi Gras NOT cancelled
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: USAIndustries: Medical & HealthTourismFor the first time since 1979, the city of New Orleans will cancel its world-famous Mardi Gras parades in 2021, due to the coronavirus pandemic. -
Monochrome by Centil Law: Cautious
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: ChinaGermany...Industries: InfrastructureBanking & Finance...Services: LegalWhile the ping pong match of who will raise more before the year is out continues, the onlookers adopt a precautious approach. -
COVID-19: New rent relief program
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: CanadaIndustries: Banking & FinanceMedical & HealthBusinesses face wide-ranging issues as the world responds to the COVID‑19 pandemic. Here is the latest guidance from Torys. -
Digital health assistant from Austria is globally successful
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: AustriaIndustries: Medical & HealthInformation TechnologyThe medical search engine Symptoma helps users and doctors in the diagnosis of illnesses such as COVID-19. -
Italian Tourism: Christmas holidays frozen
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: ItalyIndustries: Medical & HealthTourismItalian Tourism sector’s budget is in the “red”. Italy lost 49.5 million new arrivals and 153.5 million night stays in 5 months. 10.5 million fewer Italians traveled abroad. In August and September the sector did not fare much better, except for a very slight recovery of domestic travel, characterized however by short stays and decidedly reduced spending capacity, reports Confturismo, the Italian Tourism Federation. -
People in Izmir racing against time after Earthquake
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: TurkeyIndustries: TourismSafety and SecurityIn a once picture perfect tourism setting in Izmir, Turkey more than 2,000 people will spend another night in tents. Many fear to go back inside their homes as aftershocks continue, with more than 900 recorded in the last two days. Schools in the city will also be closed next week. The region was struck with a devastating 7.0 earthquake early Friday morning. The quake killed at least 64 people and injured more than 900. -
Harvard study: Air travel presents lower COVID-19 risk than shopping and dining out
Content Types: ArticleRegions & Countries: USAIndustries: AviationMedical & HealthA new gate-to-gate study by scientists from Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health is the most comprehensive research to date to conclude that the layered approach U.S. airlines, including Delta, have taken to protect customers and employees from COVID-19 means the risk of exposure during air travel is very low.
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